It is said that Shaohao, the leader of the ancient tribe, had a son named Xiu, who served as the Xuanming Master during the reign of Emperor Gaoxin and was in charge of water conservancy matters in the world. His descendants took his name as their surname. In history, Linchuan and other counties were formed.
Celebrities include: Xiu Bing, a lieutenant in the Han Dynasty, Xiu Su, a Dian Shuling in the Jin Dynasty, etc.
According to the book "Contemporary Family Surnames" compiled by Wang Daliang: It is said that the surname Xiu is a descendant of the ancient tribal leader Shaohao, and the surname is directly derived from the ancestor, Shaohao's son Xiu. According to history, he served as the Xuanming Master during the reign of Emperor Gaoxin and was in charge of water conservancy matters in the world. Later, his descendants took Xiu as their surname.
Shaohao was the son of Huangdi and Leizu, and the successor of Huangdi. In the 84th year of his reign, Shaohao established his capital in Qufu, Shandong. Shaohao advocated gold and established a gold system, called the Jintian clan.
The Xiu family is also related to the Zhang surname. The Zhang surname was formed from Huangdi's son Hui.
The book also states that according to statistics from the Chinese Character Reform Commission, the number of people with modified surnames ranks 311th in the country, while according to statistics from the National Language and Writing Committee, the number of people with modified surnames ranks 351st.
At present, there are several places where surname modification is mainly concentrated:
1. Shandong
2. Fujian
3. Sichuan, but Generally speaking, there are several theories:
(1) Tianshui Yi said: It should be that Shaohao had the Xiu surname more than 4,000 years ago.
(2) Chengdu theory: Many clansmen have legends that the Shandong line came from Chengdu, Sichuan. Based on the above statement, the following inferences are made:
Assuming that the earliest surname modification originated in Tianshui (4000 years ago), then the ancestors of the surname Xiu are likely to be nomadic people, and a characteristic of nomadic people is that they are constantly migrating, and they mostly use rivers and grasslands as their migration directions, so if this is the case, how many can migrate? Direction:
1. Migrate along the Wei River, passing through what is now Shaanxi, Henan, and Shandong;
2. Enter the Sichuan Basin (Chengdu) along the Min River (Minshan);
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3. Along the western Sichuan Plateau into Yunnan, Guizhou, Guangxi, Guangdong, and Fujian, the Xiu surnames in Chongqing (Dazhou) of Sichuan may be branched off from the Guizhou branch.
The above is just an inference based on geographical conditions and the characteristics of the nomadic people. However, there may be other reasons in history, such as persecution, natural disasters, being an official, etc. There may be several possibilities for surname modification in Shandong now. , one is the first possibility mentioned above, and the other is from other places, such as Chengdu, Yunnan, etc. In addition, there is another possible migration route, which is to go along the Yellow River and through the Hetao Plain in Inner Mongolia to what is now Henan.
▲Xiu surname genealogy:
The family tree of the Xiu family in Quzhou, Zhejiang can be traced back to 2000 years ago:
The presidential lineage of the Xiu family Tuchen-Yi Gong-Yang Gong-kai-xun-shuo-yong-di-song-bing (Hantun cavalry school captain)-洤-bi-fu (fu)-chang-sheng-kun-peng (literary official, living in Luling)-Zeng-su - Tao - Yong - Liu - Jun - Heng - Xiang - Xi (qi) - Ji (school captain) - Shao - Xun - Qin - Zhen (Yi Ling) - Jin (jin) - Kun - Bin (Tang Yi Ling) - Lan - Bin - Zhe Yu - Xiao - (Song Chunhua became a doctor) Zheng - Xu - Zhao -? (Zi Xulun, he lived here to avoid chaos after serving as the general magistrate of Yanping Prefecture in Fujian Province during the Southern Song Dynasty) - Sound - Lin - Hui - Shi Xi - Lu Qian - Lu Ji - Mengzhou - Menglan - Bangjie (Xiu surname in Ting County, Changzhou, Fujian) Genealogical lineage (ancestor).
This is the genealogy of the Xiu family in Jimo, Qingdao:
Yihuan Xingyuan Zhaoyunmao Qilun Yongyuan Li Jingshi Xiangshi can only go to the ancestral line. Among them, the generation of Fang is from the late Yuan Dynasty to the early Ming Dynasty The 27th generation who moved to Qingdao from Yan'an Prefecture.
Generations from various places
Xiu Youjun, "Zhifeng Village" and "Yuanshuikuang" Village, Longwangzhuang Town, Laiyang City, Shandong Province, have "tree" generations and "jian" Generations "learn" and generations "maintain".
Xiu Wen, Haiyang Xin'an, said: "He is brilliant and glorious, his literary talent is brilliant, he has thousands of volumes of poems and books, and he is a loyal family heirloom.
This sixteen-character, sixteen-generation cycle
Xiu Yunxia, ??Haiyang, has the word "光", and the character "日"
Xiu Tiegang, Ganquan Village, Guantan Town, Xuyi County, has "Wen", "Shu", "Gang", "Shi" (some use "世").
The founder of Xiu Chen in Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia is Xiu Xiangren
Xiu Ruifu, the ninth generation of Dongcun, Haiyang County, is: Xiu Wenhong VII: Xiu Qikun, the sixth generation of Fan "Lin" Zi
Xiu Tianyu is from Haiyang County. His grandfather’s name is Xiu Qizeng, and he is suspected to be Xiu Qizeng
Xiu Sigang Penglai is from Longkou, and he has the virtue of Benrensi.
The four generations of Yingjilin City since Haiyang County are spring, jade, ten thousand, and blessings
The Jilin City of Qichun has Yong, Cheng, and Gui
Xiujia Village, Shiliang Town, Longkou City, benevolent and considerate of his ancestors, and good at describing Zhenzong’s voice
Xiu Weiping, who lived in Guangzhou from Changting, Fujian Province, remembers his generation: Zai, Chun, Ke, Zhang (my generation) ), Yang et al
Xiu Zekun Xiu Fang Ming Yi Huan Xing Yuan Zhao Yun Mao Qilun Yong Yuan Li Jingshi Xiangshi can only go to the imperial family
Xiu Wenlu My ancestral home is Anshan, and my home is in Liaoyang, Liaoning Province. Xiu Lingge’s father’s generation is rich, Xiu Peijun, Xiu Peiyi, Xiu Peijie, our generation is Fanxiao
Xiu De Hangzhou comes from Laizhou, his great-grandfather Xiu Yading, his grandfather has Xiu Qi, and his family has a prosperous family and Hengchang
p>The family tree of the Xiu family in Suibin County, Heilongjiang Province
The first generation to cultivate wealth
The second generation to cultivate Qing Xiulun
The third generation to cultivate eternal wealth and cultivate eternal wealth Build Yongde
Cultivation in the fourth generation, cultivation of youth, continuous cultivation of Mingxiu Order
Fifth generation, cultivation of ten thousand details, cultivation of ten thousand orders, cultivation of ten thousand springs, cultivation of ten thousand lives, cultivation of ten thousand seas, cultivation of ten thousand pengs. Xiu Wanqing Xiu Wan Xiu Wancheng
The sixth generation cultivates virtue, cultivates the world, and Shunxiu Shizhen
The seventh generation cultivates benevolence and hair
Xiu Changbai, born in Inner Mongolia Tuquan County, Xing'an League, my grandfathers immigrated to Tuquan County from Donggou County, Dandong City, Liaoning Province. My grandfather's generation was Xiu Shi*, my father's generation was Xiu* Yu, my generation was Xiu Chang*, and my descendant's generation was Xiu* Yan (Yan) .
Cultivation and promotion of the taboos of Quzhou, Zhejiang: the heroes of the country, the heroes, the martyrs, the loyal and the good. Filial piety to friends, poems and rituals to boost the reputation of the family
Senior generations: The grace of the sun and the moon illuminates the universe for thousands of years.
When I was studying Chinese literature, my father’s generation migrated from Kuandian, Liaoning Province to Tailai County, Heilongjiang Province. My father’s generation was from the Zhaozi generation, followed by the Literary generation. There were 12 uncles and brothers at that time, mainly distributed in Liaoning ( Kuandian, Shenyang), Heilongjiang Tailai, Jilin, Guangxi Guilin, etc.
Xiu Chen, my grandfather is Xiu Wanfu (died locally) and my grandfather is Xiu Confucianism (moved to Tongliao 73 years ago). They are both single generations. I am the 12th generation in the family tree, and my ancestors have their names. , is from Xiujiagou, Shandong, please contact, my mobile phone is 13848050437 The first ancestor in the family tree is Xiu Xiangren
Xiu Yanzhao, Hengshui, Hebei, the first ancestor in the family tree is Xiu Yekuan , and further down is Xiu Guilin, Xiu Jungle
Building roads, and Xiu surnames in Bozhou. Sanguan, Youhe, and the ancient city area 40 miles away from Bozhou are places where people with surnames Xiu gather, with nearly ten Many villages have people with the surname Xiu. The villages named after Xiu include Xiu Xiaozhuang, Xiu House, Xiu Hometown, Xiu Banqiao, Xiu Bamboo Garden, etc. There are about four to five thousand people with the Xiu surname. The generations of the surnames in Bozhou are: Shang, Ke, Da, Wen, Xing, Zun, Feng, Liang, Yue, Gong, Zhong, Xiao, Chuan, Jia, Bao-----come to me as the generation with the character Zhong,
Xiu Haichen is from Cangzhou, Hebei Province. His hometown is Houlizhai Village, Xueguantun Township, Cang County, Cangzhou City, Hebei Province. His grandfather’s name is Xiu Qing (Qing) Lin, and his father’s name is Xiu Derun. In my generation, the character Jun should be As for naming, both my sisters are called Xiujun*. There are about 30 households with the surname Xiu in my hometown, with about 100 people.
Xiu's Presidential Genealogy Chart
Chen-
-Yi Gong-Yang Gong
-Kai-Xun
-Shuo-zi Bichen
-Yong-di (not official)-
-Song-
-Bing (Hantun cavalry school captain) -
-洤-
-bi-
-绂(fu)-
-Chang-sheng-kun (literary official, Jululing)-
-Peng-
-Zeng-
-Su-
-Tao-Yong-
-鏏-鋋-
-Heng-zi Zhai Zhai
-Xiang-(a doctor during the reign of Emperor Wu of Qi) zi Yunzhi
-棨(qi)-
- Ji (Chen Wu Xiaowei)-
-Shao-xun-qin-
- Zhen (ziweizhou Tang Yiling)
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-kun-named Kunyuan
-Bin (Tang Yiling)-named Yuwen, was the residence of Yiling during the reign of Emperor Suzong
- Lan-Bin-
- Zheyu-zi Fengxiang
-Xiao- (zi Guangfeng was a doctor during the Chunhua period of Song Dynasty)
- Zheng -
-Xu-Zhao-
-彛(alias Xulun, he lived here to avoid chaos after serving as the general magistrate of Yanping Prefecture in Fujian Province in the southern part of the Song Dynasty)-Sheng (alias Zhenlun, an official in the Song Dynasty) )
-Lin - named Yubin, not official
-Hui-named Jisheng
- Shi Xi - named Zanwen, Yicheng
-Lu Qian-Lu Ji-
-Mengzhou-Menglan-
Bangjie (ancestor of the Xiu family genealogy in Changting County, Ting County, Fujian Province)
▲Contemporary celebrities named Xiu:
Mr. Xiu Dehai, born in 1943, is from Shandong Province. ?Currently the Chief of the Accounting Management Section of Heihe City Finance Bureau, Heilongjiang Province. He has served concurrently as the Heihe Regional Accounting Professional Title Review Committee, the Director of the Heihe City Accounting Junior Professional Title Review Committee, the Vice President of the Heihe Accounting Society, and the Secretary-General of the Finance Society, Accounting Society, and Abacus Association. Director of Heihe Area Accounting Society, Abacus Association, etc. Awarded as an accountant in 1987. He has successively served as the accountant of the Heihe Forestry Management Bureau and grass-roots units, a member of the Heilongjiang Provincial Department of Finance stationed in industrial transportation enterprises and grain enterprises in Aihui County, and the chief of the grain finance unit and accounting management unit of the Heihe City Finance Bureau. He has published articles such as "We Should Pay Attention to Problems in Implementing the Rules" and "Settling the Relationship between Factory Directors and Accounting Personnel".
Xiu Shiping, born in June 1930 in Laiyang, Shandong Province, is a researcher and associate research librarian at the Shandong Normal University Library. Main academic achievements: Published 17 papers in 13 journals including "Documentary", "Journal of Ancient Books Compilation and Research", "Qinghai Library", and two "Letter". "General Catalog of Sikuquanshu" has corrected 10 articles and 148 corrected articles; "Records of Examples of Corruptions in Sikuquanshu of Jingyin Wenyuange", "Number of Presidents and Vice Presidents of Sikuquanshu", "Examination of Old News from Japan" "Several Questions", "A Study on the Similarities and Differences between Dongpo Zhilin's and Qiu Chi's Notes", "Several Questions Answered by Siku Quanshu", etc.
Xiu Shizuo, male, born in April 1938, native of Laiyang City, Shandong Province. Graduated from the Department of Agriculture, Laiyang Agricultural College in 1962. He is currently the vice principal and senior lecturer of Tai'an Agricultural School in Shandong Province; a member of the Shandong Province Wheat Technical Advisory Group, a member of the Shandong Province Plant Physiology Society, and the vice chairman of the Tai'an Vegetable Society. He has been engaged in agricultural extension and agricultural education for a long time. He has taught courses such as "Crop Cultivation" and "Agricultural Technology Extension". He is the editor-in-chief of textbooks and monographs such as "Small Grains Cultivation Technology", "Types and Models of Ecological Agriculture", and "Shandong Three Hot Peppers". He has won 6 provincial and municipal science and technology achievement awards and the Tai'an Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government's first-level salary award. He also won titles such as Tai'an City's Outstanding Science and Technology Worker, Tai'an City's Advanced Worker for Promoting Tai'an through Science and Education, National Secondary Agricultural School Outstanding Teacher, National Outstanding Teacher, etc., and won the National Outstanding Teacher Medal.
Xiu Zejiu, senior engineer. male. Born in October 1930 in Yuanling, Hunan. University. Anshan Ferrous Metallurgical Mine Design and Research Institute. Graduated from Northeastern Institute of Technology in 1954, majoring in mechanics.
Served in Angang Design Company. Engaged in metallurgical equipment design and trial production, and has served as assistant engineer, chief engineer, etc. Participated in the equipment design and testing of mineral processing plants, sintering plants, and pellet plants of Anshan, Benxi, Baotou, Wuhan, Taiyuan, Tangshan, Hangzhou, and Chengde Iron and Steel Company; presided over the design and testing of process equipment for the pellet plant with an annual output of 2 million tons, and the 2X265m' sintering plant. Trial production; Liannan Machinery's rotary kiln production test and equipment for iron concentrate pellets won the third prize of Liaoning Province Science and Technology Progress Award; participated in the design and manufacturing of equipment for washing plants and sintering plants in Vietnam, and the design of Sino-Australian joint venture CHANNAR iron ore Consulting, China International Engineering Corporation consulted on long-belt (15.5 kilometers per machine) transport aircraft and sintering engineering equipment in Zimbabwe. Research direction: long-distance high-power belt transportation system; sintering pellet equipment.
Xiu Yi, male and female, was born in March 1944 in Linchuan, Jiangxi. Senior teacher. Member of the Communist Party of China. Graduated from Jiangxi Education College. He is currently the English teaching researcher and team leader of the Fuzhou Regional Teaching and Research Section of Jiangxi Province, director of the Jiangxi Middle School Foreign Language Teaching Research Association, vice-chairman and secretary-general of the Fuzhou Middle School Foreign Language Teaching Research Association, and English teaching consultant for Gandong Education TV Station. Main achievements: After graduation, he participated in education work and successively worked in middle school English education teaching and research in Fuzhou No. 2 Middle School, Fuzhou No. 3 Middle School, Le'an County No. 1 Middle School, Fuzhou Regional Teaching and Research Office and other units. He worked diligently and hard-working, cultivating outstanding students. A large number of useful talents have been rated as outstanding teachers, outstanding teaching researchers, and outstanding Communist Party members. He has edited and published many papers, and his representative works include "Junior Middle School English Learning Guide", "Junior Middle School English Teaching Objectives", and "Junior Middle School English Reading Guidance and Training". He has published many articles in provincial-level publications such as "Friends of Junior High School Students", "Teaching Reference", "English Tutoring" and prefecture-level publications such as "Journal of Fuzhou Teachers College" and "Fuzhou Education". In May 1999, it was compiled into the "Chinese Expert Dictionary" (Volume 7, P1504).
Xiu Yiting was born in December 1933 in Wuping, Fujian. He is a professor at Fudan University Law School, a part-time researcher at the Marxism Research Center, a part-time lawyer at Fudan Law Firm, and a member of the Shanghai University Law Basic Teaching Research Collaboration Group. long. Joined the work in October 1949. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1956 and graduated from the Law Department of Northeast Renmin University (now Jilin University) in the same year. Since 1956, he has been engaged in teaching and research in philosophy and law at the East China University of Political Science and Law, the Institute of Philosophy of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, the Department of Political Education of East China Normal University, the Department of Philosophy, the Department of International Politics, and the Department of Law of Fudan University. He serves as the director of the Jurisprudence Teaching and Research Office, the instructor for postgraduate students in Jurisprudence, and the instructor for the training course for law teachers in colleges and universities. Courses such as philosophy, selected readings of Marxist-Leninist original works, basic legal theory, introduction to law, principles of jurisprudence, and basics of market law have been offered, and a large number of legal talents have been trained. The main published works are: "Introduction to Law", and the editor-in-chief of more than ten books including "Fundamentals of Law", "Introduction to Law", and "Jurisprudence". Mainly researching jurisprudence, he has done deep research on Deng Xiaoping's legal theory and published many papers. He has won the title of Advanced Worker of the School, Advanced Individual in Science and Technology, and Teaching Excellence Award. The Jurisprudence Teaching and Research Section has won the title of Advanced Collective for many times. Enjoy special allowances from the State Council and subsidies from the Shanghai Municipal Government.
Xiu Hailin, male, born in March 1952, is from Shanghai. ?Director and researcher of the Music Research Institute of the Central Conservatory of Music. He graduated from the Musicology Department of the Central Conservatory of Music in 1983 and has been engaged in musicology teaching and research to this day. After long-term academic accumulation, he has made achievements in the fields of music history, music aesthetics, and music pedagogy. He is currently a part-time researcher at the Social Science Development Research Center of Higher Education Institutions of the Ministry of Education, executive vice president of the Chinese Music History Society, and director of the Musical Aesthetics Society. His main works include "The Rise and Fall of Ancient Music - A Historical Investigation of Ancient Chinese Music Culture" (won the second prize of the 2nd Beijing Philosophy and Social Sciences Outstanding Achievement Award), "Ancient Chinese Music Education" (won the 2nd National Educational Science Excellence Award). Second Prize for Achievements), "General Theory of Musical Aesthetics" (cooperated with Luo Xiaoping), "History of Chinese Prostitutes", "Musicology - Academic History of Chinese Music", etc.
He serves as a specially invited editorial member of "Continuing the Complete Collection of Siku Quanshu·Jingbu", the chief editor of the music theory section of "Chinese Aesthetics Historical Library", and the chief editor of the "School Art Education Practice Research Series" which is the result of the National Education Science "Ninth Five-Year Plan" key planning project.
Xiu Runbo, male, born in August 1955, Manchu, from Gu'an County, Hebei Province, joined the Communist Party of China in 1987. Graduated from Langfang Finance and Trade School in September 1978; studied economic management at a junior college from 1989 to 1990; worked in the Langfang Supply and Marketing Cooperative Office from October 1978 to 1983; worked in the Langfang Municipal Government Office from 1984 to April 1994 (From 1987 to 1988, he served as deputy section chief of the economics section of the office, and from 1989 to April 1994, he served as section chief of the finance and trade section of the office). Since May 1994, he has been working in the Langfang Opening Office as deputy director.