Qi's ancestral surname should be Han Chinese.
Qi's surname came from the doctors and officials of the vassal States in the Spring and Autumn Period, which belongs to the official title. In ancient times, "Qi", "Ci" were the same word and were synonymous with general festivals. In the history book "Tracing the Origin of Surnames", it is recorded that "you are also an official." During the Spring and Autumn Period, Lu Guochong worshiped Zhou Li, and first formulated a complete set of humanistic etiquette system according to the whole system of Zhou Li, and set up corresponding official positions to take charge of his duties, including the doctor in charge of the ceremony.
The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were the early days of the Qing Dynasty. When a girl reaches the age of 15, she is considered an adult. To give her an "adult" ceremony, pin a hairpin in her hair and call it "hairpin" to show that she is an adult. Since then, adult women have to bear the constraints of "Zhou Li" and the laws of past dynasties. Only after "marriage" can they get married and assume corresponding social responsibilities and obligations, such as carrying on the family line. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the royal families and nobles of various vassal states attached great importance to this ceremony, and they were all in charge of official positions, calling them "Guan Qi", "Guan Qi" and "Zhi". Some of their descendants also took their ancestors' official positions as their surnames and called them Guan Qi's. For example, it is recorded in the history book Tongzhi Genealogy: "There were Qi Shao in the Tang Dynasty." There is also a record in the history book "Wan Xing Tong Pu": "There were Qi Zhishao in the Tang Dynasty and Qi Xuan and Miracle in the Song Dynasty." The ancestors of the Guan Qi family had more than one surname source, which was found in various vassal states at that time. For example, Confucius/Kloc-got married at the age of 0/9, and his wife was an official of the Song Dynasty. She was a descendant of an official of the Song Dynasty. Except for Guan Shi, the wife of Confucius, the famous Guan Shi in history almost disappeared in history. It was not until Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, ascended the throne that the official surname was changed to the single surname of Qi, and a large number of celebrities of Qi emerged constantly.
The surname of "Qi" is a compound surname. Later, in the early Ming Dynasty, many local languages were simplified to the single surname "Qi".
The origin of surnames
Qi's surname came from the doctors and officials of the vassal States in the Spring and Autumn Period, which belongs to the official title. In ancient times, "Qi", "Ci" were the same word and were synonymous with general festivals. In the history book "Tracing the Origin of Surnames", it is recorded that "you are also an official." During the Spring and Autumn Period, Lu Guochong worshiped Zhou Li, and first formulated a complete set of humanistic etiquette system according to the whole system of Zhou Li, and set up corresponding official positions to take charge of his duties, including the doctor in charge of the ceremony.
The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were the early days of the Qing Dynasty. When a girl reaches the age of 15, she is considered an adult. To give her an "adult" ceremony, pin a hairpin in her hair and call it "hairpin" to show that she is an adult. Since then, adult women have to bear the constraints of "Zhou Li" and the laws of past dynasties. Only after "marriage" can they get married and assume corresponding social responsibilities and obligations, such as carrying on the family line. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the royal families and nobles of various vassal states attached great importance to this ceremony, and they were all in charge of official positions, calling them "Guan Qi", "Guan Qi" and "Zhi". Some of their descendants also took their ancestors' official positions as their surnames and called them Guan Qi's. For example, it is recorded in the history book Tongzhi Genealogy: "There were Qi Shao in the Tang Dynasty." There is also a record in the history book "Wan Xing Tong Pu": "There were Qi Zhishao in the Tang Dynasty and Qi Xuan and Miracle in the Song Dynasty." The ancestors of the Guan Qi family had more than one surname source, which was found in various vassal states at that time. For example, Confucius/Kloc-got married at the age of 0/9, and his wife was an official of the Song Dynasty. She was a descendant of an official of the Song Dynasty. Except for Guan Shi, the wife of Confucius, the famous Guan Shi in history almost disappeared in history. It was not until Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, ascended the throne that the official surname was changed to the single surname of Qi, and a large number of celebrities of Qi emerged constantly.
The surname of "Qi" is a compound surname. Later, in the early Ming Dynasty, many local languages were simplified to the single surname "Qi".
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I am an official. During the Spring and Autumn Period, every vassal state was related to Qi's official position, so there was more than one ancestor of the Guan Qi family. 19800, officials resumed their surnames, which later evolved into single surnames in the early Ming Dynasty.
The ancestors of various branches
Qi Shibo: At the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1333 ~ 1368), Chyi Chin, Qi Bin, Quan Shu and Qi Shi were brought to Laiwu from Huai 'an, Jiangsu Province to avoid the mutiny. I originally lived in Guanjia. As the war gradually subsided, I moved to Fangxiabao and lived in Wennanbao. It is the ancestor of Laiwu Qi.
Qishibo genealogy:
Ancestor: Qi Shibo, at the end of Yuan Dynasty, moved from Jianghuai to Lai in order to avoid chaos.
Two: Chyi Chin, Qi Bin, Qi Quan and Qi Shineng.
Three: Yin and Ji
Four: Qi Hao, Qi Lin and Chorus.
V: Qi Ying, Qi Chong, Qi Xuan, Qi De, Qi Hong and Qi Xian.
Six: Cui Qi, Wan Qi, Qi Jian, Cui Qi, Qi Xun and Qi Yan.
Seven: Qi Taide, Qi Taixing and Qi Wen Tai.
Eight: Qi Guo Xi 'an and Qi Guocai
Nine: Xiao Shiming, Xiao Mingxun, Xiao Mingjun, Xiao Rong Ming and Xiao Ming.
X: Heart, heart, heart, heart, heart, heart, heart, heart, heart.
Eleventh: Qing, Qin, Qin and Yi.
Twelve: Qi Yuanli, Qi Yuan Yi, Qi Yuanjin and Qi Yuanxin.
Thirteen: Qi Jinhong
Fourteen: Qi Shengcun and Qi Zhao Sheng
The 15th generation: Qi Qianbo, Qi Bolang, Qi Bocheng and Qi Boda.
Sixteenth Generation: Qi Xue Dian, Qi Duxue and Qi Xuerong (Qi Xue Yong)
Seventeen: Qi Yincheng
18th century: Qi Lanjun, Qi Peng Jun, Qi Shengjun and Qi Junhui.
19th Century: Qi Xianxiu, Qi Daixiu and Qi Wenxiu
Twentieth Century: Qi Songshan (after A Zheng)
2 1 Century: Jian He and Qi Jianyong (after Zheng Zi)
Migration and evolution
Qi is a very old surname group. Because it originated from official titles, the source of surnames is complex and impossible to talk about. But it is not among the top 300 surnames in Chinese mainland today, and it ranks 439th in Taiwan province, with Longxi, Tianshui and Taishan as counties.
The Qi family in Laiwu, Shandong Province began in the Ming Dynasty. Qi Shibo, his ancestor, moved from Huai 'an, Jiangsu Province to Laiwu at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty in order to avoid the chaos. The Pei family originally lived in Dongguan. As the war subsided, they moved to Fangxiabao and Wennanbao. There is a monument in the tomb of Qijiazhu in Beiligou, Laiwu City, Shandong Province. It is recorded on the tablet: "In the second year of Ming Hongwu, he moved from Linyi to Lion and lived alone with a surname." There is also an epitaph of Qi's family in Yangzhuang, Laiwu, Shandong Province, which reads: "The ancestors started in Bo, avoided chaos at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, and took the belt from Jianghuai, living in Yangzhuang, Laiwu, Shandong." The ancestral home of most Qi clan people in China is Laiwu City.
The surname Qi is still relatively rare, pronounced Qi.
At first, this surname was a compound surname: Guan Qi, which was the official name of China in ancient times during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. This kind of official position is an official in charge of gifts in ancient times.
There is an idiom called "the year of marriage", which means that ancient women can get married at the age of fifteen. Like the crown gift, the gift is an adult gift of Han people, the crown gift is an adult gift of men, the gift is an adult gift of women, and the gift is a hairpin. Since the Zhou Dynasty, it has been stipulated that aristocratic women should have gifts after their engagement (betrothal) but before marriage. Usually held at the age of fifteen. If you are married and not engaged, wait until you are twenty.
Guan Qi's surname is a descendant of Guan Qi. In memory of their ancestors, they took the official name as their surname.
The most famous people with this surname in history should be the wife of Confucius and the mother of Kong Li. When Confucius was nineteen years old, he married this girl who was an official.
After Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne in the Ming Dynasty, he launched a movement to change his surname, and Guan's surname was changed to Qi. In the Ming dynasty, the surname Lian Shi was unknown in history, as if there were two descendants of Lian Shi surname in the Ming dynasty who were famous for their filial piety.
The origin of surnames
Qi's surname came from the doctors and officials of the vassal States in the Spring and Autumn Period, which belongs to the official title. In ancient times, "Qi", "Ci" were the same word and were synonymous with general festivals. In the history book "Tracing the Origin of Surnames", it is recorded that "you are also an official." During the Spring and Autumn Period, Lu Guochong worshiped Zhou Li, and first formulated a complete set of humanistic etiquette system according to the whole system of Zhou Li, and set up corresponding official positions to take charge of his duties, including the doctor in charge of the ceremony.
The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were the early days of the Qing Dynasty. When a girl reaches the age of 15, she is considered an adult. To give her an "adult" ceremony, pin a hairpin in her hair and call it "hairpin" to show that she is an adult. Since then, adult women have to bear the constraints of "Zhou Li" and the laws of past dynasties. Only after "marriage" can they get married and assume corresponding social responsibilities and obligations, such as carrying on the family line. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the royal families and nobles of various vassal states attached great importance to this ceremony, and they were all in charge of official positions, calling them "Guan Qi", "Guan Qi" and "Zhi". Some of their descendants also took their ancestors' official positions as their surnames and called them Guan Qi's. For example, it is recorded in the history book Tongzhi Genealogy: "There were Qi Shao in the Tang Dynasty." There is also a record in the history book "Wan Xing Tong Pu": "There were Qi Zhishao in the Tang Dynasty and Qi Xuan and Miracle in the Song Dynasty." The ancestors of the Guan Qi family had more than one surname source, which was found in various vassal states at that time. For example, Confucius/Kloc-got married at the age of 0/9, and his wife was an official of the Song Dynasty. She was a descendant of an official of the Song Dynasty. Except for Guan Shi, the wife of Confucius, the famous Guan Shi in history almost disappeared in history. It was not until Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, ascended the throne that the official surname was changed to the single surname of Qi, and a large number of celebrities of Qi emerged constantly.
The surname of "Qi" is a compound surname. Later, in the early Ming Dynasty, many local languages were simplified to the single surname "Qi".
It is estimated that many people still don't understand it. Qi (the second sound of Qi) comes from a compound word, which originated from the official surname in the Spring and Autumn Period (which can be understood as the surname Han).
Mainly distributed in Henan, Shanxi, Taiwan Province and other places.
Celebrity:
1. Guan Shi: This refers only to Mrs. Confucius in the Spring and Autumn Period.
2. ?: General of the Tang Dynasty.
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The ancestors of Guan Qi family are mostly Han people in the Central Plains, and there are few ethnic minorities such as Dongyi and Huaiyi. But if you refer to surnames, most of them are Han people in Laiwu City, Shandong Province.
1. Origin: Guan Qi, originally an official name. As an official in charge of gifts in ancient times, gifts were a ceremony of inserting hairpins from teenagers to fifteen years old, as a symbol of formal transmission from teenagers to adults. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, every vassal state had this official position. The official surname is the descendant of this official who appeared to commemorate his ancestors, and is called the official surname. Later, in the movement of changing surnames after Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne in the early Ming Dynasty, the compound surname was changed to the single surname.
2. Reason: Surnames in Guan Qi are a very old surname group. Due to the official title and complicated surname sources, the ancestors of Guan Qi's surname are impossible to talk about, but most of them are distributed in Longxi, Tianshui and Taishan.
The Qi family in Laiwu, Shandong Province began in the Ming Dynasty. Qi Shibo, his ancestor, moved from Huai 'an, Jiangsu Province to Laiwu at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty in order to avoid the chaos. The Pei family originally lived in Dongguan. As the war subsided, they moved to Fangxiabao and Wennanbao. There is a monument in the tomb of Qijiazhu in Beiligou, Laiwu City, Shandong Province. It is recorded on the tablet: "In the second year of Ming Hongwu, he moved from Linyi to Lion and lived alone with a surname." There is also an epitaph of Qi's family in Yangzhuang, Laiwu, Shandong Province, which reads: "The ancestors started in Bo, avoided chaos at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, and took the belt from Jianghuai, living in Yangzhuang, Laiwu, Shandong." The ancestral home of most Qi clan people in China is Laiwu City.
Qi's surname originated from Guan Fu's surname and was later changed by Guan. According to the source of the surname, "you are the same as the official." Qi, called "Qi" in ancient times, is also called ""."Official, that is, official, was originally an official name. As an official in charge of gifts in ancient times, gifts were a ceremony of inserting hairpins from teenagers to fifteen years old, as a symbol of formal transmission from teenagers to adults. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, every vassal state had this official position. The official surname is the descendant of this official who appeared to commemorate his ancestors, and is called the official surname. Later, in the movement of changing the surname after Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne in the early Ming Dynasty, the compound surname of "?Guan" was changed to "."When the single surname was Confucius 19, his wife was a descendant of 19800. Therefore, Qijia and Guanjia belong to the same clan and surname.
Qi's surname came from the doctors and officials of the vassal States in the Spring and Autumn Period, which belongs to the official title. In ancient times, qi, ci and ci were the same word and synonyms. It is recorded in the history books that trace the origin of surnames: "You are the same as the official." During the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Lu worshipped Zhou Li. First of all, according to the whole system of Zhou Li, it has formulated a complete and comprehensive humanistic etiquette system, and set up corresponding official positions to take charge of its duties, including doctors in charge of Zhou Li.
The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were the early days of the Qing Dynasty. When a girl reaches the age of 15, she is considered as an adult. To give her an "adult" ceremony, tie a hairpin in her hair called "Kazuo" to show her adulthood. Since then, adult women have to be bound by the Rites of Zhou and the laws of past dynasties, and only after marriage can they assume corresponding social responsibilities and obligations, such as carrying on the family line. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the royal families and nobles of various vassal states attached great importance to this ceremony, and they were all in charge of official positions, calling them "Guan Qi", "Guan Qi" and "Zhi". Some of their descendants also took their ancestors' official positions as their surnames and called them Guan Qi's. For example, it is recorded in the history book Tongzhi Genealogy: "There were Qi Shao in the Tang Dynasty." There is also a record in the history book "Wan Xing Tong Pu": "There were Qi Zhishao in the Tang Dynasty and Qi Xuan and Miracle in the Song Dynasty." The ancestors of the Guan Qi family had more than one surname source, which was found in various vassal states at that time. For example, Confucius/Kloc-got married at the age of 0/9, and his wife was an official of the Song Dynasty. She was a descendant of an official of the Song Dynasty. Except for Guan Shi, the wife of Confucius, the famous Guan Shi in history almost disappeared in history. It was not until Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, ascended the throne that the official surname was changed to the single surname of Qi, and a large number of celebrities of Qi emerged constantly.
The surname of "Qi" is a compound surname. Later, in the early Ming Dynasty, many local languages were simplified to the single surname "Qi".
Get a surname ancestor
I am an official. During the Spring and Autumn Period, every vassal state was related to Qi's official position, so there was more than one ancestor of the Guan Qi family. 19800, officials resumed their surnames, which later evolved into single surnames in the early Ming Dynasty.
The ancestors of various branches
Qi Shibo: At the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1333~ 1368), four sons, Chyi Chin, Qi Bin, Quan Quan and Qi Shi, moved to Laiwu from Huai 'an, Jiangsu Province to escape the mutiny. At first, he lived in Guanjia, but as the war subsided, he moved to Fangxiabao and lived in Wennanbao, the ancestor of Laiwu family.
Qishibo genealogy:
Ancestor: Qi Shibo, at the end of Yuan Dynasty, moved from Jianghuai to Lai in order to avoid chaos.
Two: Chyi Chin, Qi Bin, Qi Quan and Qi Shineng.
Three: Yin and Ji
Four: Qi Hao, Qi Lin and Chorus.
V: Qi Ying, Qi Chong, Qi Xuan, Qi De, Qi Hong and Qi Xian.
Six: Cui Qi, Wan Qi, Qi Jian, Cui Qi, Qi Xun and Qi Yan.
Seven: Qi Taide, Qi Taixing and Qi Wen Tai.
Eight: Qi Guo Xi 'an and Qi Guocai
Nine: Xiao Shiming, Xiao Mingxun, Xiao Mingjun, Xiao Rong Ming and Xiao Ming.
X: Heart, heart, heart, heart, heart, heart, heart, heart, heart.
Eleventh: Qing, Qin, Qin and Yi.
Twelve: Qi Yuanli, Qi Yuan Yi, Qi Yuanjin and Qi Yuanxin.
Thirteen: Qi Jinhong
Fourteen: Qi Shengcun and Qi Zhao Sheng
The 15th generation: Qi Qianbo, Qi Bolang, Qi Bocheng and Qi Boda.
Sixteenth Generation: Qi Xue Dian, Qi Duxue and Qi Xuerong (Qi Xue Yong)
Seventeen: Qi Yincheng
18th century: Qi Lanjun, Qi Peng Jun, Qi Shengjun and Qi Junhui.
19th Century: Qi Xianxiu, Qi Daixiu and Qi Wenxiu
Twentieth Century: Qi Songshan (after A Zheng)
2 1 Century: Jian He and Qi Jianyong (after Zheng Zi)
Migration and evolution
Qi is a very old surname group. Because it originated from official titles, the source of surnames is complex and impossible to talk about. But it is not among the top 300 surnames in Chinese mainland today, and it ranks 439th in Taiwan province, with Longxi, Tianshui and Taishan as counties.
The Qi family in Laiwu, Shandong Province began in the Ming Dynasty. Qi Shibo, his ancestor, moved from Huai 'an, Jiangsu Province to Laiwu at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty in order to avoid the chaos. The Pei family originally lived in Dongguan. As the war subsided, they moved to Fangxiabao and Wennanbao. There is a tablet in the tomb of the ancestor of Beiligou family in Laiwu, Shandong Province: "In the second year of Ming Hongwu, he moved to Lion from Linyi and lived alone with a surname." The Qijia family in Yangzhuang, Laiwu, Shandong Province also has an epitaph that reads: "The ancestors started in Bo, avoided chaos at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, and took the belt from Jianghuai, living in Yangzhuang, Laiwu, Shandong." The ancestral home of most Qi clan people in China is Laiwu City.