The eldest son Jin, known as King Jin, was dismissed as a civilian because of remonstrance. His son Jing Zong still holds the post of Si Tuleideng in North Korea. At that time, it was called "Wang" because it was a descendant of the royal family. This tribe took Wang as its surname.

During the pre-Qin period, Wang Xing was active in Luoyang, Henan. At the end of the Qin Dynasty and the beginning of the Han Dynasty, Wang Yuan and Wang Wei, sons of Wang Li, migrated to Langya, Shandong Province, and Taiyuan, Shanxi Province to escape the war, and finally formed Wang Langya and Wang Taiyuan.

The migration of the king:

Wang Xing is distributed in Wang Xing in the northeast, most of Inner Mongolia, Shandong, Hebei, Beijing and Tianjin, most of Henan, Ningxia, northwestern Shaanxi, eastern and western Gansu, Kashgar in Xinjiang and most of Hainan. Wang Xing accounts for more than 8.8% of the local population, some of which reach 16%, accounting for only 29% of the total land area, accounting for about 54% of Wang Xing's population.

North of the Yangtze River, eastern Qinghai, northern Xinjiang, Yunnan-Guizhou-Sichuan and western Guangxi are also common areas of Wang Xing. The distribution ratio of Wang Xing in the population is 4.4-8.8%, and its coverage area accounts for 36.3% of the land area, and about 36% of Wang Xing's population lives here.