What is the thirty-six surname of immigrants to Ryukyu in the Ming Dynasty?

In the early Ming Dynasty, the Ryukyu Islands established Zhongshan State, which was subordinate to the Ming Dynasty and became a vassal state. In order to facilitate the tribute and trade of Ryukyu, Ming Taizu gave this small country many ships and sent boatmen and sailors. "Fujian people are good at rowing boats and making them pay tribute." These surnames are: Liang, Zheng, Jin, Cai, Mao, Chen, Lin, Zeng, Gao, Wu, Li, Ruan, Shen, Wei, Tian, Wang, Ma, Qian, Weng, Mu, Han, Zong, Kun, Yin, Cha, Wu, Xiang, Wu, Ji, Ying, Mu.