The origin and history of Cui surname

The origin and history of Cui surname are as follows:

According to the Book of the Tang Dynasty Prime Minister's Genealogy Table and Yuan He's Compilation, Ji Zi, the eldest son of the monarch of the State of Qi in the Western Zhou Dynasty, was a descendant of Yan Shennong, who once ate in (now Zhangqiu County, Shandong Province), and later took the city as his surname and became Cui Shi, Shandong Province.

According to various ancient records, Cui Shi came from Jiang. Cui's surname came from Qi State in the Western Zhou Dynasty, with a history of nearly 3,000 years. It was once a prestigious family in Shandong and even the whole country. Qi was one of the important vassal states in the early Western Zhou Dynasty, with its capital in Linzi (present-day Zibo) and the founding monarch being Lu Shang.

Lu Shang was originally surnamed Jiang, and was sealed in Lu (now Nanyang, Henan Province) because of his ancestors, and later took Lu Shang as his surname. Ding Gongyi, the son of Lu Shang, is the second generation monarch of Qi. His eldest son, Kiko, should have succeeded to the throne, but he gave way to his younger brother, Uncle B, who lived in the northwest of Zhangqiu County, Shandong Province, and later took the city as his surname, namely Cui Shi.

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Cui surname counties mainly include Qinghe County, Boling County and Xingyang County.

1, Qinghe County: The Emperor Gaozu was founded, which is equivalent to Qinghe and Zaoqiang in Hebei Province today, part of Nangong, Linqing, Xiajin, Wucheng and Gaotang in Shandong Province, and part of the plain. It was changed to China in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

2. Boling County: The Three Kingdoms was founded in Kevin·Z for three years, and it was a country in the Western Jin Dynasty, which is equivalent to today's Hebei Heping and Raoyang Anguo.

3. Xingyang County: It was separated from Henan County in the Three Kingdoms Period and established in the Western Jin Dynasty, which is equivalent to Yuanyang County south of the Yellow River, with Zhuxian Town in the east, Xingyang County in the west and the Yellow River in the north.