2. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Qin Mugong was one of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period.
3. Qin Mugong, formerly known as Ren Hao, was in office for 39 years. After his death, posthumous title was called Miao. Because Miao and Mu were homophones in ancient times, Qin Miaogong often wrote.
4. Later generations took posthumous title as their surname and called him Miao.
5. Miao surname: Miao surname, one of China surnames.
6. According to the compilation of Yuan and surname revised in Tang Dynasty, Miao is a descendant.
7. Qin Miaohong, whose real name is Zhao.
8. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Qin was the ninth monarch and one of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period. In the thirty-ninth year of his reign (659-620 BC), there was an illegitimate child who took posthumous title as his surname.
9. Because the ancient "Miao" and "Mu" are homonyms, it is also called Qin Miaohong.
10. Miao is also among the fourteen surnames: Zhao, Qu, Lian, Xu, Jiang, Qin, Huang, Liang, Ma, Ge, Gu, Miao, Zhong and Fei.
1 1. According to the genealogy created by the Song people, the ancestors of the Miao family are Qin Mu, Lu Mu, Zheng Mu and Zhao Mu.
12. Despite this, it is unanimously recognized that Miao was born in Lanling, and it is also unanimously praised that Shi Miaosheng in Changsha in the Han Dynasty was the ancestor of Lanling County, which shows that Miao does not have multiple sources.
13. As can be seen from the first generation of famous Wen Tianxiang, the multi-source nature of this representation actually originated from the Song Dynasty, and came from the fields of "Yu case, Miao family is Qin Mu", "The book asks about history without offering a sign" and the article "On the Death of Qin Mu" by Pi Rixiu, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty.