Qiao 2. Migration and distribution The surname Qiao originated from Shaanxi Province, where the Yellow Emperor was buried. During the Western Han Dynasty, Qiao Xuanguan, a native of Suiyang, went to Taiwei. His sixth generation, Sun Qiaoqin, followed Emperor Xiaowu to Guanzhong in the late Northern Wei Dynasty and lived in the same state. In addition, according to the Records of the Former Dynasty, the noble surname of the Xiongnu was Qiao, who was nomadic in Yan, Qin, Zhao and other places during the Warring States Period. During the same period, there was Qiao Bi in the Lu State; in the Western Han Dynasty, there was Qiao Ren, who was from Liang. He and Yang Rong received the "Li" from Dai Sheng. Qiao Ren wrote 69 chapters in "Book of Rites" and was Dahonglu when he became emperor; in the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was Qiao Ren. Qiao Mao, the prefect of Guandong County, was Qiao Xuan's fifth-generation grandson. He served as the prefect of Guangling, and his son Qiao Su was the prefect of Donglai. These show that before the Song Dynasty, the Qiao family was already distributed in today's Shaanxi, Hunan, Jiangsu, and Shanxi. There are not many historical materials about the changes of the Qiao surname. Judging from the sporadic historical materials, the Qiao family was mainly distributed in present-day Shaanxi, Hunan, Shaanxi, Jiangxi and other provinces before the Song Dynasty. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, some moved to Henan, Zhejiang, and Yunnan. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, some moved to present-day Jiangxi, Shandong, Shanghai, and Hubei. Until modern times, there are still Qiao settlements in some places in the Northeast. According to research results from the Institute of Genetics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the surname Qiao is the 96th most common surname in China today. In addition, there are also Qiao overseas Chinese in Singapore and other countries. 3. Junwangtang No. Junwang 1 Liang State: Liang State was established in the fifth year of Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty, and its governance was in Suiyang. It is equivalent to Shangqiu, Yucheng, Minquan and other places in Henan today. In the Song Dynasty, it was changed to Liang County and moved to Buyi, and in the Northern Wei Dynasty, the previous administrative seat was restored. 2 Feng Qiu: The source is unknown. Hall No. 1 Wenhuitang: Qiao Xingjian of the Song Dynasty, who served successively as a transfer officer in Huaixi and participated in political affairs. He discussed current affairs with the court many times. He was worshiped as Prime Minister You and granted the title of Duke of Lu. After his death, his posthumous title was "Wen Hui". 2 In addition, there is also the hall number of Liang Guo. Four celebrities of the past dynasties Qiao Yongqian (?-1851), a native of Xiaogan, Hubei. The word Jianzhai. Jiaqing Jinshi, awarded the Cabinet Secretary. Confiscated as military machine Zhang Jing. Later, he served successively as the prefect of Nanning, Guangxi, Taoist priest, and inspector of Guangdong. In 1840, when Lin Zexu was banning smoking in Guangzhou, he led his troops to bombard invading British warships and smuggling ships in Chuanbiyang and Tsim Sha Kok. In the same year, he was appointed as the Chief Envoy of Shandong. In 1845, he was promoted to governor of Guizhou. Died in 1852. Qiao Songnian: Governor of Shanxi in the Qing Dynasty, a native of Xu Manchu. Qiao Shizhi: Shanghainese, famous poet. Qiao Lin: Painter and seal carver, from Rugao. Qiao Yunsheng: Shangshu of the Ministry of Justice in the Ming Dynasty, a native of Luoyang (now Henan). Qiao Yu: a famous minister, from Leping (now Hebei). Qiao Zhonghe: Taiyuan Tongpan, a native of Qiu (now Hebei Province). Qiao Ji: a sanquist and opera writer in the Yuan Dynasty. He was from Taiyuan (now part of Shanxi) and later lived in Hangzhou (now part of Zhejiang). The style of his sanqu was clear and beautiful, but the content was mostly negative and decadent. People in the Ming and Qing dynasties mostly called him Yuan Dynasty poet along with Zhang Kejiu. A two-person family of Sanqu. Qiao Da: Landscape painter, native of Yan (now Hebei). Qiao Xingjian: Minister of the Southern Song Dynasty. A native of Dongyang, Zhejiang Province, he was a Jinshi of Emperor Guangzong Shaoxi. During Emperor Lizong's reign, he served as a Councilor for Political Affairs, Tongzhi Privy Council, Jinzhi Privy Council, Right Prime Minister, and Zuo Prime Minister. In his later years, he came to Pingzhang to carry out important military and state affairs, and was granted the title of Duke of Lu. . He is the author of "General Commentary on Zhou Rites" and "Collected Works of Kong Shan". Qiao Lin: Prime Minister of the Tang Dynasty, from Taiyuan (now Shanxi). Qiao Zhizhi: Zuosi Langzhong was from Feng Ling (now in Shaanxi). Qiao Weiyue: Official to Taichang Shaoqing, governor of Shouzhou, native of Nandun (the administrative seat is now west of Xiangcheng, Henan). Qiao Guanglie, an official in the Qing Dynasty. He is an upright and honest official. He has been an official for more than 30 years and still has a clean mind. When he was the magistrate of Ren County, he personally taught farmers how to grow mulberry and raise silkworms, and he was called Qiao Gongsang.
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