Blake [Blake, pronounced Hè (?ㄜˋ), not Hē I (?ㄟ].
The origin of "black" of Hui nationality;
Origin 1: It originated from the Hui nationality, came from the Hei family of the Hui nationality, and belonged to the sinicization and surname change.
Jin, a famous Hui scholar, said in his book On Islamic Nation: "Ye Heidir (the palace builder in Yuan Dynasty) is a descendant of Hei." Xiang Hua Hei Er in Danyang County in Yuan Dynasty, Hei Mingfeng, deputy commander of Xiangshan Club in Qing Dynasty, and Hei Yongde, a garrison in Datong, Shanxi Province, are all black Hui people of different ancestral homes.
This kind of Blackstone of Hui nationality belongs to the Chinese homonym with the initials of ancestors as the surname, and is called Blackstone.
Origin 2: It originated from the Hui nationality, came from the pro-military general of the Ming Dynasty, and belonged to the surname given by the emperor.
According to the textual research on Zhu's Hui family background in Anhui, Shandong, Ningxia, Beijing, Henan and other regions, the ancestor's surname was given to Zhu by Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming Taizu. Because the Hui people avoided reading Zhu Zhiyin and changed it to "black", the Hui people of Zhu called it "black", but it was actually Zhu's, also known as "the country's surname Ye".
According to the "Hei Family Tree of Shenyang" rebuilt in the fifth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1632), "The origin of my family is that when the Tang Dynasty was in Zhenguan, it went to the western regions and did not attack, but the two countries made peace and exchanged 3,000 soldiers with each other. My ancestors used to be the leaders of the Western Regions, and even the continuous army (Zhu Yuanzhang, Ming Taizu) was entrusted to command the pro-army. The ancestral name is sunspot Li, so the sunspot is the surname. "
Origin 3: Originated from Mongols, from the black tribe of Mongwa, belonging to the sinicization and surname change.
Many Mongolians in Waci believe in Islam and gradually become Muslims after joining the Central Plains. A genealogy of Blackstone Hui people found in Lantian County, Xi City, Shaanxi Province shows that Blackstone's ancestors in Lantian were Mongolians, and later he converted to Islam, became a Hui people and integrated into the Hui people.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Hui uprising broke out in Shaanxi. A branch of the Black Hui people entered Central Asia with Bai Yanhu and became a Hui people in the Commonwealth of Independent States in Eastern Europe. However, the black Muslims who did not leave were forced to apostasy by the surrounding pressure, and now they have become a member of the Han nationality.
There are several versions about the origin of the surname Hui: 1. In ancient times, Huo Zheng (the official in charge of fire) was named Hui Lu, and his descendants took "Hui" as their surname; 2. In ancient Yao Dynasty, there was a saint named Hui, whose descendants took Hui as their surname. 3. Xinjiang University published "Tracing the Origin of Hui Surnames in China", saying that "Hui surnames are taken from the ethnic names of Hui people", so it is called "Hui surnames". 4. There was a Fang Hui in the Yuan Dynasty, and later generations were also surnamed Hui. 5. In the Yuan Dynasty, there was a man from the Western Regions named Sima Yi and surnamed Hui. 6. There is a village in Cao Zhou, where most people are surnamed Hui. According to its records, when Yuan Shundi was defeated by the Ming Dynasty and fled to the north, Zhang Wanlou, the ancestor, personally led a good soldier to escort him to the north capital, resigned and drove back to the south. The emperor remembered his exploits and gave him a surname. 7. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Zhang Shicheng was defeated and chased to the north by Xu Da and Chang Yuchun. There was nowhere to escape and he threw himself into the river. Zhang Youzi lived in seclusion, and the three brothers changed their surnames to "Hui, Zhai and Chang" respectively. 8. The Prince of Yan seized the throne in the Ming Dynasty. Five/kloc-0 ministers, including Chang Yuchun, Hu Dahai and Xu Da, who defended Hui Di from the Prince, were all in trouble, and nine families were affected. From time to time, there will be a refuge named Degong who leads his son to the north. His three sons changed their surnames to Hui, Zhai and Chang respectively.
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Hui surnames include "ten times and nine horses, and the rest are right Naha". In addition to Ma's surname, there are Shaanxi, Pendulum, Depend, Zhejiang, Ya, Mao, Bad, Explosive, Fan, Bottom, Flower, Min, Mian, Ba, Chu, Man, Sa, Ga, A, Na, Ha, Hu and Ta. Many of these surnames are not found in China's surnames.
The surnames of Hui people in Yunnan mainly include Na, Sai, Lin and Ma, as well as Hu, He, Mu, Yu, San, Long, Gui, Rui, Su, Yan, Yun, Jin and Bao.
Hui people in Henan and the Central Plains include Wen, An, Jin, Li, Ai, Wan, Mi, Mu, Wen, Di, Hei, Zhu, Man, Mai, Zuo, Tong, Shan, Hu, Huo, Dan, Guan, Shan, Mei, Gai and Diao.
The main surnames of Hui people in coastal areas and Hainan Island are Jin, Ding, Guo, Gao, Xiong, Huang, Ge, Luo, Lin, Chen, Miao, Yu, Zhen and Duanmu.
Mu, Hui, Dan, Yang, She, Wei, Xue, Feng, Yi, Rong, Bai, Yun, Yan, Chang, Xian, Gai, Qian, Ju, Lai and Gu are the main surnames of Hui people in Beijing and Tianjin.
Hui people in Nanjing and Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces include Ha, Zheng, Da, Fa, Hua, Wang, Wan, Sha, Tong, Wu and Ma.
There are Ma, Hai, Cai, Su, Huo and Bao among the Hui people in the two lakes. Jiang, Ji, Yi, A, Fu, Ding, Zi, Di, Wei, Xu, Wei, Wu, Wan, Ouyang and other surnames.
There are the most popular surnames in Northeast China, such as Tie, Tuo and Zuo, as well as Ma, Duan, Yang, Li, Cong, Cong, Hu, Liu, Zhao, Hui, Ying, Xin, Dai, Yin, Umbrella and Han.