A famous person in history is Qiu.

In the history, the celebrity surnamed Qiu was originally named Qiu, and Qiu's surname came from four sources, namely, Jiang's surname, Gui's surname and changing his surname.

1, Jiang people, descendants. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Taishi Lu Shang (Jiang surname, Lu surname, fame) was named as, commonly known as, for helping King Wu destroy the business. Some of his descendants took the land as their surname, which was called Qiu's. The Romance of Customs in the Eastern Han Dynasty wrote: "Qi Taigong hopes to seal Yingshan and take the land as his surname." Historically, Qiu's surname is authentic.

2. Jiang is a descendant, and one of his sons was named Qiu because of his meritorious service.

3. From the surname. When Shao Kang was the Xia Emperor, he appointed his youngest son Qu Lie (now north of Zhecheng County, Henan Province). When he arrived, he was destroyed by the state of Ju, and his descendants were reduced to Zeng's, and Qiu was the surname. This was told to Qiu Lianzong.

4, from the surname, take the place as the surname. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Chen (founded by Hu Gongman) had Wanqiu, while the State of Guo (according to legend, it was built by descendants of Zhuan Xu, surnamed Cao) had Weak Qiu, and all residents took Qiu as their surname.

5. Change his surname from his home. .

Great names in history

Qiu Kui: A Famous Confucian in Song Dynasty

Qiu Chuji: Changchun Zi, whose real name is Fa, is one of the seven northern truths of Taoist Quanzhen Road. /kloc-When he was 0/9 years old, he became a Taoist priest of Quanzhen in Ninghai. After Wang Zhongyang's death, he sneaked into Longmen Mountain to form Longmen Daoism, and was called to the Snow Mountain by Genghis Khan, who honored him as an immortal. After his death, he was praised by Kublai Khan of Yuan Shizu as the acting bishop of Changchun in real life. He is the author of Photographic Journalism and Great Dan Zhi Zhi.

Qiu and Qiu: Famous Ministers in Ming Dynasty.

Qiu Lianggong: a famous soldier in Qing Dynasty.

Qiu Yuancai: Qiu Chaogui, a native of the Qing Dynasty, was attached to the Chen Yucheng Department of the British King during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and was awarded the title of King Huai with military merit. Fighting is extremely brave, and the army is called Qiu Tiger. Died in battle.

Qiu: A martyr of China people. 195210 June 12 was hit by enemy artillery fire and caught fire in the counterattack in the Korean highlands. In order not to expose the whole army, he endured fire and set himself on fire, lying still and making a heroic sacrifice.

Qiu Chi, a litterateur in the Southern Liang Dynasty, was in Langzhong during the lawsuit. Yu Shu advised Wei to return to Liang, which was a masterpiece of parallel prose at that time.

Rachel: (1420 ~ 1495) was a politician and thinker in the Ming dynasty. A native of Qiongshan, Guangdong. The Chinese character is deep, and the number is Qiongtai. One was born in the 18th year of Yongle (1420), and the other was born in the 16th or 19th year of Yongle. In the fifth year of Jingtai (1454), he was promoted to Jinshi, the official of Shangshu in the Ministry of Rites, and a college student in Wenyuan Pavilion. He was specially appointed to participate in the central government affairs, creating a precedent for Shangshu to enter the cabinet. He is the author of Supplement to the Extension of University, which compares and comments on some problems in the legal thoughts and systems of past dynasties, and has certain reference value for the study of ancient law and jurisprudence. In legal thought, it mainly summarizes, inherits and develops the feudal orthodox legal thought, and combined with the political needs in the late Ming Dynasty, it puts forward its own views on some major issues of legislation, law enforcement and law-abiding.

Qiu Ji, a poet in Ming Dynasty. He is good at classical Chinese, especially poetry, and is a leading figure in Xing Wu's poetry circle. There is also "elastic collection".

Who are Qiu talents in history? Qiu Chi, a writer in Southern Liang Dynasty, co-authored the book Persuading Wei to Return to Liang due to lawsuits, which was a masterpiece of parallel prose at that time.

Qiu Ji, a poet in Ming Dynasty. He is good at classical Chinese, especially poetry, and is a leading figure in Xing Wu's poetry circle. There is a "flexible set"

Qiu Yuancai: Qiu Chaogui, a native of the Qing Dynasty, was attached to the Chen Yucheng Department of the British King during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and was awarded the title of King Huai with military merit. Fighting is extremely brave, and the army is called Qiu Tiger. Died in battle.

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The history of Qiu surname Qiu surname comes from Qiu surname, and the earliest Qiu surname comes from Jiang Shang of Jiang surname and Lu surname, so it is the ancestor of Qiu surname. Qiu looked at Henan and called it "Henan Yan School". Especially in Sichuan, Hunan, Guangdong, Hubei and other provinces, Qiu's surname in the four provinces accounts for about 50% of the Han population in China. Qiu (Qiu) is the most popular surname in China, accounting for about 0.3% of the Han population in China.

Qiu and Qiu (Qi) share the same surname, but now most of them take "Qiu" as their surname, which comes from four sources:

1, from the surname Jiang, takes the place name as the surname, and is a descendant. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Taishi Lu Shang (Jiang surname, Lu surname, fame) was named as, commonly known as, for helping King Wu destroy the business. Some of his descendants took the land as their surname, which was called Qiu's. Historically, Qiu's surname is authentic.

2. From the surname. When Shao Kang was the Xia Emperor, he appointed his youngest son Qu Lie (now north of Zhecheng County, Henan Province). When he arrived, he was destroyed by the state of Ju, and his descendants were reduced to Zeng's, and Qiu was the surname. This was told to Qiu Lianzong.

3, from the surname, take the place as the surname. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Chen (the founding monarch was Hu Gongman) had Wanqiu, while the State of Guo (it was said that it was built by descendants of Zhuan Xu, surnamed Cao) had Weak Qiu, and all the residents took Qiu as their surname.

4. Change his surname from his home. For example, the Wuhuan minority in the Han Dynasty had Qiu's family. In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, after Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty moved the capital to Luoyang, some Xianbei people changed their surnames to Qiu Chushi and Qiu Dunshi, and their Chinese characters were changed to Qiu Shi. Yi, Mongolian, Miao and Tu all have Qiu Xing.

Most of these clans who took Qiu as their surname later changed their names to Qiu. Before the Qing dynasty entered the customs, most of this family took Qiu as their surname. It was not until Yong Zhengdi in the Qing Dynasty that they ordered the autumn to be changed to Qiu Xing because of the taboo of Confucius' name. In the early years of the Republic of China, it was partially restored to "autumn". Modern poet Qiu proposed to restore Qiu's family. He first wrote his name as Qiu, and people named Qiu in Fujian and Guangdong also responded, changing Qiu to Qiu, but many people named Qiu continued to use Qiu.

Who is the biggest official in Qiu's history? The origin of Qiu surname

1 comes from the surname Jiang, taking the place name as the surname, and is a descendant of Yes.

In terms of surnames. When Shao Kang was the Xia Emperor, he appointed his youngest son Qu Lie (now north of Zhecheng County, Henan Province). When he arrived, he was destroyed by the state of Ju, and his descendants were reduced to Zeng's, and Qiu was the surname. This was told to Qiu Lianzong.

3 from Gui, taking the land as the surname.

4 change your surname from another family. For example, the Wuhuan minority in the Han Dynasty had Qiu's family.

Celebrities Qiu Xinru, Qiu Yuancai, Qiu Qingquan, Qiu, ...

As for those big officials you mentioned ~ ~ Since they are all descendants of Jiang Ziya ~ ~ I don't think big officials and small officials are important ~?

Ask Qiu's history, origin and allusions? Qiu's original surname was Qiu Zun and Kong Chongru, and later it was changed to Qiu, which is closely related to the long-standing tradition of "taboo". Because, before the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, most of this family took Qiu as their surname. It was not until 250 years ago that Yong Zhengdi ordered Qiu to be renamed Qiu, and a city was added to the right of the original word to show high respect for the most holy teacher. It seems that it came from Qiu 250 years ago. So, where did Qiu's family come from? "Compilation of Surnames" pointed out: "Qi Taigong was sealed in Yingqiu, and the grandchildren took the place name as their surname and lived in the wind"; "The Biography of Wu Huan in the Later Han Dynasty": "There is Qiu in Wu Huan"; Textual research on surnames: "Looking out of Xing Wu and Henan"; Wei Zhi: "Tai Wei changed to Tai Wei." According to these documents, we can know that Qiu's surname used to come from two sources. The first is a descendant of Jiang Taigong in the early Zhou Dynasty. Because their ancestors were sealed in Yingqiu (now southeast of Changle County, Shandong Province), they took the land as their surname and later called Fufeng County, Shaanxi Province. The second branch was Qiu Dun's name changed to Qiu in the five chaos years of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. In the early years of the Qing Dynasty, these two people who took Qiu as their surname automatically added a city word next to their surname Qiu because they wanted to pay tribute to Confucius. As a result, in recent years, people who take Qiu as their surname can be seen everywhere, but not many people take Qiu as their surname. There are countless celebrities in history. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, there was Chou He, who was the chief guard of Jiao 0428, appeasing Sui and opening up wasteland. Later, he surrendered to Li Shimin and was appointed Governor of Jiaozhou. Qiu Xinggong, who contributed to Gaochang during the Zhenguan period of Emperor Taizong, was named the Duke of Tianshui County and ordered Xerox to stand in front of Zhaoling as a human being to show his contribution. After the Song Dynasty, Qiu's performance was even better. Qiu 0429 and Qiu 0430 are famous ministers in history, and Qiu contributed to Zhu's inheritance and development academically. First, the origin of surnames Qiu and Qiu (Qiū) are homologous, with four origins: 1. They are Jiang people, taking place names as surnames, and they are descendants. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Taishi Lu Shang (Jiang surname, Lu surname, fame) was named as, commonly known as, for helping King Wu destroy the business. Some of his descendants took the land as their surname, which was called Qiu's. Historically, Qiu's surname is authentic. 2. From the surname. When Shao Kang was the Xia Emperor, he appointed his youngest son Qu Lie (now north of Zhecheng County, Henan Province). When he arrived, he was destroyed by the state of Ju, and his descendants were reduced to Zeng's, and Qiu was the surname. This was told to Qiu Lianzong. 3, from the surname, take the place as the surname. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Chen (the founding monarch was Hu Gongman) had Wanqiu, while the State of Guo (it was said that it was built by descendants of Zhuan Xu, surnamed Cao) had Weak Qiu, and all the residents took Qiu as their surname. 4. Change his surname from his home. For example, the Wuhuan minority in the Han Dynasty had Qiu's family. In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, after Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty moved the capital to Luoyang, some Xianbei people had their surnames Qiu Dun and their Chinese characters were changed to Qiu. Yi, Mongolian, Miao and Tu all have Qiu Xing. Most of these clans who took Qiu as their surname later changed their names to Qiu. Before the Qing dynasty entered the customs, most of this family took Qiu as their surname. It was not until Yong Zhengdi in the Qing Dynasty that they ordered the autumn to be changed to Qiu Xing because of the taboo of Confucius' name. In the early years of the Republic of China, it was partially restored to "autumn". Modern poet Qiu proposed to restore Qiu's family. He first wrote his name as Qiu, and people named Qiu in Fujian and Guangdong also responded, changing Qiu to Qiu, but many people named Qiu continued to use Qiu. As a result, people named Qiu can be seen everywhere now, but there are not many people named Qiu. Ancestor: Akiki. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Jiang Taigong Lu Shang, the founding hero, was sealed in the State of Qi, established the State of Qi, and made Yingqiu its capital. It is said that Taigong respects the customs of local people, simplifies the ceremony of monarch and minister, and encourages people to use local fish and salt resources to develop production. Qi presented a scene of peace and prosperity, and Taigong won the support of Chinese people. Later, for some unknown reason, Yingqiu was renamed Linzi, and the son of Taigong lost his capital, so it was called Qiumu. Qiu Mu's descendants followed Qiu's family and took Qiu Mu as their ancestor. Because Qiu, the surname of Qiu, comes from Chiayi side and is homologous, so Qiu's mother is also the ancestor of Qiu's surname. Second, migration distribution Autumn and autumn are homologous, so what is described here is mainly the content of autumn migration. Qiu's surname originated in Shandong, and it mainly spread in the west and south in the early days, so there was an aristocrat named Qiu in Henan very early ... >>

Autumn celebrities in history. Qiu Chuji: His real name is Changchun Zi, and he is one of the seven northern truths of Taoist Quanzhen Road. /kloc-When he was 0/9 years old, he became a Taoist priest of Quanzhen in Ninghai. After Wang Zhongyang's death, he sneaked into Longmen Mountain to form Longmen Daoism, and was called to the Snow Mountain by Genghis Khan, who honored him as an immortal. After his death, he was praised by Kublai Khan of Yuan Shizu as the acting bishop of Changchun in real life. He is the author of Photographic Journalism and Great Dan Zhi Zhi.

Qiu Kui: A Famous Confucian in Song Dynasty

Qiu and Qiu: Famous Ministers in Ming Dynasty.

Qiu Lianggong: a famous soldier in Qing Dynasty.

Qiu Yuancai: Qiu Chaogui, a native of the Qing Dynasty, was attached to the Chen Yucheng Department of the British King during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and was awarded the title of King Huai with military merit. Fighting is extremely brave, and the army is called Qiu Tiger. Died in battle.

Qiu: A martyr of China people. 195210 June 12 was hit by enemy artillery fire and caught fire in the counterattack in the Korean highlands. In order not to expose the whole army, he endured fire and set himself on fire, lying still and making a heroic sacrifice.

Qiu Chi, a litterateur in the Southern Liang Dynasty, was in Langzhong during the lawsuit. Yu Shu, which persuaded Wei to return to Liang, was a masterpiece of parallel prose at that time.

Rachel: (1420 ~ 1495) was a politician and thinker in the Ming dynasty. A native of Qiongshan, Guangdong. The Chinese character is deep, and the number is Qiongtai. One said he was born in the 18th year of Yongle (1420), and the other said he was born in the 16th year of Yongle or the 19th year of Yongding. In the fifth year of Jingtai (1454), he was promoted to Jinshi, the official of Shangshu in the Ministry of Rites, and a college student in Wenyuan Pavilion. He was specially appointed to participate in the central government affairs, creating a precedent for Shangshu to enter the cabinet. The book "Supplement to University Extension" compares and comments on some problems in legal thoughts and systems of past dynasties, which has certain reference value for studying ancient law and jurisprudence. In legal thought, it mainly summarizes, inherits and develops the feudal orthodox legal thought, and combined with the political needs in the late Ming Dynasty, it puts forward its own views on some major issues of legislation, law enforcement and law-abiding.

Qiu Ji, a poet in Ming Dynasty. He is good at classical Chinese, especially poetry, and is a leading figure in Xing Wu's poetry circle. There is also "elastic collection".

Autumn celebrities in history. Origin of surname

Autumn and autumn are homologous, and there are four sources:

1, from the surname Jiang, takes the place name as the surname, and is a descendant. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Taishi Lu Shang (Jiang surname, Lu surname, fame) was named as, commonly known as, for helping King Wu destroy the business. Some of his descendants took the land as their surname, which was called Qiu's. Historically, Qiu's surname is authentic.

2. From the surname. When Shao Kang was the Xia Emperor, he appointed his youngest son Qu Lie (now north of Zhecheng County, Henan Province). When he arrived, he was destroyed by the state of Ju, and his descendants were reduced to Zeng's, and Qiu was the surname. This was told to Qiu Lianzong.

3, from the surname, take the place as the surname. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Chen (the founding monarch was Hu Gongman) had Wanqiu, while the State of Guo (it was said that it was built by descendants of Zhuan Xu, surnamed Cao) had Weak Qiu, and all the residents took Qiu as their surname.

4. Change his surname from his home. For example, the Wuhuan minority in the Han Dynasty had Qiu's family. In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, after Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty moved the capital to Luoyang, some Xianbei people had their surnames Qiu Dun and their Chinese characters were changed to Qiu. Yi, Mongolian, Miao and Tu all have Qiu Xing.

Most of these clans who took Qiu as their surname later changed their names to Qiu. Before the Qing dynasty entered the customs, most of this family took Qiu as their surname. It was not until Yong Zhengdi in the Qing Dynasty that they ordered the autumn to be changed to Qiu Xing because of the taboo of Confucius' name. In the early years of the Republic of China, it was partially restored to "autumn". Modern poet Qiu proposed to restore Qiu's family. He first wrote his name as Qiu, and people named Qiu in Fujian and Guangdong also responded, changing Qiu to Qiu, but many people named Qiu continued to use Qiu. As a result, people named Qiu can be seen everywhere now, but there are not many people named Qiu.

Ancestor: Akiki. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Jiang Taigong Lu Shang, the founding hero, was sealed in the State of Qi, established the State of Qi, and made Yingqiu its capital. It is said that Taigong respects the customs of local people, simplifies the ceremony of monarch and minister, and encourages people to use local fish and salt resources to develop production. Qi presented a scene of peace and prosperity, and Taigong won the support of Chinese people. Later, for some unknown reason, Yingqiu was renamed Linzi, and the son of Taigong lost his capital, so it was called Qiumu. Qiu Mu's descendants followed Qiu's family and took Qiu Mu as their ancestor. Because Qiu, the surname of Qiu, comes from Chiayi side and is homologous, so Qiu's mother is also the ancestor of Qiu's surname.

Migration distribution

Qiu Jun, a native of Fufeng, Shaanxi Province, held a sacrifice to appease Jianghuai in the Western Han Dynasty. Later, because Wang Mang usurped the throne, he stayed in Jiangzuo and lived in Xing Wu (now Zhejiang), and later became a famous family in Xing Wu. During this period, Qiu Yan, a descendant of Akiki, became King of Linhai and moved to Shandong. Lin Zhai, Qiu Kaifeng Prefecture; Qiu Maoping moved to Shanghang County, Tingzhou, Fujian. Han Shu written by Ying Shao in the Eastern Han Dynasty? "Qiu, surname also" in Zhu shows that Qiu's surname appeared at the latest in Han Dynasty. After the Han dynasty, the surname Qiu was changed to avoid Confucius, and the number was very small. Therefore, there are few celebrities named Qiu in history, and Qiu Guangting, a scholar in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, is one of them. During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Gushiqiu, Gwangju, Henan Province, fled to the south with Lin, Huang, Chen, Zheng, Zhan, He and Hu (known as the "eight families in Fujian" in history), lived in Putian, Fujian, and then branched into Changting and Shanghang. A branch of Qiumu spread to Qiu Hongda in the 47th century, and moved to Sichuan in Yonghe of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Later generations moved to Henan, moved to Ninghua and other places in Tingzhou, Fujian, and then spread the territory of Fujian and Guangdong provinces. In addition, during this period, there were many people named Qiu in Fufeng, Shaanxi Province, who became famous local families. In the Tang Dynasty, when it opened in Fujian, Qiu had followers. In the Song Dynasty, there were many people named Qiu in Fujian. Among the eight ethnic groups that entered Fujian, one branch of Qiu entered Guangdong and lived in Raoping, Meixian and Longchuan in Guangdong. In the middle of the Northern Song Dynasty, Qiu Xiuxiu, a native of Henan, moved to Putian, Fujian, and his son Qiu moved to Raoping, Guangdong. In the Ming Dynasty, Guizhou, Yunnan and other places also had Qiu's settlements. Later generations Qiu Xiuxiu moved to Changting and Shanghang, Fujian, and transferred to Guangdong Town. In Shaanxi, Shandong, Hebei, Henan, Beijing, Tianjin and other places, there are immigrants named Shanxi Dahuashuqiu. Most of the people who entered Taiwan in the early Qing Dynasty were from Fujian and Guangdong, and most of the Qiu surnames in these two places belonged to Qiu Xiuxiu School. In the third year of Yongzheng, he was banned and changed his surname to Qiu. At this point, Qiu became the most popular name. Today, Qiu's surname is more common in Sichuan, Hunan, Guangdong, Hubei and other provinces, and Qiu's surname in the four provinces accounts for about 50% of the Han population in China. Qiu (Qiu) is the 77th surname in China with a large population, accounting for 0.27% of the Han population in China.

Qiu Lingju: Wu Xingren, long riding history in Changsha, Southern Qi Dynasty. Brilliant, there are "Selected Works of Jiang Zuo" and "Preface" handed down from generation to generation.

Qiu Xinggong: Luoyang (now Henan) was a general of the Tang Dynasty. Brave and good at riding and shooting, because stones are men >>

Who are the famous people named Qiu in history?

Qiu Chuji: His real name is Changchun Zi, and he is one of the seven northern truths of Taoist Quanzhen Road. /kloc-When he was 0/9 years old, he became a Taoist priest of Quanzhen in Ninghai. After Wang Zhongyang's death, he sneaked into Longmen Mountain to form Longmen Daoism, and was called to the Snow Mountain by Genghis Khan, who honored him as an immortal. After his death, he was praised by Kublai Khan of Yuan Shizu as the acting bishop of Changchun in real life. He is the author of Photographic Journalism and Great Dan Zhi Zhi.

Qiu Kui: A Famous Confucian in Song Dynasty

Qiu and Qiu: Famous Ministers in Ming Dynasty.

Qiu Lianggong: a famous soldier in Qing Dynasty.

Qiu Yuancai: Qiu Chaogui, a native of Qing Dynasty, belonged to Yucheng Department of Wang Chuan, England during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and was awarded the title of Huai Wang for his military achievements. Fighting is extremely brave, and the army is called Qiu Tiger. Died in battle.

Qiu: A martyr of China people. 195210 June 12 was hit by enemy artillery fire and caught fire in the counterattack in the Korean highlands. In order not to expose the whole army, he endured fire and set himself on fire, lying still and making a heroic sacrifice.

Qiu Chi, a litterateur in the Southern Liang Dynasty, was in Langzhong during the lawsuit. Yu Shu advised Wei to return to Liang, which was a masterpiece of parallel prose at that time.

Rachel: (1420 ~ 1495) was a politician and thinker in the Ming dynasty. A native of Qiongshan, Guangdong. The Chinese character is deep, and the number is Qiongtai. One was born in the 18th year of Yongle (1420), and the other was born in the 16th or 19th year of Yongle. In the fifth year of Jingtai (1454), he was promoted to Jinshi, the official of Shangshu in the Ministry of Rites, and a college student in Wenyuan Pavilion. He was specially appointed to participate in the central government affairs, creating a precedent for Shangshu to enter the cabinet. He is the author of Supplement to the Extension of University, which compares and comments on some problems in the legal thoughts and systems of past dynasties, and has certain reference value for the study of ancient law and jurisprudence. In legal thought, it mainly summarizes, inherits and develops the feudal orthodox legal thought, and combined with the political needs in the late Ming Dynasty, it puts forward its own views on some major issues of legislation, law enforcement and law-abiding.

Qiu Ji, a poet in Ming Dynasty. He is good at classical Chinese, especially poetry, and is a leading figure in Xing Wu's poetry circle. There is also "elastic collection".

The historical development of Qiu's surname During the pre-Qin period, Qiu's activities were mainly in Shandong, and then he entered Shaanxi westward, such as Qiu Xinhe and Qiu Jun and Fufeng people in the Western Han Dynasty (now southeast of Xingping, Shaanxi). Jiang Ziya was sealed in Yingqiu (now Linzi, Shandong Province and Changle, Shandong Province), and his descendants (grandchildren) lived in Yingqiu, so they took Qiushi as their surname and lived in Fufeng for at least 3000 years. Qiu Wuzi, a scholar who lived for a long time and was later called a dutiful son, was the first ancestor of Qiu in ancient books, and the first ancestor of Qiu in ancient books was a doctor (now southeast of Qufu, Shandong Province). Lu Zuoshi had a Qiu surname after Zuo Qiuming. During the reign of Emperor Ping of the Western Han Dynasty, Qiu Jun, a man who helped the wind, held a sacrifice to appease Jianghuai, belonging to Wang Mang who usurped the throne. When Houjun lived in Jiangzuo, Juju and Northern and Southern Dynasties, a noble family named Qiu was formed. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were Qiu Teng in Wucheng (now Xing Wu, Zhejiang) and Qiu Jizhi in Yunzhong (now northeast of Tuoketuo County, Inner Mongolia). During the Han Dynasty, Wu Huan also had the Qiu family. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wu Huan had a king named Qiu, who was in power for more than 30 years, but his son Lu Ban was a follower of Ta Dun. During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Wei and his son Zong changed their surnames to Qiu. In Wenxi, Shanxi, Qiu's ancestors were called the descendants. At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, a branch of the Qiu family in the Central Plains moved to Fujian to avoid the war (see Eight Surnames Entering Fujian), first living in Putian, and then branching into Changting and Shanghang. According to various historical records, many people know that the Xiongnu, Xianbei, Wuhuan and Qiang nationalities have changed their surnames to Qiu since the Han Dynasty. During the Western Qin Dynasty in the Sixteen Countries, the Qiang people had Qiu. Qiu Naidun, Qiu Muling and Shi of Xianbei nationality in Northern Wei Dynasty were all changed to Qiu. Xian Di in the Northern Wei Dynasty was divided into seven people, and his brother Dou Zhen (named King Huai) came to China and named him Qiu Dun's. Qiu Dun, the son of Dou Zhen, changed his surname to Qiu, merged into the Han nationality, and developed into a Qiu aristocrat in Henan, with Qiu He and Qiu as the most famous sons. The surname of Xiongnu was changed to Qiu, Lin and Qiao, and Qiu developed into the surname of Qiu in Henan. These foreigners soon merged with the Han nationality and became the Qiu Han nationality in the Central Plains. During the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, Qiu's surname was distributed in Zhejiang, Henan, Shaanxi (Wenxi), Anhui (Xuancheng champion) and Sichuan (Guanghan painter Qiu, Qiu, Qiu). ), Fujian and other places. In the Tang Dynasty, Qiu Andao, one of the 58 soldiers in Gushi County, Henan Province, followed Zheng Chen and Chen Yuanguang into Fujian and settled in Zhangzhou. By the Song Dynasty, Qiu (Qiu) had become the most popular surname in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Fujian, and was widely distributed in the south. Almost all Qiu surnames are distributed in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. Qiu's surname is mainly distributed in Fujian, Hunan, Jiangsu and Zhejiang, accounting for 54% of Qiu's total population, while Fujian Province accounts for 17%, making it the largest province with Qiu's surname. Secondly, it is distributed in Henan, Hebei, Anhui and Jiangxi, and the surname of Qiu in these four provinces accounts for 30% of the total population. There are also settlements named Qiu in Hunan, Hainan and Meishan, Sichuan. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, in order to avoid chaos, Ceng Ming moved to Shibadu Mountain in Tong 'an from Lu Daoceng Cuo, and was adopted by his wife, and developed into a high-ranking person. During the Ming Dynasty, Qiu's surname was mainly distributed in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, and there were also Qiu's surnames in Hunan, Hubei, North China and Sichuan. Qiu's surname is mainly distributed in Jiangxi, Fujian (Shanghang) and Jiangsu. The population of Qiu (Qiu) in these three provinces accounts for about 58% of the total population of Qiu (Qiu), and Jiangxi Province accounts for about 27%, making it the largest province with Qiu (Qiu) population. Secondly, it is distributed in Zhejiang, Guangdong (Renqiu F in Qiongshan), Shandong (Renqiu in Zhucheng), Hubei (Renqiu Yu in Yicheng) and Shaanxi (Renqiu in Weinan), accounting for 30% of the total population of golf. There are also Qiu surnames in Anhui (Fengyang), Hunan, Sichuan (Chengdu Qiu Zude), Henan (Xiangfu) and Yunnan. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, Qiu An (a native of Jimo, Shandong Province) went to the southwest with the army, and set up a hundred post stations after adding Wei to Yunnan. Later, he settled in Guizhou, and his descendants inherited Wu Zhi. Guan Zhiwei is in charge of affairs and all the commands in Guizhou. The Qiu family has been in charge of the newly-increased military commanders for generations, and its famous descendants include Qiu Heshi, the first academician of Yunnan and Guizhou provinces, Qiu Hejia with a statue on Shanhaiguan, Guan Zhi You Wei, and the governor of Liaoning. According to China Qiu's Genealogy? According to Tongpu Genealogy of Guangxi and related historical records, ancestors of Qiu family in Guangxi began to migrate to Guangxi in the 17th year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty (148 1), and they came from five provinces, including Guangdong, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan and Hainan. In the early Qing Dynasty, Qiu entered Taiwan Province Province and developed into a famous surname in Taiwan Province Province. Today, the Qiu family is located in Taiwan Province Province, Hongkong and Macau, as well as the United States, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia and Australia. Since the Han Dynasty, in order to avoid the name of Confucius, there have been ...