1. A branch of the Northern Emperor, a northern ethnic minority in China, established Jiang as the country (the capital is in the northeast of Yuxian County, Hebei Province, and the original monarch is unknown. In 475 BC, Zhao Xiangzi sent an audience with the king. Let the chef eat copper.
Acting on behalf of the king and his followers, Yin ordered people to kill the king and his followers, so dispatch troops acted on behalf of the land. ) In the third year of Zhou Yuanwang (473 BC), the State of Jin rose up and annexed Daiguo, which perished. China people take the country as their surname and become their own.
2, from the Dai surname, with homophones instead of surnames. In modern times, people thought that "Dai" was the white character of "Dai", which changed the complex "Dai" into a simple "Dai" and became the Dai surname.
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Commonly used surnames come from four sources:
1, from the son's surname, is a descendant of Shang Tang, with a good name as the surname. According to Yuan He Shi Bian and Dialectics of Ancient and Modern Surnames Books, at the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, after the "rebellion against Cai" was put down, the ordinary brother of the last monarch of Shang Dynasty was made the old capital of Shang Dynasty (now Shangqiu South, Henan Province), and the Song State was established. Song State (799-766 BC) 1 1 monarch, named Shi Mi, was named Dai Gong after his death. Song Wugong (765 BC-748 BC), the son of Dai Gong, and his descendants took posthumous title Dai as their surname.
2, from Ji surname, taking the country as the surname. According to Tongzhi? In the Spring and Autumn Period, Dai Weiji's surname was a vassal state in the east of Minquan County, Henan Province, and it was said that it was in lankao county, Henan Province. He lived in seclusion for ten years (7 13 BC) and died in Zheng State and Song State. His people take the country name "Dai" as their surname.
3. Yin changed her surname to Dai. According to "Rat Spectrum", Yin changed his surname to Dai. After the destruction of Shang Dynasty, many adherents of Yin took the country as their surname (because the capital of Shang Dynasty was in Yin, also called Yin State), which was called Yin Family, and later some changed their surnames to Dai. This Dai family is also from Henan.
4. Other nationalities changed their surnames. For example, the Manchu Darchong A surname and the Dai family surname, the Ewenki Tukedong surname changed to the Dai surname, and other ethnic groups such as Mongolia, Hui, Yao and Tujia all have this surname.
Ancestor of surname: After putting down the rebellion in Wu Geng, Dai Frame N founded Wei Zi, the younger brother of the last king of Shang Dynasty, as the old capital of Shang Dynasty, and established the Song State with Shangqiu as its capital. After the death of the first 1 1 monarch in the Song Dynasty (reigned in 799-766 BC), posthumous title's name was Dai Gong, and his illegitimate child's name was Dai, who was the ancestor of Dai.
Generational surnames have two origins. One is to take the country as the surname. After the extinction of ethnic minorities in the Three Kingdoms period, China people took the country as their surname and became the surname for generations. Second, (modern surnames are derived from Dai surnames) are derived from Dai surnames, and homonyms are used instead of surnames. Dai people are mainly distributed in Shaanxi, Anhui, Shandong, Hebei, Northeast China, Jiangsu and other places, with a large population. Historical celebrities include Dai Song, a painter in the Tang Dynasty, Dai Kui, a scholar in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Dai Mingshi, a historian in the Qing Dynasty, and Dai Wangshu, a contemporary poet.
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1. A branch of the Northern Emperor, a northern ethnic minority in China, established Jiang as the country (the capital is in the northeast of Yuxian County, Hebei Province, and the original monarch is unknown. In 475 BC, Zhao Xiangzi sent an audience with the king. Let the chef eat copper.
Acting on behalf of the king and his followers, Yin ordered people to kill the king and his followers, so dispatch troops acted on behalf of the land. ) In the third year of Zhou Yuanwang (473 BC), the State of Jin rose up and annexed Daiguo, which perished. China people take the country as their surname and become their own.
2, from the Dai surname, with homophones instead of surnames. In modern times, people thought that "Dai" was the white character of "Dai", which changed the complex "Dai" into a simple "Dai" and became the Dai surname.
Second, wear
Dai has four sources:
1, from the son's surname, is a descendant of Shang Tang, with a good name as the surname. According to Yuan He Shi Bian and Dialectics of Ancient and Modern Surnames Books, at the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, after the "rebellion against Cai" was put down, the ordinary brother of the last monarch of Shang Dynasty was made the old capital of Shang Dynasty (now Shangqiu South, Henan Province), and the Song State was established. Song State (799-766 BC) 1 1 monarch, named Shi Mi, was named Dai Gong after his death. Song Wugong (765 BC-748 BC), the son of Dai Gong, and his descendants took posthumous title Dai as their surname.
2, from Ji surname, taking the country as the surname. According to Tongzhi? In the Spring and Autumn Period, Dai Weiji's surname was a vassal state in the east of Minquan County, Henan Province, and it was said that it was in lankao county, Henan Province. He lived in seclusion for ten years (7 13 BC) and died in Zheng State and Song State. His people take the country name "Dai" as their surname.
3. Yin changed her surname to Dai. According to "Rat Spectrum", Yin changed his surname to Dai. After the destruction of Shang Dynasty, many adherents of Yin took the country as their surname (because the capital of Shang Dynasty was in Yin, also called Yin State), which was called Yin Family, and later some changed their surnames to Dai. This Dai family is also from Henan.
4. Other nationalities changed their surnames. For example, the Manchu Darchong A surname and the Dai family surname, the Ewenki Tukedong surname changed to the Dai surname, and other ethnic groups such as Mongolia, Hui, Yao and Tujia all have this surname.
Ancestor of surname: After putting down the rebellion in Wu Geng, Dai Frame N founded Wei Zi, the younger brother of the last king of Shang Dynasty, as the old capital of Shang Dynasty, and established the Song State with Shangqiu as its capital. After the death of the first 1 1 monarch in the Song Dynasty (reigned in 799-766 BC), posthumous title's name was Dai Gong, and his illegitimate child's name was Dai, who was the ancestor of Dai.
Is there a generation in hundreds of surnames? Among hundreds of surnames, there are generations of surnames. Dai's origin: there was a country in the Warring States period, but it was destroyed later. Later generations took the original country name "Dai" as their surname.
The origin of Dai. Generational surnames have two origins. One is to take the country as the surname. After the extinction of ethnic minorities in the Three Kingdoms period, China people took the country as their surname and became the surname for generations. Second, (modern surnames are derived from Dai surnames) are derived from Dai surnames, and homonyms are used instead of surnames. Dai people are mainly distributed in Shaanxi, Anhui, Shandong, Hebei, Northeast China, Jiangsu and other places, with a large population. Historical celebrities include Dai Song, a painter in the Tang Dynasty, Dai Kui, a scholar in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Dai Mingshi, a historian in the Qing Dynasty, and Dai Wangshu, a contemporary poet.
Originated from the surname Zi, from Dai State in Shang Dynasty, named after the country name. The fifteenth generation of Shaodian family, the fourth generation of Xuanyuan family of Huangdi, and the second princess of Gaoxin family were named Yao Situ by the emperor, sealed in Shang Dynasty, and became the ancestor of Shang Dynasty, giving her a surname. From deed to soup, it has been handed down for fourteen generations, just in line with Xia Xiang. Five hundred years later, Shang became powerful, and finally the Xia Dynasty was destroyed by the war of Song Dynasty. Qi, also known as Kui Bo, once assisted Dayu in water control. Because of his outstanding achievements, he was named the founder of China Astronomical Calendar and was buried in Shangqiu, namely Kui Taibo. Kuibo, also known as Vulcan terrace, Mars terrace and terrace, is shaped like a grave. It is located in Lisanwangfen Township, southwest of Shangqiu City, Henan Province. The tomb (platform) is about 270 meters long and 35 meters high. It is all made of rammed earth. There are Kuibo Temple, main hall worship hall, East-West Zen platform, annex hall, bell and drum tower and so on on the stage. There is a flower theater under the stage, which belongs to the Yuan Dynasty. After Shang Tang, from Taijia to Tailong, it was the consolidation and development period of Shang Dynasty. When Tang's grandson Tai Jia was in power, there was a story about Yi Yin releasing Tai Jia. Since then, the rule of Shang dynasty has been very stable. When Pan Geng was in power, he moved the capital several times, and finally made it to Yin (now Anyang, Henan), so the Shang Dynasty was also called Yin, and moving the capital promoted the development of economy and culture. The Shang dynasty handed down from 17 generations to 35 kings, which existed for about 600 years.
After Zhou Wuwang destroyed the Shang Dynasty, many survivors of the Shang Dynasty took the country as their surname and called it Yin. The descendants of Dai Guo were originally Yin, but later, in order to commemorate the old country, Yin was renamed Dai, and then the short stroke "Dai" was used. This branch is from Henan and is one of the very old surnames.
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From the surname of Zi, Shang Tang descendant Wei took posthumous title as his surname. According to Records of Historical Records Yuan He's Compilation and Dialectics of Ancient and Modern Surnames Books, in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, after the rebellion against Cai was put down, he was made an ordinary disciple of the last monarch of the Shang Dynasty, starting from the ancient capital of the Shang Dynasty (now Shangqiu, Henan Province) and then establishing the Song State. Zheng ascended the throne in the twenty-ninth year (799 BC) and succeeded to the throne for five years (766 BC), and became the eleventh monarch of the State of Song. Later, it was named "Dai", which was called the Duke of Song Dynasty in history. Since then, there has been another Dai family in China. In Song Dynasty, the descendants of Dai Gong were Dai (Dai), Song, Wu, Xuan, Mu, Xiao, Zhuang, Yue, Shi, Hua, Huang, Huangfu, Dongxiang, Huan, Xiang, Zhong, Zong, Mu, Yu, Mo, You, She, Lao, Shuo,.
After the death of Daigong in the Song Dynasty, his title was passed on to Zisikong, that is, Duke Wu of Song Dynasty (reigned from 765 BC to 748 BC), and a descendant of his illegitimate son took posthumous title Dai of the Duke of Song Dynasty as his surname, which was passed down from generation to generation and had a prosperous population. In history, it was called the authentic Henan Dai family, and later it was abbreviated as "Generation". Most clan members with children's surnames respect the Song Dynasty as the ancestor.
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Originated from Ji's surname, Dai came from the Spring and Autumn Period, belonging to the national surname. According to historical records, there was an ancient kingdom of Dai in the Spring and Autumn Period, which was the vassal state of Ji. After Zhou Wuwang destroyed the Shang Dynasty and established the Zhou Dynasty, imperial clan children and heroes with different surnames were greatly respected. After the Five Emperors, all the famous ministers and princes became princes. After Zhou Chengwang and Song Ji acceded to the throne, the Duke of Zhou, who assisted the king, enfeoffed several governors after the crusade. Dai was founded by the children of the Zhou royal family in the early years of the Zhou Dynasty. This is recorded in the history book "Shi Ben": "Dai, the ancient name is Dai, and the last name is Ji." Regarding the face of the ancient Dai country, Xu Shen said in Shuo Wen Jie Zi: "Dai, the old country exists". The history book "Spring and Autumn" records: "Dai Guo, there is A Dai City in the southeast of Waihuang County, Liu Chen." The history book Hanshu records: "Guo Liang is a county, so it goes through the country." Ying Shao said, "Emperor Zhang changed his name to test the city." Since Liu Kui flooded Kaocheng in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Kaocheng and Lanfeng counties merged into Lankao in 1954, which experienced a history of more than 800 years. Although the Northern Wei, Northern Qi and Five Dynasties Liang Dynasties changed their names several times, the time was extremely short. The original Kaocheng County is in the northeast of lankao county. After Dai's death, descendants of Dai's royal family ... >>
The origin of the surname? China people's surnames have a long history. It is said that they originated from Archaean matriarchal clan society, and Fu began to take their surnames as his own surnames. However, surnames and surnames in the pre-Qin period are two different concepts. Surnames originated from matriarchal clan society and are the names of the same clan group, while surnames are branches of surnames, which indicate the names of tribal branches and are used to distinguish future generations. Due to population explosion, relocation, changes in identity skills, etc. Some tribes can be divided and these tribes are clans. History is the representative and title of the aristocratic clan system. Before Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties, most men were called Shi. Women often call their surnames, such as Confucius, so they are surnames. Kong is the surname, Qiu is the first name. Because men call them by their surnames, they are called Kong Qiu, not Qiu Zi.
Surnames mainly come from four aspects:
First, from the land and surname, the son of heaven is the person who gives the surname Ming. The Yellow Emperor created twelve surnames for his twenty-five sons. The history of Tao Tang was later sealed in Liu Di, and his descendants took Liu Wei's surname.
The second is to take the place of birth as the surname. The Yellow Emperor was born in Shouqiu and grew up in Jishui, so he took Ji as his surname.
Third, surnames are titles and official positions. Wang Shaozi of Chuzhuang became an official doctor, and his descendants took the official as their surname.
The fourth is to get a surname because of something or other reasons.
Tian, the prime minister of the Han dynasty, was old, and he was called the prime minister of the car when he went in and out by car. Later generations took the car as their surname. Ge is an ancient surname, originally from Langya County, and later moved. There used to be a Ge in Yang Du, but later he moved to a place named Ge. Therefore, when there were more people surnamed Ge, Zhuge called them out to distinguish them, and from then on, Zhuge had a compound surname.
Due to the development of tribes and the doubling of population, the names of surnames have gradually increased. A surname can be divided into many surnames, and a surname breeds more surnames, so surnames are not fixed. In fact, the unification or basic stability of surnames began in the Han Dynasty. Shortly after Qin destroyed the six countries, Han unified the world. As an important symbol of maintaining the patriarchal clan system of the Zhou royal family, the system of distinguishing surnames also died with the complete collapse of the royal family. At this point, China people's surnames are combined into one, not surnames, surnames, or both. Actually, they all take male surnames instead. This shows that all future generations are descendants of male surnames, just as Gu said in Rizhilu in the Ming Dynasty: people below the Warring States period take their surnames as surnames, and surnames since the Yellow Emperor are all dead. Surnames began to be mixed from Taishigong, and surnames became a bond to maintain tradition and a symbol to unite clans. Therefore, respecting and honoring ancestors has become a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation for thousands of years, and it is also a guarantee for safeguarding the reunification of the motherland. It's hard to imagine a China person becoming a patriot if he doesn't even love and respect his tenants and his parents.
Today, foreigners from China who have migrated to other places for hundreds of thousands of years are still obsessed with their motherland, ancestral home and ancestors, and often come to China to seek roots and worship their ancestors. Their genealogy is also clearly recorded, for example, the genealogy of Harada family, a descendant of Liu Bang in Japan: the lineage of Emperor Gaozu, what exists in a strict sense, can be obtained even if you don't want to cry, and you miss the country of China since the Han Dynasty. It's been more than 2400 years, and it's been a long time since I confessed to the thirteenth and fourteenth dynasties. In the meantime, the two countries had ups and downs, but they both longed for the prosperity of the Han Dynasty. They often miss the old country where our ancestors ruled the country, and they are eager to avoid the forbidden area. So they published their own genealogy, which is the basis of their genealogy and reported the virtue of Emperor Gaozu.
According to legend, the earliest origin of surnames is related to the totem worship of primitive people. Clan tribes not only worship totem as a god, but also regard it as the unified clan name. In primitive tribes, totem, clan name and ancestor name are often the same. Over time, the name of totem evolved into the common symbol of all members of the same clan-surname. There are many legends about the evolution of totem into surname. According to textual research, the monarch of Yelang Kingdom is the king of bamboo, and the subjects take bamboo as their totem, and their surname is bamboo. According to historical records, there were foxes and snakes in Jin, dogs in Han, wolves and deer flags in Three Kingdoms and leopards in Three Kingdoms. Through these strange names and surnames with the same names as animals and plants, such as Luo, tiger, ant, cow, sheep, bird, dragon, bamboo, dragon, tea and chrysanthemum, we can vaguely see the indelible historical imprint of totem worship on the origin of surnames.
The formation of surnames is not only closely related to totems, but also closely related to women. Archaeological data show that there are less than 30 surnames in the bronze inscriptions of the Western Zhou Dynasty, but most of them come from women, such as Jiang, Yao, Si, Ji, Wa, maid, pregnant, concubine, kindness and win. Not only ancient surnames are mostly related to the word "female", but even the word "surname" itself comes from female ...
A textual research on Dai (Dai) [Dai, pronounced]
The origin of Dai surname
Dai has four sources:
1, from the son's surname, is a descendant of Shang Tang, with a good name as the surname. According to Yuan He Shi Bian and Dialectics of Ancient and Modern Surnames Books, at the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, after the "rebellion against Cai" was put down, the ordinary brother of the last monarch of Shang Dynasty was made the old capital of Shang Dynasty (now Shangqiu South, Henan Province), and the Song State was established. Song State (799-766 BC) 1 1 monarch, named Shi Mi, was named Dai Gong after his death. Song Wugong (765 BC-748 BC), the son of Dai Gong, and his descendants took posthumous title Dai as their surname.
2, from Ji surname, taking the country as the surname. According to Tongzhi? In the Spring and Autumn Period, Dai Weiji's surname was a vassal state in the east of Minquan County, Henan Province, and it was said that it was in lankao county, Henan Province. He lived in seclusion for ten years (7 13 BC) and died in Zheng State and Song State. His people take the country name "Dai" as their surname.
3. Yin changed her surname to Dai. According to "Rat Spectrum", Yin changed his surname to Dai. After the destruction of Shang Dynasty, many adherents of Yin took the country as their surname (because the capital of Shang Dynasty was in Yin, also called Yin State), which was called Yin Family, and later some changed their surnames to Dai. This Dai family is also from Henan.
4. Other nationalities changed their surnames. For example, the Manchu Darchong A surname and the Dai family surname, the Ewenki Tukedong surname changed to the Dai surname, and other ethnic groups such as Mongolia, Hui, Yao and Tujia all have this surname.
Ancestor: Dai Weiwei. In the early years of Xidan, after the Wu Geng Rebellion was put down, Zhou Gongdan established Wei Zi, the younger brother of Di Xin, the last king of Shang Dynasty, as the old capital of Shang Dynasty, and established the Song State with Shangqiu as its capital. After the death of the first 1 1 monarch in the Song Dynasty (reigned from 799 BC to 766 BC), posthumous title became Dai Gong, and his illegitimate son followed his father posthumous title as Dai Gong. Later generations also followed Dai's surname and respected Dai Yi as the ancestor of Dai's surname.
Second, migration distribution.
In the pre-Qin period, Dai mainly developed in the eastern part of Henan. When Dai's number spread to Dai, Dai Zisong moved to Bozhou and Qiaoxian, where later generations settled, forming the first county in Dai's history-Qiaoxian. In the Western Han Dynasty, Dai moved from eastern Henan to southern Henan. For example, Dai Zun, known as the "Kanto Man", is a native of Shenyang (now Zhengyang, Henan). Dai, who lives in Qiao County, moved from Bonan to Guangling (now Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province) to form Guangling County to avoid the war. Another one moved from eastern Henan to Shandong Peninsula, because it used to be Qi's hometown, where Jishui meets the Yellow River. This Dai family is the hope of the county. During the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Dai Lie, a Guangling native, moved to the south of the Yangtze River because he was the left general of Wu in the Three Kingdoms. His grandson was taken as a confidant by Si Marui and lived in Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu). Eight Kings Rebellion and Five Rebellions, the Central Plains was in flames, and Dai moved southward on a large scale. Some people in Qiao County were forced to move south. Dai Kui, a native of Qiao County (now Su County, Anhui Province), moved south to the southwest of Huiji County. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Dai Yang was a native of the Great Wall of Xing Wu (east of Changxing County, Zhejiang Province) and later moved to Jingzhou, Hubei Province. It can be seen that from the Three Kingdoms to the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Dai was not only more widely distributed in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, but also migrated to Anhui and Hubei. At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty,, opened in Fujian, with son-in-law Dai Junyou and son Dai Ren. The father and son started an expedition in Gushi, Henan, and then settled in Fujian, which was the beginning of Dai's entry into Fujian. During the prosperous Tang Dynasty, with social stability and political clarity, Dai developed and multiplied in Shaanxi, Shanxi, Hunan and Jiangxi. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, with the invasion of southern nomads and Mongolian cavalry, some Dai people who originally lived in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangxi and other provinces moved south to Fujian, Guangdong and other places. Dai Yulin, the ancestor of Jiaoling, was originally from Zhangpu County, Fujian Province, and moved to Zhaofu Township, Zhenping (now Jiaoling, Guangdong Province) in the Yuan Dynasty. His descendants were prosperous and passed down to the first 12 generation. Ren Zhong and Ren Gong moved to Pingtung, Taiwan Province Province. On 13 and 14, dozens of people moved to Kaohsiung, Hsinchu, Taoyuan and Naipu in Taiwan Province Province. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, Dai, as one of the surnames of people who moved to Hongdong in the Ming Dynasty, moved to Shaanxi, Anhui, Shandong, Hebei, Northeast China, Jiangsu and other places. In Qing Dynasty, Dai from Fujian moved to Taiwan Province one after another. Since then, Dai people have moved overseas. Today, Dai's family has been distributed all over the country, mainly in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. The Dai's population in these two provinces accounts for 53% of the Han population in China. Dai is the 54th surname in China with a large population, accounting for about 0.4% of the Han population in China.
The origin of Dai surname, who is the ancestor of Dai surname. Yuanyuan 1
Originated from the surname Zi, from Dai State in Shang Dynasty, named after the country name. The fifteenth generation of Shaodian family, the fourth generation of Xuanyuan family of Huangdi, and the second princess of Gaoxin family were named Yao Situ by the emperor, sealed in Shang Dynasty, and became the ancestor of Shang Dynasty, giving her a surname.
After Zhou Wuwang destroyed the Shang Dynasty, many survivors of the Shang Dynasty took the country as their surname and called it Yin. The descendants of Dai Guo were originally Yin, but later, in order to commemorate the old country, Yin was renamed Dai, and then the short stroke "Dai" was used. This branch is from Henan and is one of the very old surnames.
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From the surname of Zi, Shang Tang descendant Wei took posthumous title as his surname. According to Records of Historical Records Yuan He's Compilation and Dialectics of Ancient and Modern Surnames Books, in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, after the rebellion against Cai was put down, he was made an ordinary disciple of the last monarch of the Shang Dynasty, starting from the ancient capital of the Shang Dynasty (now Shangqiu, Henan Province) and then establishing the Song State. Zheng ascended the throne in the twenty-ninth year (799 BC) and succeeded to the throne for five years (766 BC), and became the eleventh monarch of the State of Song. Later, it was named "Dai", which was called the Duke of Song Dynasty in history. Since then, there has been another Dai family in China. In Song Dynasty, the descendants of Dai Gong were Dai (Dai), Song, Wu, Xuan, Mu, Xiao, Zhuang, Yue, Shi, Hua, Huang, Huangfu, Dongxiang, Huan, Xiang, Zhong, Zong, Mu, Yu, Mo, You, She, Lao, Shuo,.
After the death of Daigong in the Song Dynasty, his title was passed on to Zisikong, that is, Duke Wu of Song Dynasty (reigned from 765 BC to 748 BC), and a descendant of his illegitimate son took posthumous title Dai of the Duke of Song Dynasty as his surname, which was passed down from generation to generation and had a prosperous population. In history, it was called the authentic Henan Dai family, and later it was abbreviated as "Generation". As the descendants of this clan, most people respect the Song Dynasty as the ancestor.
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Originated from Ji's surname, Dai came from the Spring and Autumn Period, belonging to the national surname. According to historical records, there was an ancient kingdom of Dai in the Spring and Autumn Period, which was the vassal state of Ji.
All the people with the surname Ji are proud to wear it to Yin Gong as the ancestor of the surname.
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Originated from Mongols, it belongs to Chinese culture and changed its surname to surname.
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Originated from Manchu, it belongs to Han culture and changed its surname to surname.
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Originated from Ewenki nationality, it belongs to Han culture and changed its surname to surname.
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Originated from Mongols, it was a branch of the Eight Banners of Chen and Mongolia in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and it was a Chinese name change.