Mainly Fanyang County. 1Fanyang County. In the seventh year of the Wei and Huang Dynasties in the Three Kingdoms, a county was established, and its administrative location was Ji County, which is equivalent to the current Changping and Fangshan areas of Beijing and Zhuo County of Hebei Province.
"Zou" originated from
1. Named after the country. According to "Shuowen Jiezi", in the early Spring and Autumn Period, there was the Zhu Lou State, which was a small vassal state of the Lu State. It was located in Zouxian County, Shandong Province. During the Warring States Period, Duke Mu of Lu changed the name "Zhu Lou" to "Zou". Later, he was destroyed by Chu State. Later generations took "Zou" as their surname. Two; comes from the surname Zi. According to the "Compilation of Yuanhe Surnames", after Duke Min of the Song Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period, Zhengkao's father settled in Zou Yi, and later there was also the "Zou" surname. The main sources of the Zou family are as follows: 1. It comes from the surname Si. This view calls the Zou family after Goujian, the king of Yue. 2 comes from the surname Zi. The Zou family is called the descendant of Wei Ziqi, king of Shang Zhou. In the 11th century BC, Zhou Pinggong granted the surrounding areas of Shang to Wei Ziqi, the brother-in-law of King Zhou of Yin, and established the Song Dynasty with its capital in Shangqiu. In the following three dynasties, it was settled in Zoupi. His fifth descendant, Sun Shuliang, named the town " "Zou" is the surname. So it is called Shandong Zou family. 3 comes from the surname Cao, taking the name of the country as his surname. In ancient times, the Zhu Lou State was founded by Xiao. During the Warring States Period, Lu Mugong changed the Zhu Lou State into the Zou State. Later, after the Zou State was destroyed by the Chu State, the Zou family emerged, also known as the Shandong Zou family. 4 is after Chi You. According to the "Supplementary Materials", after the Yellow Emperor defeated Chiyou, he moved his people to Zoutu and named them Zoutu according to the place name.
Migration distribution
According to the Zou family genealogy and related data records, the early Zou family mainly lived in its birthplace, which is now Shandong. They developed and multiplied. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, one of them moved to Fanyang and developed into a prominent family. After the Western Han Dynasty, the Fanyang Zou family gradually moved south to Zoufang, Henan and became a stronger branch. In the Han Dynasty, Zou Ting was appointed as the magistrate of Xiangyang and settled there. One of his descendants moved to Yongzhou. In the Western Jin Dynasty, there was a new barbarian named Zou Zhan, who was famous for his talent and learning. He served as the Imperial Prince Jijiu and Shaofu in the imperial court. One of his descendants moved to Hengzhou. During the Sixteenth Kingdom of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, due to wars, the Central Plains gentry migrated south on a large scale, and part of the Zou family crossed the river and settled in some places in today's Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, and Jiangxi. In the early Tang Dynasty, father and son Chen Zheng and Chen Yuan were ordered to go to Fujian to open up Zhangzhou, and they brought some of the Zou family's entourage with them, and later settled in Fujian. Also, in the late Zhenyuan years of Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty, Zou Yuan moved to Fujian from present-day Anhui to avoid war, and his descendants multiplied and lived in Shaowu and other counties. In the Northern Song Dynasty, there was Zou Yi, a native of Changle, and Yuanyou was awarded the title of Ming Xing Xiu. This shows that the Zou family already lived in Guangdong during the Northern Song Dynasty. During the Southern Song Dynasty, Zou Yinglong, a native of Taining, participated in political affairs when he was in the first position. His descendants were scattered in Fujian and Guangdong, and some moved to Leping, Guangxi. The current Zou people in Taiwan and the overseas Chinese living in Singapore and other countries mainly moved from Guangdong and Fujian.
Hall name
1 "Jieshi Hall": Zou Yan during the Warring States Period, with a deep understanding of Yin and Yang, rise and fall, rise and fall road. King Yan Zhao recruited talents and built Jieshi Palace to entertain Zou Yan. 2 "Satire and Admonishment Hall": Zou Ji during the Warring States Period saw that King Qi Wei did not like to hear other people's opinions to him, so he persuaded him in a clever way. King Qi Wei accepted his great advice and ordered that anyone who made suggestions to him could receive different rewards. At the beginning, everyone was vying to give him opinions. Two months later, there were very few people providing opinions. Three months later, there were almost no people providing opinions. Everyone had provided all the opinions they could. King Qi Wei collected these opinions, corrected his mistakes, and put the country in good order. This is the result of Zou Ji's sarcasm. Therefore, the Zou family is also called the "Satire Remonstrance Hall". 3. "Fanyang Hall": During the Qin and Han Dynasties, a branch of the Zou family moved to Fanyang from present-day Shandong and later developed into a prominent family, so the Zou family took "Fanyang" as their hall name.
Family genealogy certificate
1 Jiangsu: Four volumes of the Zou family genealogy in Zhenjiang Runzhou, Zhenjiang Runzhou Zou family genealogy Six volumes of genealogy, ten volumes of the reconstructed genealogy of the Zou family in Yunyang, Danyang, sixteen volumes of the genealogy of the Zou family in Yunyang, Danyang, forty-eight volumes of the Zou family genealogy of Wujin, thirty-two volumes of the Zou family genealogy of Wujin, and thirty-six volumes of the Zou family genealogy of Wuxi Volume, Changshu Xiaoshan Zou Family Genealogy Volume 1, Fanyang Zou Family Genealogy 2 Zhejiang: Shaoxing Zou Family Genealogy Four Volumes, Changshan Zou Family Genealogy Volume 1 of 12, Changshan Zou Family Genealogy Volume 3 Anhui: Tongcheng Zou Family Genealogy Thirty volumes, seven volumes of Zou family genealogy in Huaining and Huaihua 4 Fujian: Zou family genealogy in southern Fujian Zou family genealogy in western Fujian 5 Jiangxi: Zou family genealogy in Nanchang provincial capital One volume of the genealogy of the Zou family in Yihuang, 6 Hubei: The genealogy volume of the Zou family in Huanggang, eight volumes of the genealogy of the Zou family in Macheng, five volumes of the genealogy of the Zou family in Shaoyang, and the revised genealogy of the Zou family in Xinhua is not divided into volumes 7 Guangdong: Zhongshan Shahu Zou family genealogy is not divided into volumes, Longchuan County Zou family genealogy has eight volumes, Xingning, Meixian, Wuhua, Zijin, Jiexi, Nanhai and other counties and cities have newly revised Zou family genealogy, Dabu Zou family genealogy Chuji 8 Sichuan: Four volumes of longevity Zou family genealogy, one volume of Hejiang Zou family genealogy and Fan Yangzheng genealogy, one volume of Neijiang Zou family genealogy, no divided volumes of Jianchang Zou family genealogy, two volumes of Zou family genealogy, two volumes of Zou family genealogy, Zou family genealogy The sixteen volumes of the Zou family genealogy, the Zou family genealogy, the first volume of the Zou family genealogy, the first volume of the nine volumes of the Zou family genealogy, and the first volume of the Zou family genealogy
The daughter of Zou Lu is The emperor's concubine. Huangdi defeated Chiyou and brought thousands of his people to the land of "Zou Lu".
Zou Yan (305 BC ~ 240 BC) was a native of Qi during the Warring States Period. He is good at thinking and debating, and advocates the theory of Kyushu Island and the theory of the end and beginning of the Five Virtues. He is the pioneer of the Yin and Yang family. He wrote books and established theories, and was famous among the princes. King Zhao of Yan once taught him. Because of his arrogant and outspoken remarks, Qi people called him "Tan Tian Yan".
Zou Rong: A native of Ba County, Sichuan, a martyr of the modern Chinese democratic revolution. He wrote "The Revolutionary" in 1903, propagating the revolution and calling for the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty and the establishment of the People's Republic of China. and country. "Su Bao" published an article introducing it, which had a great influence. Died in prison in 1905. There is "Collected Works of Zou Rong".
Zou Boqi: Qing Dynasty scientist, named Tefu, from Nanhai, Guangdong. Proficient in astronomy, calendar, and arithmetic. Apply mathematics to practice, summarize our country's experience in geometry, and write a relatively complete geometric work "Geshu Supplement". Use mathematical methods to describe the imaging rules of reflectors, lenses, etc., as well as the basic principles of optical instruments such as glasses, telescopes, and microscopes. He also wrote "Equatorial Star Chart and Zodiac Star Chart".
Zou Liang: a scholar of the Ming Dynasty, a prolific poet and one of the ten talented scholars of Jingtai. He likes to collect books and has written "Ming Ke" and other books.
Zou Yuanbiao: Jishui, Jiangxi Province in the Ming Dynasty, Wanli Jinshi. When he first became an official, he was demoted for offending Zhang Juzheng, so he concentrated on studying Neo-Confucianism. After Zhang's death, he became an official again and was famous for his outspokenness. After his mother's death, he stayed at home and gave lectures for 30 years, and became one of the leaders of the Donglin Party. Together with Zhao Nanxian and Gu Xiancheng, they were named the Three Monarchs. Later, he was tabooed by Wei Zhongxian and was forced to resign and return. Author of "The Willing Scholar".
Zou Shouyi: a scholar of the Ming Dynasty, named Qianzhi and Dongguo. Anfu people. The official went to Nanjing to offer wine to the emperor. He studied under Wang Shouren and emphasized "being cautious and independent" and "preventing fear". His works include "Dongguo Collection".
Zou Ji: A famous figure in the Zou family during the Warring States Period. He used his drum and harp to persuade King Qi Wei and was appointed prime minister. He once persuaded King Qi Wei to accept remonstrance, which led to the strengthening of Qi State's strength.