The Chinese surname is one of the surnames in China. The Chinese surname also belongs to the 196th surname and occupies a large population in China. The origins of Chinese surnames also include the surname Ji and the surname Zi. How do we all get Chinese surnames? Let’s take a look at the best ways for Chinese people to name their surnames.
Chinese surnames
Hua is the 196th surname in China today, with a large population, accounting for about 0.047 of China's Han population. Chinese surnames are derived from the three surnames Zi, Xian and Ji.
The origin of Chinese surnames
The first origin
In terms of the surnames of sons, starting from the Spring and Autumn Period, Song, Song, Dai Gong and their descendants They are all in Huayi and named after their fiefdoms. A surname Hua, which is derived from the child's surname, has more specific information to examine. It is recorded in the historical book "The Words and Deeds of Famous Xian Clan": "Dai Song Gongsundu, whose courtesy name was Huafu and Xiangsonggong, established himself as Hua, Du Hua, Huayuan, Ding Hua, Hua Hai and Song Qing." This Hua family is famous for its descendants. It was named after his character. He was a prominent family in the Song Dynasty during the Spring and Autumn Period, and his descendants were all public ministers of the Song Dynasty. The Song Kingdom was granted the title of Wei, the younger brother of King Zhou of Shang, by King Wu of Zhou as a tribute. Shangtang is a child's surname, and Zheng Kao's father and Du Hua are both descendants of the Shang Dynasty. Fahrenheit naturally comes from the child's surname. At that time, the Song Dynasty had a place from Shangqiu County in Henan Province to the east to Tongshan County in Jiangsu Province in the west. Therefore, the Fahrenheit clan first originated in the Song Dynasty, and later gradually spread to other places. Among the descendants are Du Hua, Hua Yuan, Ding Hua, Hua Hai, etc. There is also a surname named after the ancestor, called Fahrenheit, which is historically authentic.
The second origin
It originated from the Cong family. It came from the Xia Dynasty when Zhong Kang established Huashan in Xiyue and settled in the city. The ancestors of the surnames Si and Zi share the same origin, namely Emperor Zhuanxu Laiwen more than 4,400 years ago. The Zi surname was established by Zhuanxu's son Qi, and the Si surname was established by the descendants of Zhuanxu's grandson. Therefore, Fahrenheit is a descendant of Zhuanxu regardless of his surname or surname. The so-called two are just different in the order and method of taking surnames.
According to research, the ancestors of the Fahrenheit people can be traced back to Huangdi's Xuanyuan, because Zhuanxu was the grandson of Huangdi. Fahrenheit originated in Xi'an and appeared as early as the fourth emperor of the Xia Dynasty more than 4,100 years ago. This is recorded in "Historical Records": "Xia Fengqi watched in the West Mountain and named it Fahrenheit." Yue refers to Mount Huashan in Shaanxi, so Zhong Kang’s descendants took “Hua” as their surname from then on. However, some scholars have clearly expressed doubts. Because they are not sure whether the title of "Xiyue" existed in Huashan at that time, they believe that Hua's name comes first and Huashan's name comes second. According to the research of this book, until the middle of the Warring States Period, today's Huashan was still called "Yinjin". It belonged to the Wei State and was not called "Huashan". At the end of the Warring States Period, in the thirty-seventh year of the Zhou Dynasty, the Wei State gave it to the Qin State for peace, in exchange for the land of Yin and Jin. King Qin Huiwen changed the name to Huayin, and the mountain in the territory was called Huashan. Therefore, Chen Tingwei's statement in the Qing Dynasty that "summer is confined to the Western Mountains and is called the Fahrenheit" must have been "written for the sake of fame", which is really not advisable! But when Xia Jie was in power, there were four ministers: "He Ji, Taihua, Yi Que, and Yang Chang. They were ruthless in politics." Taihua was one of Xia Jie's minions. Among his descendants, Taihua is the earliest Fahrenheit in China.
One of the naming methods of Chinese surnames
Tian Ge is a surname passed down from ancestors. Regardless of good or bad luck, it has little impact on mathematics and physics.
The mathematical meaning of the number of days is 15: happy life, prosperous family, wealth and prosperity. Support from elders, friends, and subordinates. You can get children and wealth, and you will have endless happiness in your old age.
The mathematical meaning of personality number 28: happy life, prosperous family, wealth and
The mathematical meaning of external number 15 is: happy life, prosperous family, wealth and prosperity. Support from elders, friends, and subordinates. You can get children and wealth, and you will have endless happiness in your old age.
Most of them are eloquent, plausible and convincing. No matter what kind of workplace they are, they can get along well with others, make a wide range of friends, be outgoing, and have friends from all walks of life.
In fact, Chinese people have different surnames and first names, which have a greater impact on mathematics and physics. As for those who belong to Tian Ge 15, they can be said to be very rich and prosperous throughout their lives.
Additionally, they gain wealth for future generations, etc. Their old age will be blessed.