In Historical Records and Hanshu, "Luo Ou" is mistaken for "Luo Ou" because there are no camels in the south. Where did it come from? In fact, "pheasant" means "bird" and "pheasant yue" means "bird yue", belonging to the aforementioned bird yi who worships bird totem. When the "two frontier signs" are mentioned in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty, it is said that "birds must be women", which means "birds in the countryside must be women". However, the word "Luo" did not come from Vietnam, and the ancestors of Luo's surname did not seem to be human. However, it is doubtful whether the establishment of Luo County (Li Guanghan County) by Emperor Gaozu in the original residence of Shu people was related to the Luo people. But the fact should be related to Luoyang people moving to Shu. After Qin Wenxin Hou was dismissed from office and died, all his subjects (fief Luoyang) moved to Shu. At the latest in the Qin and Han Dynasties, China had place names and things named after pheasants. Luoyang County was established in Qin Dynasty and Sanchuan County in Western Han Dynasty. Luo County was established in Sichuan in the Western Han Dynasty, and it belonged to Guanghan County. Because of this, Wang Mang changed to Wu Luo in the Eastern Han Dynasty and was reinstated in the Sui Dynasty. At present, the location of Guang Seoul is called Luozhen, which is a respect for history. Luoxin Seal and Weiyin in Jinwen Dictionary should refer to Luoxian County. The "pheasant" in Luo Gong Luo Lin's private seal refers to the surname. As for Luoyi, when the Shang Dynasty was destroyed in Zhou Dynasty, it was called "China" (that is, "the center of the country"); when Zhou Ping moved to Luoyi, Luoyang was changed to Luoyang during the Warring States Period. In this way, it is difficult to draw a right and wrong conclusion because it is written in Historical Records as "Luoyi" or "Luoyang". But the word is also found in the following books: Zuo Zhuan and Luo are both "Luo"; Xia Dynasty officials called "(Yuzhou) its Sichuan bright pheasant", Tianguan preface "defense in the right position", Zheng Xuan (Han) noted "Taibao Dynasty as for pheasant"; This poem. Truffles ? 》"? ? ? ? Stallion, in the wild, thin? ? Who has Qiu Luo (white horse with black mane) and pheasant (black horse with white mane), deducing with the car, thinking without Iraq and thinking with Mas "; Zhuangzi's horseshoe "I am good at horses, burning them and carving them"; Shan Hai Jing. Overseas experience ""The cautious country is in the north of Bai Min, and there is a tree called Luotang (Birch). If China has a holy emperor, its wooden skin can be clothed "; "The song of the south. Tian Wen "Hu Hui shoots the sky, Hebo's wife (Luo Shen Fu Fei)". In addition, the seal script "Luo" is also mentioned in the "printing tools" of the second edition of Jinwen Dictionary. A cup in the Zhou Dynasty was engraved with the word "pheasant". Cup is an ancient tableware, which appeared in the middle of the Western Zhou Dynasty and disappeared in the late Spring and Autumn Period. But for my ignorance, the word "pheasant" should be the earliest word we have seen so far. Thus, although the word "pheasant" has not been found in Oracle Bone Inscriptions and other inscriptions, it is by no means a waste to add pheasant to create new words, because the word "pheasant" existed before him. Some people think that the word Luoyi originated from Luoyi run by the Duke of Zhou. According to the five elements, Qin is water virtue, so Luoyang was changed to Luoyang. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu thought that Han was a fire virtue and changed Luoyang to Luoyang. So many times, people don't know who is right or wrong. The original meaning of "Pheasant" is "Pheasant, Pheasant, Pheasant, Pheasant, Pheasant, Pheasant, Pheasant, Pheasant, Pheasant. Strange owl. Today, it is called the snipe, also known as the striped owl. It should be the name of a little owl. Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty changed Luoyang to Luoyang, and historians interpreted it as "Han Huo Xing De, that is, adding water to make pheasants". Assuming this is true, didn't he think of pheasants-owls-bad birds? Don't forget, Liu Xiu was an "expert" in divination, and ostriches had a bad reputation at that time. For example, we often use "looking at wolves" to describe people's fierce and greedy eyes, "kissing tigers" to describe people's fierce and heartless, and "Zhang" to describe ostrich Zhang Yi. How did a bird like this become the name of the capital? It can only be said that the original intention of "pheasant" at that time has long since faded. According to the data, businessmen have a strong traditional concept of bird worship. For example, in Historical Records Yin Benji, it is recorded that: "His mother lives in Di, and she has the daughter of rong family, who is a concubine and has a threesome bath. When a mysterious bird dropped its egg, Judy picked it up and swallowed it because she was pregnant. "It can be seen that in the minds of businessmen, mysterious birds are their ancestors. It can be seen from the bronze owl unearthed from the female tomb of Yin Ruins in Anyang, Henan Province and the bronze owl unearthed from Tomb No.539 of Confucius Village in Anyang Temple that the owl is also one of the main sacrificial objects in the custom of worshipping birds by businessmen. Observing these artifacts, I found that there are always some places that are particularly eye-catching. For example: sharp beak, ferocious face, strong legs and feet, complex ornamentation and so on. These conscious exaggerations are obviously to emphasize the deterrent power of owls. It can be inferred that in Shang Dynasty, owls were also revered and worshipped as protective birds, and were shaped into various objects to ward off evil spirits and pray for good luck. After the downfall of Shang Dynasty in Jizhou, they believed that the important reason for the downfall of Shang Dynasty was alcoholism. The so-called drunkenness is not about wine, it is a lesson of Zhou people! Businessmen attach great importance to ghosts and gods, and the medium they frequently sacrifice to contact with the gods is wine, so the disaster of national subjugation is linked with the owl on the wine vessel. From the abhorrence of owls in the Book of Songs to the lack of ritual vessels in the tombs of nobles in the early Zhou Dynasty, owls can be found as the source of raptors. So in fact, our ancestors took the word "pheasant" as their surname, either in the Shang Dynasty or after the original meaning of "pheasant" faded. Judging from the bird worship of ancient merchants, I think "pheasant" may be a tribe with pheasant as its totem in Shang Dynasty. They worship pheasants and move in the Luohe River Basin, pointing to birds and people to say "pheasants" (as mentioned earlier, there were pheasants in the Shang Dynasty), and then pointing to the water and gradually saying "Luo". The word "Luo" may also have appeared after the King of Wu cut land, and its meaning is the residence (Luoyi) of merchants on the bank of the Luo River. According to the will of King Wu, Zhou Gongdan established a city called "China" (the center of the country) on the basis of Luoyi in Shang Dynasty, and concentrated the adherents of Shang Dynasty here to rule. Luoyi is the residence of Shang Dynasty adherents with birds as their totem, which is different from Zhou Zong and is called Chengzhou. After Zhou Ping and Wang Dong moved to Luoyi, the Zhou Dynasty gradually declined, and Sanchuan County was built two weeks after the Qin Dynasty was destroyed. In 249 BC, Luoyang was reduced from the capital to a county and became the fief of Emperor Wen of Qin. Qin Shihuang believed that the Qin Dynasty flourished in Shuide and changed Luoyang to Luoyang. Later, Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty changed Luoyang to Luoyang, essentially restoring the old place names. The final conclusion is: Luo Zhi is a surname, which can be traced back to Luo Tao (Five Emperors' Age) at the earliest, especially in Luogong and Luolin (Han Dynasty). Sometimes it can be traced back to Luo Shang and Luo Chang (late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty). It is a brilliant Luo Zhi.