Where did the bear come from?

The Xiong family can be traced back to the Western Zhou Dynasty, and it is the surname of the nobles of Chu. Xiong has a long history, a huge family and many branches. Xiong's family once had 72 famous families, ranking 68th among hundreds of surnames. The ancestor of the surname is raccoon, which is the descendant of Zhu Rong's family.

Xiong has three obvious characteristics: first, his surname is early and his history is long; Second, the clan is huge and numerous, spreading all over the country, and there are bear clan people everywhere; Third, there are countless talents. Since ancient times, there have been outstanding figures of bears, especially in the Northern Song Dynasty. Among them, the bear surname of Miao and Yao was changed from Chinese to Chinese, which has nothing to do with the aristocratic family of Chu.

Extended information: ancestors of Xiong's branches

Xiong huaipu

The son of Xiong Wenhui, he moved from Guanshan Village in Fengcheng County (now Zhangxiang Town) of Nanchang Prefecture to Zhuxi County of Yunyang Prefecture of Hubei Province in the Ming Dynasty. Xiong Donghai, the third son, was appointed as the magistrate of Yizheng County, Yangzhou Prefecture, and Sun Xiongguang was appointed as the magistrate of Zhuxi County. It is the ancestor of the bear in Zhuxi County.

Xiong shougan

In the fifth year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty, Jae Moo Oh entered Chu before Lingjiang and settled in Wujiachong. This is for the ancestors of the bear family in Wuling.

Xiong huangzhong

During the Ming Dynasty, Hongwu moved from Fengcheng to Shahewan, the capital of Hexi in Changsha. He is the ancestor of the Xiong family in Changsha, Hunan.

Xiong liangzu

During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, he moved from Fengcheng County, Nanchang Prefecture to Huaye Port, Janice Township, Changde. It is the ancestor of Xiongshi in Changde, Hunan.

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