The first Manchu people who entered Taiwan Province were descendants of Hong Yan Han Zong, the imperial clan of the Jin Dynasty. Today's Manchu is the descendant of Wan Yan Han Zong, the title of imperial clan in Jin Dynasty: After leaving Jindu in Northeast China, today's Manchu gave up its country name and changed its name to Mian, the ancestor of Jurchen language.
Wan Yan Han Zong (1078- 1 136) is the ninth grandson of Han Pu, the ancestor of the state of Jin, and the eldest grandson of Wan Yan Gu Wu Nai, the ancestor of Jin. "Wan Yan" is a China name, its jurchen name is Sticky No Drink, and Han historians call it Sticky Han for short.
Han Zong's father's name is Sagai, Sagai's father's name is a sculptor, and the sculptor is Ugunai's eldest son. Jin Taizu Akuta joined China for two years and Tianfu for six years (1115-1122). From the first year of Wu Tianhui in Emperor Taizong of Jin Dynasty to the 12th year of Tianhui (1123-134), from the 13th year of La Tianhui in Emperor Xizong of Jin Dynasty to the 26th year of Tianhui (1135-1)
When Emperor Taizong acceded to the throne, he was the left deputy marshal, and made meritorious service in destroying the Northern Song Dynasty (that is, taking away Hui Di and returning the northern part of Qin). Zong Hansheng's two sons: the eldest son Zhu Zhen and the second son Chehannu. Wang Hailing Yan Hong Liangji Xi Zong became a monarch after independence; I was afraid that the imperial clan would not accept it, and the battle for the throne would be very difficult, so I killed all the powerful people in the imperial clan. Zhu Zhen and Chehanou took the first sound of their father's name as their surname and changed their surname to "Sticky". Leaving the imperial clan surname of Emperor Hong Yan means that there is no dispute with the throne, and they can avoid disaster and gradually move south.
The Jin Dynasty passed down to the ninth generation: Loving Zong was compassionate and diligent, but Loving Zong was originally generous, kind and diligent, interested in Hui Hong's ancestral career and ignorant of others. All the political commissar of the dynasty gave the official temple, indulging in the conflict between Gou 'an and Xixia in the west, approaching Dayuan in the north, being blocked by the Song Dynasty in the south, being attacked on all sides, and never having peace. The food ran out, and Bianjing fought alone. After the downfall of the State of Jin, Mongolia invaded south, and Sun Zhanzhong Mountain of Han Zong VI was taken hostage in the Yuan Dynasty. 1296, Yuan Taizong Wokuotai succeeded to Khan and occupied Zhongshan as the left prime minister. Sticking heavy mountains to destroy the Southern Song Dynasty was meritorious, and the pawn was given to Qiu, and later Wei Guogong was sealed. Sticky Mountain gave birth to a son named Nantai. Sticky Nantai worked as an envoy of Jianghuai, and Zhang Zheng made a book review, and suddenly attacked Wei Guogong. Zannantai gave birth to a son named Wen Bochar. He is the eighth ancestor of the Zan family, and Wen Bochar is an official in the middle of the river.
At that time, the Yuan government thought that the Nuzhen in North China was too powerful, and it was afraid of future trouble, so it tried to disperse it: most of the non-sinicized Nuzhen were sent back to the northeast and settled in the area of southern Liaoning today. Wen Bochar, who was born between Jianghuai and has been sinicized, still lives between Jianghuai. Later, due to the invasion of the Japanese (early Ming Dynasty), he moved from Hailu South to Yongning (now 26 kilometers southeast of Quanzhou), Pujiang County, Quanzhou, Fujian Province, and settled in Yongning. Wen Bochar died in Yongning and was the founder of Zhan Jinmin. Wen Bocha is the eighth ancestor from Han Zong, and his grave is buried in the high mountain on the seashore of Yang Dan. His heritage was listed as a third-class cultural relic protection unit by the Fujian Provincial Department of Culture.
Wenbochar gave birth to three sons: the firstborn was named Zi Shou, the second was named Luz, and the third was named Zi Zheng. Zhan's descendants moved slightly west from Yongning to longhu town, Pujiang County at that time, also known as Jinyakou Village. Later generations multiplied, forming two villages of Zhan's in Yakou Village: Cuozhuang and Dingzhan. The establishment of Zhan's Grand Ancestral Hall in Yakou Village and its subsequent development in Min's clan are as follows: Zi Shouzhi, mainly living in Yakou Village and Miancuopu. A branch of Luz lives in Quancheng (Quanzhou) and Nan 'an County. Zi Zhengke lives in Xiaofei Village, Xupo Village and Gangbing Village in Wukeng Township. Later, some people who adhered to the clan moved to Xiamen, Fuzhou, Hongkong, Taiwan Province Province and other foreign countries, such as Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines.
The three brothers who moved to Taiwan were Zhan, Zhan Deyue and Zhan Deen. From the first generation to the last generation, it was the twenty-second generation. In the fifty-third year of Qing Qianlong (1788), he got on the boat from Zhan CuO Shop in Yakou Village and landed in Lugang, Changhua, Taiwan Province. He was the third ancestor of Zhan's family in Taiwan Province Province. They established two villages in Lugang (now Fuxing Township), namely Miancuozhuang Village and Xiamian Village. Now these two villages have multiplied into more than 280 households with more than 4,000 people, and about 200 households with more than 4,000 people have moved to different parts of Taiwan Province Province. Mian Shi has traveled to Taiwan Province Province for more than 200 years, with more than 8,000 descendants from 500 families.
The second group of Manchu people who moved to Taiwan Province Province were Manchu representatives who retreated to Taiwan Province with the Kuomintang government in 1949. There are legislators, NPC deputies, scholars, religious figures, freemen, religious officials and their families.
According to the estimation of elders of Manchu Association in Taiwan Province, the second batch of Manchu has doubled to more than 3,000 people. Due to historical reasons, in order to avoid confusion, many Manchu and Eight Banners' children changed their surnames to Han.
Most Manchu people who came to Taiwan came from Jilin and Liaoning provinces in the northeast, followed by descendants of garrison flags from all over the country, such as Beijing. The children of the Eight Banners responded to the government's call to join the army in the war of resistance against Japan, and after retreating with the army, they came to Taiwan Province to check their surnames. Statistics according to the number of strokes are as follows: Ding, Shi, Wang, Shi, Bai, Lao, Quan, Yi, Yi, Du, Tong, Ai, Na, An and Tong. , He, Shen, Wang, Jin, Lin, Miao, Zhou, Fang, Wu, Bai, Nan, Zu, Hu, Ying, Wei, Tang, Gao, Hai, Ma, Hao, Jiu, Du, Xu, Yuan, Suo, Wu, Weng, Mei, Ni, Hou, Sun, Mei.