The origin of Beijing An surname

1, the ancient Yellow Emperor had a son named Changyi, and Changyi's eldest son named Zhuan Xu, who succeeded to the throne. The second son, named An, was sealed in Xirong. Later, he established an interest country (in today's Iran). After Emperor Wu of the Ancient Dynasty began to send envoys to interest countries, China began to associate with interest countries. When Chuan Wei, the king of interest, turned to Prince An Qing, he didn't want to be king and became a monk. He returned to Luoyang, China to preach Dharma in the second year of Jian Peijun's reign in the Eastern Han Dynasty (148), and then settled down. His descendant's surname is Ann.

2. From his surname or given surname. According to the Records of Shu Wei Guanshi, in the Northern Wei Dynasty, some people changed the Anchi surname of Xianbei to An. In Tang Dynasty, An Lushan changed from Kang surname to An surname; In the Ming Dynasty, Yuan people Meng Ge and Daze were given the surname An; There were Uighurs and Uighurs in the Tang Dynasty, and many other ethnic minorities in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, such as, Murami, Jibabi and Anjia, Aldan and Deligenhe, all changed their surnames to An.

3. Take the country name as the surname. In the Tang Dynasty, there was one of the nine surnames of Zhaowu, taking the initials of its original "Anguo" country name as the surname.

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-Anonymously write the General Association of the Ancestral Temple of a surname.

This couplet tells the story of An Deyu, a doctor in the Tang Dynasty. The second couplet refers to the story of the famous Anpao King in the Tang Dynasty. V. Migration and distribution

After Xi Guoan claimed to be the Central Plains, he lived in Luoyang, Henan, Minqin, Gansu, Wuwei, Xupu, Hunan, Changde and other places, among which An surname proliferated rapidly in Gansu and Hunan provinces, and the three major counties in the history of Hou surname development: Liangzhou, Guzang and Wuling County. During the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties, there were frequent wars in the north, and the gentry of the Central Plains moved southward on a large scale, and An surname was no exception. Because Hunan's geographical position belongs to a relatively stable zone, it moved south to Anxing, and there are also many branches in Gansu. During this period, although the northern An surname was shrouded in the shadow of war, it also developed. In the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Wei was an Anthony from Liaodong. When Emperor Mao was Emperor Levin, he used senior officials to assist the Cao family. Daxing Temple Tower was built in his later years, and the clan was very prosperous. In the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Anchi family of Xianbei changed its surname to An and lived in Luoyang, Henan. Later, it gradually merged with a surname of the Han nationality, regardless of each other. After the Tang Dynasty, An surname became increasingly active, and celebrities emerged constantly. In the Tang Dynasty, An Lushan, a conference semifinal, lived in Liucheng, Yingzhou (now Chaoyang County, Liaoning Province). His surname was Ben Kang, and his surname was An because his father died and remarried with his mother. As a result, the blood of the Hu people was added to an surname. After the Anshi Rebellion was put down, Anshi fled everywhere. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Jin Bing entered the Central Plains, and the Mongolian army went south, which caused the north to fall into chaos again. As a result, people from the Central Plains went south on a large scale, and people surnamed An also moved south with their families to Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, most surnames in Wuxi, Jingui and other places in Jiangsu were An. During the Hongwu and Yongle periods in the early Ming Dynasty, An moved to Shandong, Henan, Anhui and Zhejiang. In the Qing Dynasty, there were coastal areas in Fujian and Guangdong. An entered Taiwan across the sea and later moved to Singapore and other countries. Today, An surname is particularly common in Hebei, accounting for about 25% of the national Han population. Anhui and Henan provinces also have more An surnames, accounting for about 5 1% of the national Han population. An surname is the 109 surname in China, with a large population, accounting for about 0. 15% of the Han population in China.