The origin of Sichuan Chen's surname

First, the origin of Chen's family name is in China, Guangxi, Chen, Tian, Yao, Hutong, and the ancestor of the same clan is (from Chen's network in China). After Zhou Wuwang established the Zhou Dynasty, he found Hu Gongman, a descendant of Shun, sealed him in this place of Chen, and established the State of Chen. By the time of Chen Minggong, Chen Weichu was destroyed, and Chen's descendants took the original country name as their surname after the national subjugation, so they had Chen's surname. Second, the changes of the Chen family. After thousands of years of reproduction and migration, descendants have spread all over China, forming the Chen family centered on Yingchuan, Runan, Xiapi, Guangling and Donghai. In Tang Gaozong, people surnamed Chen entered Fujian and Guangdong. According to statistics, the population of Shun nationality in the world is about 654.38+0.5 billion, of which Chen is the most prosperous, accounting for about half. Chen has become the fifth largest surname. Third, Huguang fills Sichuan "Huguang fills Sichuan" refers to the decades in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, due to wars, plagues and natural disasters, Sichuan's population dropped sharply and cultivated land was barren. Under this specific historical condition, in order to solve the problems of labor force and grain production in Sichuan, the Qing Dynasty adopted the measures of "reclaiming land for wasteland", and ten immigrants from Yu Sheng, such as Hubei and Hunan, settled in Sichuan one after another, with Hubei and Hunan being the most. According to statistics, this migration lasted for more than 100 years, and the number of people entering Sichuan was about one million, of which Hubei and Hunan provinces each accounted for half. Among the immigrants in Hubei Province, Macheng immigrants occupy an important position. Fourth, Chen's name is brilliant. Throughout ancient and modern times, people surnamed Chen left a brilliant stroke in their family history: (incomplete statistics) Spring and Autumn Period (one of Confucius' disciples)-Chen's late years (the leader of peasant uprising)-Chen Dynasty (the author of Romance of the Three Kingdoms)-Chen Shou's Tang Dynasty (the prime minister of the period)-Chen Xilie-Chen Yixing.