origin of the surname
Wang ranks tenth among the surnames, and its source is the surname Ji.Prince Ji Jin, the son of King Ling of Zhou, was demoted to a commoner because of his outspoken persuasion.He was a descendant of the royal family, so he was called the "Wang family", and the descendants of the family took the king as their clan.There is also Bi Gonggao, the fifteenth son of King Wen of Zhou, whose descendants are scattered in the Jingzhao and Hejian areas for this reason.
Main origins
Originated from the surname Ji
During the pre-Qin period, the descendants of Prince Ji Jin took Wang as the surname, and they have been active in Luoyang, Henan.At the end of Qin Dynasty and the beginning of Han Dynasty, Wang Yuan and Wang Wei, the sons of Wang Li, moved to Langya, Shandong and Taiyuan, Shanxi respectively to avoid the war, and developed into two families, the Wang family of Langya and the Wang family of Taiyuan.
Originated after Bi Gong of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty
Bi Gonggao, the fifteenth son of King Wen, and his descendants scattered in Jingzhao and Hejian areas for some reason.Because this is the royal family, he calls himself the king"s surname.Later generations have not changed, and gradually become a common name.
Originated after King Zhou Ping in the early Spring and Autumn Period
The grandson of King Zhou Ping Chi fled to Jin State, and his descendants changed their surnames to Wang in commemoration of his identity.In addition, the descendants of Duke Huan of the Western Zhou Dynasty at the end of the Warring States Period changed their surnames to Wang in order to commemorate the original residence of Wangcheng after being destroyed by Qin.
Part of the origins
Yuanchuzi surname
At the end of the Yin Dynasty, Prince Bigan was the elder brother of King Zhou.King Zhou was killed and buried in Ji County, where his descendants lived to guard the mausoleum.Because of the origin of the royal family, the surname was changed to Wang.
Originated from the surname Tian
In 368 BC, Tian He replaced Jiang surname as the monarch of Qi State, historically known as "Tian"s surname on behalf of Qi".The king was destroyed by Qin, and his descendants were abolished as commoners.One of them considered himself the king of Qi, and took the king as his surname.
After the origin of Yan Taizidan
In the late Western Han Dynasty, Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty and established himself as the emperor.The great-grandson of Yan Prince Dan, named Jia, offered a talisman and was favored by Wang Mang.He was given the surname Wang, the same surname as the emperor.In history, there were many people who were given the surname Wang, and their descendants also took Wang as their surname.
Originated from ethnic minorities
According to "Tongzhi.Clan Brief":Wang"s surname "is from Henan, it is Kepin"s clan; Those who came out of Yingzhou belonged to Gaoli; those who came out of Andong belonged to Ke Shibu.These are all kings of the surname, and probably the ones who follow the king"s name are called Wang clan."
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