Tong's family Members of the Zhou Tong family in Foshan are distributed in various areas of Liaodong. Modern place names, such as Tongjiajiang, Tong Jia, Tong Jia and Tong Jia, are all places where they lived. The same surname or surname and surname are Manchu surnames and homonyms, all of which originated in Tong Jia. Tong Jia's surname was Tong Jiashi in the early Qing Dynasty. Regarding the Tong family in the early Qing Dynasty, Tong, a member of the Tong family, recorded the following in the "Manchu Eight Banners Genealogy": "Tong gave birth to the Yellow Flag and lived in the Tong family. By the Ming Dynasty, his ancestor Dahan Tumotu had trade with Dongwang, Wangzhaozhou and Suoshengge. After that, I moved to Kaiyuan and moved to Fushun. " According to historical records, the Tong family in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties was the Tong family, taking the place name as the surname, and most of its clan members entered the Ming border for trade. Taking the local surname is a major feature of the crown surname of Jurchen in Ming Dynasty. They constantly need to migrate, fish, hunt and collect, and those who take their place of residence as their surnames, such as Gulcha, Zhangjia and Sochuluo, etc. However, these surnames are all Jurchen surnames that appeared in the Ming Dynasty, and their land-based surnames are similar to those of Tongjiacun and Zhangjiabao in modern times. But the surnames of these place names named after the Ming Dynasty are not the original surnames of their clans.
There are many flags in Tong Jiashi, but the main ones are true blue, true white, yellow and red.