It is recorded in Guangyun that Teng is a descendant of Teng Hou, and the descendants of Teng Hou take the country as their surname, which is called Teng. Gu Tengguo, located in Tengzhou City, Shandong Province, is the earliest birthplace of Teng surname of Han nationality. Therefore, the descendants of Teng family regarded Cuoshu embroidery as the ancestor of Teng.

Teng Wengong. Teng's family comes from Ji's surname and is a descendant of Teng Wang in the middle of the Warring States Period. When Teng Wengong was in power, a small country with a mere five miles was called a "good country" instead of being annexed by a big country under the condition of "eight hundred vassals coexisting and seven warring countries contending for hegemony". Therefore, the descendants of Teng are regarded as the ancestors of Teng.

Wang Jun

Qinghe County: In the fifth year of the Western Han Dynasty (Jihai, 202 BC), Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Western Han Dynasty, set up a county and later changed it to a state. In the late period of Yong Guang (43 BC-39 BC), the county was ruled in Qingyang (now Qinghe, Hebei). The Eastern Han Dynasty changed the state and moved to Ganling (now Linqing, Shandong). At that time, the jurisdiction was from Qinghe County in Hebei Province to Boxing County and Linqing County in Shandong Province.

After the Yuan Dynasty, its jurisdiction was in Qinghe City, Hebei Province, Zaoqiang County, Nangong County, Linqing County, Xiajin County, Wucheng County, Gaotang County and Pingyuan County, Shandong Province.