Liu's genealogy in Hebei province

There are two sources of Liu's genealogy in Hebei Province. One is the surname Qi, which is said to be one of the surnames shared by the descendants of the Yellow Emperor. Emperor Yao was first sealed in Tao Di and then in Tang Di, so it was also called Tang Tao. Secondly, her surname is Zhou, and she is a descendant.

1, Manchu branch of Beizhen, Liaoning Province

Such as, Ying, Xue, Yang, Ming, Xian, Wen, Deng, Qing, Shi, Mao, Shu, Wei, Guo, Xing and Zong.

Liu family of Manchu in Beizhen, Liaoning: 194 1 year, Liu Enquan and Liu Mingren rebuilt the Liu family tree in Beizhen. According to records, this Liu clan originally belonged to the Han nationality and originated from the Liu clan in Qixia County, dengzhou city, Shandong Province.

2. Fujian Nanping Branch

Guo, Tai, Yu, Ming, Chu, Kong, Bai, Meng, Zheng, Zong, De, Yi, Yong, Chun, Qi, Yuan, Shi, Ying, Zi, Ning, Lin, Kao, Yue, En, Sheng, Bing, Li, Yi, Shi, Ming, Chao and Ting.

It was formed in the early Ming Dynasty, with Liu Min as its ancestor. The clan takes "filial piety hall" as the hall number.

Extended data

Liu's surname originated in Tang County, Hebei Province, and Liu's original surname was in Shaanxi Province. When Liu's surname in Qi State spread to the Warring States, someone worked as a doctor in Wei State and moved to Daliang (now Kaifeng, Henan Province). A son named Liu moved to the land of abundance, now Pei County, Jiangsu Province.

Liu Qingsheng, Hao Fenggong, Liu Rensheng, Liu Wei, excellent in words. There are four sons: Bo, Zhong, Bang and Jiao. The third son, Liu Bang, was Emperor Gaozu. After the establishment of the Western Han Dynasty, the same surname was enfeoffed throughout the country, and then tribes multiplied to form a big surname in the country.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Liujiapu