Xue Guo’s monarch lineage

The monarch’s title, name, years in office, time in office, Xuehou, Jin’s appointment, Xuehou’s first term, Xue Lihou’s appointment, Xue Xuanwu’s appointment, house, Xue Aihou’s appointment, Xue Zhuanghou’s appointment, Yuan, Xue Pinghou’s appointment, Xue Zhaohou’s appointment, Xue Xianghou’s appointment, Yi, Xue Huanhou’s appointment Xue Kanghou was appointed Anxing, Xue Dinggong was appointed box, Xue Gonghou was appointed Shang, Xue Jinghou was appointed Wei Xue Xuanhou (Xue Bo) Ren Qin 26 years ago? - 663 BC ) Ren Hong (Ren Hong) 49 years ago? - 511 BC Xue Xianggong Ren Gu (Ren Gu) 67 years ago 578 - 511 BC Xue Xianggong was appointed 13 years ago 510 - 498 BC Xue Gong was appointed Bi 1 year (killed) 497 BC - 497 BC Xue Huigong was appointed Yi 12 years ago 496 - 485 BC

The Yellow Emperor gave birth to a young son Yu Yang (Yu Yang), who was granted the title of Ren ( Rencheng (now Jining City), with Ren as his surname. One theory is that the surname Ren comes after Taihao, and after Feng, he is responsible for offering sacrifices to Taihao and Jishui, and lives in Rencheng. Or according to "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", the surname Ren is a descendant of Emperor Jun. The surname Ren is a direct descendant of the Huangdi family. He is a direct descendant of Xuanyuan, who built cars. He calls himself the Xuanyuan royal family. He masters the advanced and unique car-making technology at that time. He is a Yanhuang god deeply respected by the Chinese. He is entrenched in Rencheng, Xuecheng, and Xuecheng in southwest Shandong. Weishan and the Xuzhou area in northern Jiangsu have been granted surnames for generations, and many states with the surname Ren have been established. First, they were granted the title of Ren, and later they were granted the title of Xue. There are more than ten states with the surname of Ren, which are called Zhuren in history. Xi Zhong, a direct descendant of Yuyang, invented the car and was known as "Xi Zhong who built the car". Because Ren's surname belonged to the Xuanyuan royal family who built the car, Ren called himself "Xuanyuan". He was granted the title of Xue (now in Zhangwang Town, Tengzhou, Shandong Province) and established the Xue Kingdom with the surname Ren.

Zhong Hui, the twelfth grandson of Xi Zhong, served as the left prime minister of King Tang of Shang Dynasty. He also moved the state of Ren named Xue from Huan (Hui) City back to Xuedi. At the end of the Shang Dynasty, Zhong Hui's descendants Ren Cheng, and moved to Zhi (now southeast of Runan, Henan). Ji Li, the father of King Wen of Zhou, married (Ren) Cheng's daughter Tairen as his wife, and gave birth to the sage King Wen. ("The Book of Songs·Da Ming": Zhi Zhong's Ren, from the Yin Shang Dynasty, came to marry the Zhou Dynasty, saying that he was a concubine in the capital. It was during Wang Ji's trip to Wei De. Tai Ren was pregnant and gave birth to this King Wen). After King Wu conquered Zhou, King Wu of Zhou made Ren Zhen, a descendant of his great-grandfather (Ren) Cheng, the Marquis of Xue, and restored the country to Xue, which was the Xue State that had "competed" with Teng State in the Spring and Autumn Period. Xue State passed through Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties for sixty-four generations, and was destroyed by Qi State in the middle of Warring States Period. After the fall of the Xue State, the descendants either continued to use the ancestral surname "Ren", or took the country as their surname and the surname "Xue". The ancient Xue State became the birthplace of the two surnames Ren and Xue. The people of Xue claimed that their surname was Xue. "Teng County Chronicles: Xue Family" has detailed records on this.

The Genealogy of the Ren Family in Dakangliu Village, Guanqiao Town, Tengzhou City is a ten-volume book, which contains an inscription called "A Survey of the Ren Family", which states: "My surname Ren can be traced back to the Yellow Emperor. The youngest son of the Yellow Emperor, Yu Yang, was first granted the title of Ren, so he had the surname Ren. According to the Book of Mountains and Seas, after Yu Yang, there was Yu Hao, Yu Hao gave birth to Xuliang, Xuliang gave birth to Panyu, Panyu gave birth to Xi Zhong, and Xi Zhong gave birth to Ji Guang. Xi Zhong built chariots, and the boat chariots were invented, which facilitated transportation. Dayu controlled the floods, and granted Xi Zhong the title of "Che Fu Dafu". He granted the land of Xue and established it as a country. He wrote "Tang Gao" to inform the world, and the world was at peace. Xi Zhong was buried on the top of Nanshan Mountain. The mountain was named Xigong Mountain. Zhong Hui died at the foot of Dongshan Mountain. King Wen of Zhou neglected his duty. The mother of King Wen of Zhou was Tai Ren, the daughter of Ren Cheng of Ren Zhiguo. Therefore, after King Wu granted Ren Cheng the title of Ren Zhen, he restored the country to Xue Dinghou, Xian Gonggu, Xianghou Ding, and Xue. Bo Bi, Xue Boyi and others successively killed Xue. Xi Zhong passed down the 64th generation to Minhou (Ren) Hong. The names of successive monarchs up to the last monarch, Minhou Hong,

Xue State has a long history and there are many documented records.

"Guoyu·Jinyu IV" records: "There are twenty-five sons of the Yellow Emperor, and fourteen of them have surnames, which are twelve surnames: Ji, You, Qi, Ji, Teng, Zhen, Ren , Xun, Xi, Ji, Xuan, Yizhiye." Ren's surname was after Xuanyuan Huangdi. He mastered the unique advanced chariot-making technology at that time and was responsible for manufacturing chariots. The princes looked up to him. He was highly respected by the ancestors of the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, and was awarded many titles in the past dynasties. , for the Xuanyuan royal family.

"Zuo Zhuan" in the 21st year of Duke Xi: "Ren, Su, Xuju, and Zhuanyu are all Feng surnames, and they were Shisi Taihao and Youji Zhishi." One said, Ren surname, After Taihao, his surname was Feng, and he was responsible for offering sacrifices to Taihao. The country of Ren is also an ancient country with the surname Feng. Both Taihao and Xiaohao were active near Ren and Yan. Ren, the dying are all allies of the Yin and Shang clans. Ren's surname is related to the royal family of Yin and Shang, and Taihao and Xiaohao all live in Rencheng. Ren (Jining) and Yan (Qufu) were both the ruling political centers of the Yin and Shang Dynasties before they moved their capital.

"Road History" records: Xue's ancestors came from the Yellow Emperor, "Yu Yang was the least, and he was granted the title of Ren, and his surname was Ren." "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" says: "After Yuyang, there was Yu Hao, Yu Hao gave birth to Yin Liang, Yin Liang gave birth to Panyu, which was the beginning of Zhou, and Panyu gave birth to Xi Zhong."

"Zuo Zhuan·Ding Gong" ": "Xue Zai said: The emperor of Xue, Xi Zhong, lived in Xue, thinking that Xia Che was upright."

Zheng Qiao of the Song Dynasty's "Tongzhi·Clan Brief": "The Xue family: Ren surname, Emperor Zhuan, the grandson of the Yellow Emperor. The youngest son was granted the title of Ren, so his surname was Xizhong. He was granted the title of Xue Chezheng, and he was granted the title of Marquis of Xue. The twelfth generation of Sun Zhonghui became the Prime Minister of Tang and returned to Xue. Xuexian, now Xuzhou, is located fifty miles southeast of Tengxian. Both Chenhu and Zuji were the descendants of Zhonghui. The seventh generation of Zuji moved to Zhi, and his name was changed to Nv Taiguo. Ren, gave birth to King Wen of the Zhou Dynasty. When King Wu conquered Shang, he was reinstated as the Marquis of Xue. In the eleventh year of his reign, Teng and Xue competed for the throne, and the Marquis of Xue refused, and he was deposed as Bo. : There is no history in this small country, and the number of generations is not fully known. However, the Tang Dynasty's genealogy table, from Zhen to Minhou Hong, was destroyed by the Chu Dynasty. It was passed down from father to son for twenty-one generations. There is no experience of it, only my own genealogy, which is not trustworthy. . Now, according to the records of the Du family, those who did not have the next generation were the princes from Zhonghui, who lived for sixty-four generations until Minhou Hong was destroyed by Qi."