The Huo family is a surname. In terms of origin, it also belongs to the same surname in Huo. As we all know, there are famous people in history, such as Huo Qubing, Huo Yuanjia, etc. For people with the surname Huo, they are distributed in Henan, Zhejiang and other places. Closed. Let's take a look at how to name boys and girls with the surname Huo.
Huo family
The surname Huo, a Chinese surname, comes from the royal family of the Western Zhou Dynasty and is a descendant of the Huo family. It is not among the top 100 surnames in China and Taiwan Province. The surname Huo originated from the country of Huo, and its ancestor was Huo Shu. His names are Huo Qubing, Huo Guang, Huo Yuanjia, Huo Yingdong, Huo Jianqi, Henry, Huo Feng, Huo Jianhua, Huo Siyan, Huo Ying, etc.
In the last census, the number of people with the surname Huo reached 960,000. However, during the development of the surname Huo, two different pronunciations were formed, mainly four and three tones. 3. The sounds are mainly distributed in North China and Northeast China, and are also widely distributed in Henan and Zhejiang.
Exploring the origin of the Huo family
Origined from the surname Ji
It comes from Uncle Huo, the sixth son of Jichang, King Wen of Zhou Dynasty, and is named after the country. The sixth son of King Ji Chang of the Zhou Dynasty, Ji Chu, the younger brother of King Ji Fa of Zhou Wu, was the half-brother of King Zhou Wu. Later, Uncle Guan and Uncle Cai colluded with their son Wu Geng to rebel, which was known as the "Zhi Cai Rebellion" in history. After the failure, Uncle Huo was implicated and was deposed as a commoner. However, the country of Huo still existed, and his son succeeded him as king. It was not until the sixteenth year of King Hui of Zhou Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period that Huo was allowed to be Hopper. Qiuji believed that King Zhou Cheng had improperly placed his ancestor Huo Shu, so he called himself Huo Gong, known as "Huo Ai Gong" in history, and changed the earl to a duke himself. From then on, all of his descendants took Guo as their surname, and Huo became one of hundreds of surnames. Therefore, all Huo people in China are descendants of Uncle Huo. In the third year of Jin Zhenyou's reign, Huo State was renamed Huozhou, which is the birthplace of Huozhou. The ruins of the ancient Huo State are now Chencun, Bailong Town, and are the ancestral home of Huozhou. It is a conclusion recognized by the world that the Huo family came from Huozhou.
Huozhou is the original birthplace of the Huo family. It is also the place where the Huo family first surnamed, multiplied and moved to. Historically, it was called the Ji surname Huo or the authentic Huo family.
Origin from the place name
It comes from Yanghuo in the Spring and Autumn Period, and is a name of Juyi. Huoshan is a place in the Spring and Autumn Period. The surname is Guo, and he is not a descendant of his son. The same clan as Qin, located near Hanyuan, Shaanxi today. At that time, the area was called "Huo", which is now the Fairy Mountain, commonly known as Tieding Mountain. The history book "Zuo Zhuan Ai Gong 4th Year" records: "Attack Liang and Huo. There are mountains and cities in the south of Liang." The history book "Gongyang Zhuan Xi Gong 21st Year" also records "Uighur Fire." At the beginning, in Ji, I Yiwu, his son, fled to the country and was protected by the army. Hou Liang also married his daughter to my son Yiwu, and gave birth to Yu Ji, who later became Duke Huai of Jin. During the Spring and Autumn Period, in the eleventh year of Zheng Ji, King Xiang of Zhou Dynasty, Duke Mu of Qin won the war against Yanghuo, annexed Liang State, and expanded his power to both sides of the Yellow River. Therefore, Qin State annexed Liang State, which naturally aroused Jin's dissatisfaction and caused Jin State to turn against Qin State. Therefore, Duke Mu of Qin nipped in the bud and was unwilling to establish such an enemy with Jin. He supported his son Chong'er, who was friendly with Qin, to return to the country and become Duke Wen of Jin as the king.
Huo’s nomenclature
Avoid difficult words.
The term "complex and difficult" refers to characters with many strokes and complex structures. Not only are such words troublesome to write, but too many complex words in the name can also make people feel oppressive.
Avoid the names of ancestors
Naming a newborn baby after an ancestor is considered disrespectful to the ancestor. In addition, it will disrupt the order of generations and make it difficult for people in the family to distinguish their identities.
Use the names of famous people and great people.
Named after celebrities, great men and saints, not only does not reflect their personal characteristics, but also will be considered disrespectful
In fact, the most taboo thing about naming is the structure of the name on, and on word expression, more than one trouble and so on. In addition, too many traditional characters will be boring and not good for the names of ancestors because they will be disrespectful to them.