I'm from Zhenglan Banner of Manchu, and now my surname is Zhou. Does anyone know my old name?

Zhou: In addition to the Han surname Zhou who joined the Eight Banners of Manchuria, the old Manchu surnames include (Zhenghuangqi), Zongjia (also known as "Zhou Family" and "Zhenghongqi"), Hongzhou (also known as "hanging blue flag") and Zhou (hanging blue flag). These four surnames are not the most popular, and the flag register can be found in Tongpu.

GAI's family: Who lives in Neijiang? Manchu Huangzheng Banner.

Zhou, ancestral flag. I will join you when the weather is fine. His great-grandson, 49, served as an army guard.

Zong Jiashi: Living in Huihe. Li Manzhou is a red flag.

Woods is a red flag man. Its Sun Man Pi, the original small seven schools; Zach Dan, former nursing military school. Great-grandson 59, former nursing military school; Changde people, scholars.

Hong Zhou's family lives in Chacha, Sakhar Province. Plum paint inlaid with blue flags.

Azuhu: A man holding a blue flag. His son, Feuerse, was originally coated with six products; Manger, former nursing military school.

Zhou: I live in Changbai Mountain. Li Manzhou is decorated with blue flags.

Hehehe: People with blue flags. His son Dali, formerly known as Zuo Ling. His grandson Dartai was also the original assistant.

The Han surname Zhou in Manchu Eight Banners is mostly Tu surname. Except the red flag, all flags have it, especially the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which has the most coatings. In addition, there are also a few upright standard-bearers, who are transferred to Manchuria with red flags (such as governor of Gansu, year number and state capital week).