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The origin of fu surname
From fu's.

Single origin: It originated from the Qiang nationality, a branch of Xirong since ancient times-the chieftain of the Di nationality, which belongs to religious belief.

Fu Hong was born in the sixth year of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty (AD 285). His father is a handsome boy of his Di tribe, and his family is the chief of Xirong.

Fu's ancestor first lived in Wudu and had no surname. At that time, people called it "Pujia" because there was Pucao in the pond at home, which was five feet high and five knots like bamboo. Because of the surname, it is called Pujia.

During the Cao and Wei Dynasties in the Three Kingdoms, Pujia moved from Wudu to Lin Wei County (now Qin 'an, Gansu Province) in Lueyang County and became a tribal marshal. In the fourth year of Jin Yongjia (AD 3 10), Pu Hong was promoted to the clan leader because of his generosity and justice, calling himself the captain of the lakeside, the secretariat, and the duke of Lueyang. Liu Yuan belonged to the State of Zhao, proclaimed himself emperor in Chang 'an, took Pu Hong as the general of Ningxi, led Yi Hou, moved the capital (now Gaoling, Shaanxi Province), and was named the border king. After the death of former Zhao, Pu Hong retired to Longshan.

In the eighth year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (A.D. 333), after Pu Hong's surrender, Zhao Shi Hu paid homage to the champion general and Jingyang Bo. After Pu Hong led 20,000 Qiang people to Longdong and Fengyi County (now Dali, Shaanxi Province), he advised Shi Hu to immigrate more than 10 Wan Haojie from Yongzhou and Bianqiang to Guandong and be adopted as the real capital. Worship General Longxiang and refugees, with a rate of 20,000, living in Fangtou (now Xunxian County, Henan Province).

In the spring of Jin Yonghe's sixth year (AD 350), Pu Hong sent an envoy to lower the rank of assistant, and the Eastern Jin Dynasty appointed Pu Hong as general of the Northern Expedition, commander-in-chief of the Hebei Military Region, secretariat of Jizhou and magistrate of Guang Chuan. At that time, Ran Min killed Hu Jie and Guan Long's refugees and returned to the west. Most of it was returned to him. Pu Hong claimed to be a general, Khan and the king of the Three Qin Dynasties. In praying to God, he got a prophecy that "grass should be handed over to the king", and his Sun Pujian tattooed a word like cursive script on his back, so he took "blessing"

Later, Pu Hong was poisoned by Ma Qiu, a veteran of the late Zhao Shi Hu. His son Fu Jian followed closely. According to the situation of "popular support in Jin", in the process of marching from Fangtou to Guanzhong, under the banner of the western expedition of the rulers, he was also the military commander-in-chief of Guanzhong and the secretariat of the state. After arriving in Guanzhong that winter, Fu Jian sent envoys to the rulers, and it was not until he proclaimed himself emperor and made a name for himself that he officially broke off relations with the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

According to historical records, Honghong was the founder of Qin before the Sixteen Kingdoms period.

Fu Hong's descendants take the ancestor's sacrifice prophecy as their surname, which is called Fu's.

2. County Outlook:

Wudu County: Ding Si (664 BC) in the 13th year of King Hui of Zhou Dynasty, the State of Qi was defeated by Shu. In July of the lunar calendar, the monarch Hu Gongxiang died, the city was lost and the country was destroyed. Wei had to flee to Liangzhou to settle down because of his brother's death.

Tianshui County: Ding Mao (44 BC1) was established in Ding Yuan of the Western Han Dynasty in the third year and lived in Pingxiang (now Tongwei, Gansu). At that time, it governed Tongwei County, Qin 'an County, Dingxi County, Qingshui County, Zhuanglang County, Gangu County and Zhangjiachuan County, northwest of Tianshui City, east of Longxi and northeast of Yuzhong.

Liangzhou: One of the thirteen thorn histories established by Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was changed to Zhou, which governed Longxian County (now Zhangjiachuan Hui Autonomous County, Gansu Province). At that time, it was under the jurisdiction of Ningxia, Qinghai, Gansu and Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi.

Pingliang County: King Zhou Hao was ugly in the forty-third year (272 BC). Qin Zhao Haoqi destroyed Yi Qurong and set up Longxi, Beidi and Shang Jun. Pingliang entered the territory of Qin State, belonging to Beidi County.