1. Origin of the surname

The surname Róng has three origins:

1. According to "A Survey of Surnames" and "Lu Shi Chun Qiu", In the ancient Huangdi era, a musician named Rong Yuan was ordered by the Yellow Emperor to cast 12 bronze bells with Ling Lun to harmonize the five tones. Rongyuan is the ancestor of the surname Rong. This distinguished family with the surname Rong comes from Shanggu. Shanggu in ancient times refers to the central and western parts of today's Hebei Province. "A Survey of Surnames" records that "Rong's family looked out of Shanggu". Therefore, Shanggu is the birthplace of the Rong family.

2. The surname is named after the place of food. According to the Tang Dynasty's "Manuscripts on the Words and Deeds of Mingxian Clan", in ancient times (about 3,000 years ago), King Zhou Cheng had a minister who was granted the title of Rongyi (in the area of ??Gongxian County, Henan Province today) and was called Rongbo. , his descendants took Yi as their surname, and it was passed down that their surname was Rong. The great official of the Zhou Dynasty, Rong Yigong, whose ancestors settled in Rong, took Rong as their surname, and their famous family came from Le'an. According to the research of scholars in the past, this Rong family originated from Rong Bo, a minister of King Cheng of Zhou Dynasty. They first lived in the Le'an area. The ancient Le'an County was in what is now Shandong. Later, they gradually multiplied and migrated to all parts of the country.

3. The surname came from the Manchu bannermen of the Qing Dynasty. After the Qing troops entered the customs, some Manchu bannermen changed their surname to Rong, making the Rong family lineup even larger. Among the Manchus who changed their surnames to honor them, the most famous was Ronglu, the favorite of Empress Dowager Cixi during the Guangxu period. There are also poet Rong Lian, calligrapher and painter Rong Lin, etc.

The ancestor of the surname: Rongyuan (Rongjiang). The ancestor of the Rong surname was Rong Jiang, a minister in front of the Yellow Emperor, or Rong Shi. Therefore, the Rong surname is an ancient surname with a history of at least 5,000 years. According to "A Survey of Surnames", there is a record in "Lu Shi Chun Qiu" that Rong Shi was ordered by the Yellow Emperor to cast twelve bells with Ling Lun to harmonize the five tones. He was the ancestor of Chinese national music and also the The descendants of Rong respect the person with the surname Rong as the ancestor of the surname.

2. Migration Distribution

(None) The surname Rong is not among the top 100 surnames in both mainland China and Taiwan. The surname Rong is a common surname today. It is widely distributed and accounts for about 0.01% of the country's Han population. It is especially common in Jilin Province, accounting for about 33% of the country's population with the surname Rong. (Omitted)

3. Historical celebrities

Outstanding descendants of the Rong family continue to emerge in history. During the Sui Dynasty, there were brothers Rong Jianxu and Rongbi in Wujing, Hebei Province (today's Ji County); during the Jin Dynasty, there were Rongji from Dizhou; during the Ming Dynasty, there were brothers Rong Wang and Rong Wang in Qiongzhou. Ronglu, a favorite of Empress Dowager Cixi during the Youxu period of the Qing Dynasty. There are also poet Rong Lian and calligrapher and painter Rong Lin. In modern times, there are Rong Baoyan, Rong Yuankai, Rong Ruixin Rong Yuequan, etc.

Rongguang: courtesy name Wangsun, a native of Lu in the Han Dynasty. I received "Gu Liang Chun Qiu" and "Poetry" from Duke Jiang of Xia Qiu, and tried his best to pass on what he learned.

Rongbi: Zi Zhen, the most famous person in Peiping. Father's power, Minister of the Ministry of War of Wei. Bi Shaogang had a strong sense of the situation, dabbled in group talk, served as an official in the Zhou Dynasty, released the Han Dynasty King's Records Office, and became a corporal in internal history. During the reign of Emperor Kai, he was moved to prison in the palace. At that time, there were many thieves in Huayin, so he cleverly selected the chief officials. Yang Su recommended Bi as the governor of Huayin, with the title of Neng. Most of the plain fields and houses are in Huayin, where there is indulgence left and right, and they are bound by the law and have no mercy. When Biyin came to the meeting, Su said to him, "Is it appropriate for Su to punish you by raising your ministers?" Pi replied, "Those who follow the law wholeheartedly are afraid of being tired of being promoted by the public." Su smiled and said, "The preface is joking. Qing. The king of Jin was in Yangzhou at that time, and whenever he wanted to get information from the capital, he would often send Zhang Heng to build a horse stable on the road, using the excuse of raising livestock, but it was actually for private use. No state or county dares to disobey it, and the neighboring states will stop it. The superior heard about it and praised it. He sent hundreds of pieces of silk to the Sima of Puzhou.

Rong Xuan: A native of Qiongzhou in the Ming Dynasty. Rong Xiu's younger brother was orphaned early, and he and his brother Rong Xiu served their mother as filial piety.

Ronglu: Minister in the late Qing Dynasty. The courtesy name was Zhonghua (1836-1903), and the name was Lueyuan. Guarga's. People from the Zhengbai Banner of Manchuria. Before and after the Xinyou coup, he was appreciated by Empress Dowager Cixi and Prince Gong Yi. From official to minister in charge of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. When Emperor Tongzhi died in 1874, Ronglu participated in determining Zai's succession to the throne, and was relied upon by the Empress Dowager Cixi. In 1879, he was impeached for disobeying the Empress Dowager Cixi and accepting bribes. He was demoted to the second level and left office for more than 10 years. At the end of 1891, he was appointed general of Xi'an. In 1894, Yunzheng went to Beijing to celebrate the 60th birthday of Empress Dowager Cixi. It happened that the war between China and Japan was urgent, so he stayed in Beijing and was given the command of the infantry army and could handle military affairs. After the war, he was awarded the title of Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of War, and Co-organizer, and supervised the training of the new Beiyang Army.

In June 1898, during the Hundred Days Reform, he was appointed governor-general of Zhili and minister of Beiyang. He was an effective figure in the coup launched by Empress Dowager Cixi. Immediately, he transferred the center internally and was awarded the title of Minister of Military Aircraft and Bachelor of Jin Wenyuan Pavilion. He was responsible for managing the affairs of the Ministry of War, controlling the Beiyang navy and land armies, and unifying the five Kinki Armed Forces. He planned to establish Prince Duan Wang Zaiyi and Zi Pu as the eldest brother (crown prince), and plotted to depose Emperor Guangxu. During the Boxer Rebellion in 1900, he advocated protecting the embassies of various countries in Beijing and suppressing the Boxer Rebellion. In January 1902, after returning to Beijing with the Empress Dowager Cixi, he became a bachelor of Wenhua Palace and managed the affairs of the Ministry of Household Affairs. Died of illness in 1903. Posthumous title "Wenzhong". He compiled "Wu Yi's Official Affairs" and wrote "Rong Wenzhong Gongji" and "Rong Lu's Notes".

Rongqing: Minister in the late Qing Dynasty and representative of the Westernization movement. His courtesy name was Huaqing (1859-1917), and his nickname was Shifu. Born in Sichuan. He has successively served as a bachelor of academic affairs in Shandong Province, a minister of the Ministry of Punishment, the Ministry of Rites, and the Ministry of Household Affairs, a minister of military aircraft, and the president of the Qing Chong Shilu Hall. His works include "Record of the Origin of Teachers and Friends", "Collection of Qianyuan Fans", "Rongqing Diary", etc.

Rong Qiqi: a scholar in the Spring and Autumn Period. When Confucius was traveling in Mount Tai, he saw Qiqi playing a song with a deer fur and a rope, and he went up to him and asked him: "Why are you happy?" He replied: "I enjoy the most. All things are born, and humans are precious. I have to be a human being. Joy; the difference between men and women, men are superior to women, I have to be a man, and I have two joys; in life, there are people who cannot see the sun and the moon without being swaddling. I am ninety years old, and three joys are common for poor people, and the dead are the end of the world. Always waiting for the end, why not be happy! Confucius expressed his admiration after hearing this. After returning from the Chu Kingdom, he heard that Ji Wuzi was attacking Bian (the city where Lu Zhuangzi lived) and wanted to prevent him from entering. Rong Chengbo wrote "Shi Wei" and Duke Xiang returned. Also, the Sun family of Ji hated Duke Zhao for his death, so he should be buried in the Luqun Cemetery. In Kan (southwest of present-day Dongwenshang County, Shanxi Province), Ji Sun wanted to isolate the Zhaogong Tomb so that it would not be the same as that of his predecessor. Cheng Bo said: "If you can't do anything in life, you can leave it after death, so you can declare yourself." If you tolerate it, you will be ashamed of it. "Ji Sun also wanted to give him a bad posthumous title. Cheng Bo said: "If you are alive, you are not capable of doing things, and if you die, you will hate him because of your self-confidence. How will it be used? "Jisun Naizhi.

Rong Zongjing: also known as Zongjin, courtesy name Zongjing (1873-1938), a native of Rongxiang, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. The brother of Rong Desheng, the uncle of Rong Yiren, a famous modern figure in China A national capitalist. He ran a bank business in his early years. From 1901, he and Rong Desheng and others founded Baoxing Flour Mill and Fuxing Flour Company (No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 Factory) in Wuxi, Shanghai, Hankou, Jinan and other places. Shenxin Textile Factory (No. 1 to No. 9) was known as the "King of Flour" and "King of Cotton Yarn" in China. When the Anti-Japanese War broke out in 1937, Rong Zongjing fled Shanghai to Hong Kong and died of illness in February of the following year. p> Rong Desheng: also known as Zongquan (1875-1952), a native of Rongxiang, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. He was the younger brother of Rong Zongjing and the father of Rong Yiren. He was a famous national capitalist in modern China and served successively during the Beiyang government. Member of Parliament of Jiangsu Province and Member of Parliament of the Beiyang Government; during the National Government, he served as a counselor of the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, a director of the Central Bank, and a member of the National Economic Commission; after the founding of New China, he served as a national member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the East China Military and Political Commission, and the Administrative Office of Southern Jiangsu. The deputy director is one of the few national capitalists who stayed in the mainland after the Communist Party of China took power in 1949.

Rong Yiren: courtesy name Jizeng, a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, whose father is Rong De. His uncle was Rong Zongjing, who founded China's national cotton yarn and flour industry. He successively served as deputy mayor of Shanghai, deputy minister of the Ministry of Textile Industry, vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress. After the reform and opening up, he was promoted by Deng Xiaoping. He was appointed as the founder of China International Trust and Investment Company. In 1993, he was elected as the Vice Chairman of the National People's Congress. He was named the richest man in China in 2000 by Forbes magazine.

4. Jun Wangtang.

1. County Wang

According to "Customs": After Zhou Cheng Wang Qingshi Rongbo, he took the city as his surname: Le'an and Shanggu:

Shanggu County: The administrative seat is in the area of ??today's Baoding and Yizhou, Hebei Province.

Le'an County: Qiancheng County in the Han Dynasty. It was established as Le'an County in the Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty, Dizhou in the Sui Dynasty, and changed to Le'an County in the Tang Dynasty. Located seventy miles south of Huimin County, Shandong Province, it governs Guangrao, Huimin, Gaoqing and other counties.

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