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The surname Suo is one of the seven clans in the Yin and Shang Dynasties. He is a descendant of the Suo family. The famous family came from Dunhuang and Wuwei. Dunhuang and Wuwei both belonged to Liangzhou in ancient times. The two counties were not far apart. The Suo family in the two places came from the same origin. From the Han Dynasty to the end of the Tang Dynasty, they had been a Liangzhou family and served as officials for generations.

The Suo family got their surname in the Shang Dynasty, which has a history of about 3,000 years. The famous family lived in Wuwei County, which is now Wuwei County, Gansu Province. Of course, there are also ethnic minorities who have changed their surnames to Chinese characters, such as the Manchu surname "Suo Chuo Luo".

?The calligraphy of Suo Jing, a calligrapher of the Western Jin Dynasty

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1. Dunhuang County: Western Han Dynasty In the sixth year of Yuanding (111 BC), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che separated Dunhuang County from Jiuquan County and established it as a county. The administrative seat is now Dunhuang, Gansu Province. At that time, it governed Dunhuang County, Longle County, Xiaogu County, Guangzhi County, and Dunhuang County. Six counties, including Yuanquan County, Ming'an County, and so on, were the beginning of the establishment of Dunhuang.

Dunhuang County occupies Yangguan and Yumenguan, and together with Jiuquan County, Wuwei County and Zhangye County, it is known as the four counties in Hexi. Zhang Qian went on two missions to the Western Regions and opened the "Silk Road" connecting the East and the West. Dunhuang became an important Silk Road town that business travelers must pass through and the intersection of three routes to the West. This laid the foundation for Dunhuang's role in Chinese history. special status.

2. Fengyi County: A county was established during the Qin Dynasty. In the first year of Taichu (Ding Chou, 104 BC), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty established the administrative district of Zuofengyi with the same name. Together with Youfufeng and Jingzhaoyi, it is collectively known as the "Three Gyeonggi Provinces". "Assistant", the area under its jurisdiction at that time was the area around present-day Dali County, Shaanxi Province.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Wei changed Zuo Feng Yi to establish a county, and the administrative seat was Linjin (today's Dali, Shaanxi Province). At that time, the area under its jurisdiction was south of today's Hancheng County, Shaanxi Province, east of Baishui, and north of Weishui River. Li County area. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, it was moved to Gaolu (today's Gaoling, Shaanxi).

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