The origin of ye genealogy

From Mi surname, from Zhuan Xu descendant Ye Gong, Gao Ye, belonging to the name of fief.

According to legend, Lu Zhong, a descendant of Emperor Zhuan Xu, married the daughter of Ghost House and gave birth to six sons. The sixth son was named Ji Lian and changed his surname to Mi.

The descendants of Ji Lian can be Zhou Wenwang's teachers. Later, Xiong Ji's great-grandson Xiong Yi was appointed in Jingzhou Mountain (now Jingzhou, Hubei) in Song Ji, Zhou Chengwang, and established the country as Jing, with Danyang as its capital (now Zigui, Hubei). Later, he moved to Ziying (now Jiangling, Hubei) and changed his country name to Chu.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Yin Ruins, the great-grandson of Coco (Xiong Lu) in Chu Zhuangwang, served as the governor of Shenxian County (now Linquan, Anhui Province) during the reign of Xiong Qiji (528-565,438 BC), and later as Sajima of Chu State. Shen Yinxu's integrity and hatred of evil won the respect of the people of Chu. Some of his descendants took Shen as their surname.

In the eighteenth year of Ren Xiong (498 BC), Shen Yinxu died heroically when he led the army against the Wu army. The king of Chu named Shen Yinxu's son Yu (now the ancient city of Yexian County, Henan Province), which was called in history. Ye Gong's pacification of the rebellion assisted the restoration of King Hui of Chu and made great contributions to the State of Chu. It was enfeoffed to Nanyang (now Nanyang, Henan, Xiangfan, Hubei) and named Ye Gong, which was respected by the world.

Ye Gong, that is, Ye Gong in the ancient idiom "Ye Gong Long Hao", was the son of Shen Yinxu, Sajima, Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period. He is outstanding in talent. During the reign of Zhang Xiong, King Hui of Chu (488-432 BC), he was appointed as the chief executive of Ye Yi, a city in northern Chu. Yin Tong in Chu County is called "Gong", so it is called "".

Ye Gong once vigorously built water conservancy projects in Ye Yi, which greatly improved the local living environment, and the people of Ye Yi were "grateful". After pacifying Bai Gong's rebellion, he occupied an important position, did not love power, retired bravely and retired to Ye Yi.

Because Ye Gong's font name is Gao Zi, later generations often call it Gao Ye, and his descendants take the feudal city of their ancestors as their surname and pass it on from generation to generation. Therefore, it became the ancestral land of Ye, and was honored as the ancestor of Ye's family. The correct pronunciation of Ye originated from the country name, from the ancient leaves of Han Dynasty, and belonged to the sinicization of the country name.

Yediao is an ancient country name, and his hometown is in Java or Sumatra in Indonesia today. In the sixth year of the Eastern Han Dynasty, envoys were sent to China to establish friendly relations. Most of the immigrants from Ye Diao's country came to China with the homophonic Chinese characters of the country of origin as their surnames, which is called Ye's family. The correct pronunciation is that it originated from the compound surname and originated from the ancient compound surname, belonging to the province where the compound surname was simplified to the surname.

In the history of the evolution of ancient surnames, there were Yang Ye surnames (now Jingzhou, Hubei Province) and Ye Dafu surnames, both of which were simplified to single surnames, and the correct pronunciation was yè(ㄧㄝˋ), which originated from Baiyue nationality and belonged to Chinese culture.

According to the history book "Examination of Surnames", among the ancient southern minorities in China, there were Nanjun Man, who lived in Nanjun (now the Socialist Republic of Vietnam). In fact, they are the ancient southwest barbarians, which originated from the ancient Baiyue people in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Many of them take the Han surname as Ye, and they have been called Ye for generations. The correct pronunciation is Yè (ㄧㄝ?).

In the Han Dynasty, the Ye Man family in Nanjun flourished, and celebrities came forth in large numbers. For example, Ye Xiong, the famous general of Sun Wu in the Three Kingdoms period, was a descendant of Ye Man, a confederate army. Originated from Mongols, it belongs to Chinese culture and changed its surname to surname.

According to the historical records Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty, Family Bamboo Slips, Mongolian Eight Banners' Surnames and Records of People in Heilongjiang Province:

Mongolian Yegulut family, also known as Yelut family and Ilut family, lives in Chahar (now Zhangjiakou, Hebei, including part of Hebei, Inner Mongolia Wulanchabu League, Xilin Gol League and part of Shanxi). Later, Manchu was taken as the surname, and Manchu was Yegurut Hara. After the middle of Qing Dynasty, the surnames of Duoguan Han nationality were Ye and Yin.

Mongolian Yehe family originated from the name of the river. Later, the Mongolian chief Xinggen Dahan exterminated Laba, luna, merged its people, moved it to the bank of Yehe River to become Yehe Department, and lived in Yehe (now pear tree in Jilin). Later, Manchu was taken as the surname, and the Manchu was Yehehala, which means "helmet top" in Chinese. After the mid-Qing Dynasty, the Chinese surname was mostly Ye.

Ye Kezhong, a Mongolian, belongs to the Mongolian new Balkhu surname and lives in Balku (east of Lake Baikal in Russia today). Later, Manchu was taken as the surname, and Manchu was Yekezong Hara. After the mid-Qing Dynasty, the Chinese surname was mostly Ye.

The correct pronunciation of Yejia in Mongolian is yè(ㄧㄝˋ), which originated from Manchu, belongs to Chinese culture, and changed its surname to surname.

According to historical records such as Biography of the Eight Banners, History of Qing Dynasty, Clan Strategy, Manchu Eight Banners Surname and Manchu Social Organization,

Yang Fei, a native of Gushi, Manchu, also known as Fu Niyin does not eat. The Manchu language is Feiyan Guhala, and the place of residence is to be tested. The Han nationality surnamed Ye.

Manchu surname, also known as He Yali's surname and He's surname, is Hei Yerhala in Manchu and lives in Shenyang. After that, Xibe people were taken as surnames. After the middle of Qing dynasty, the surnames of the Han nationality in Duoguan were Ye, He, He and He.

The Nekli nationality of Manchu, also known as Nikkot nationality, is Neklihala in Manchu, and lives in Wusuli (now Wusuli River Basin) and other places with a very small population. China people's surname is Ye.

Yanzha Stone of Manchu, also known as Yanzha Stone, Yancha Stone, Yanzhi Hala Stone and Kuyala Yanzha Stone, is the oldest surname of Manchu. It originated from Jurchen "Zhan Yan" in the Jin Dynasty, and lived in Yalan Xileng (now southeast of Sioux City in the Russian coastal area), Yehe (now pear tree in Jilin), Hada (now) and other places. Later, Yan Zhashi, the concubine of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty and Huang Taiji, was Yan Zhabuyan's daughter and gave birth to Aisingiorro Prince Ye Bushu. Among his descendants, there are those who take the homophonic Chinese characters of their ancestors' names as their surnames, which are called Ye's and passed down from generation to generation.

Mu Ye surname of Manchu, whose Manchu language is Mu Ye Hala, originated from Subu Department of Jurchen Industry in Jin Dynasty, and lived in Yehe (now pear tree in Jilin), Hada (now Xiaoqing River basin in Xifeng, Liaoning), Hersucheng (now 65km northwest of Yitong, Jilin), Nimacha (now Ussurisk, Russia, across Dongxing Lake in Muling County, Heilongjiang Province) and other places. It is one of the oldest surnames of Manchu, and was later crowned as the Han Dynasty.

The Ye Lehe family of Manchu, also known as Ye Heli, is called Ye Helehara in Manchu, which means "magnetism" in Chinese, and lives in Yaha (now Xiaoqing River Basin in Xifeng, Liaoning), Yehe (now Pear Tree in Jilin), Ningguta (now Ning 'an, Heilongjiang) and other places. After many crowns, the Chinese surnames are Ye and cishi.

Ye, Manchu, whose Manchu language is Yekulihara, lives in Huerha (now the Russian region across the Heihe River in Heilongjiang Province), and his Chinese surname is Ye.

The Yemole family of Manchu, whose Manchu language is Yemole Hara, lives in Yehe (now Lishu, Jilin), and later the official Chinese surname is Shi Ye.

The correct pronunciation of Yejia in Manchu is yè(ㄧㄝˋ), which originated from Hezhe nationality, belongs to Chinese culture and changed its surname to surname.

According to the Qing dynasty annals, imperial clan policy, Manchu Eight Banners surname records:

Luye family of Hezhe nationality, also known as one of the three surnames of Nuyele, Lushi and Yilan, takes Bu as the surname and lives in the coastal area of Heilongjiang Province, with three surnames (now Yilan in Heilongjiang Province), Huerha (now Russia on the other side of Heihe River in Heilongjiang Province), Songhua River basin and Hezhe family department of Qinnalin in Heilongjiang Province. Later, if Manchu was taken as the surname, Manchu was Ruyerhala.

After the mid-Qing Dynasty, the multi-crowned Chinese surnames of Hezhe nationality and Manchu Luye nationality were Ye, Lu and Lu, respectively. The correct pronunciation of Ye was that it originated from Yi nationality and belonged to Chinese culture, so it was changed to surname.

Yi nationality is a nationality with a long history in southwest China, mainly distributed in Yunnan, Sichuan and Guizhou provinces and the northwest of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, with the characteristics of large dispersion and small settlement. Yi people have many branches, most of which call themselves "Sunuo", "Nasu" and "Niesu". After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), according to the wishes of the Yi people, the country name was officially named Yi.

All Yi compatriots have their own surnames. According to the document Investigation on the Surnames Distribution of Yi People in Weishan, there are 8377 1 people in Weishan, Yunnan, among whom * * * has 149 surnames, among which Ye is said to be a branch of the family, with the Han surname as the surname and handed down from generation to generation.

Shi is the head of the Yi family in Liangshan, Sichuan, with a long history, but a small total population. A famous figure in the family recorded in the History of Modern Revolution is Xiao. His blood alliance with Marshal Liu Bocheng was told by Yi compatriots as a much-told story. Originated from De 'ang nationality, it belongs to Han culture and changed its surname to surname.

Ye's family of De 'ang nationality originated from the Hai tribe of De 'ang nationality.

De 'ang compatriots generally speak Dai, Chinese and Jingpo, and many people can use Chinese or Dai without their own language. De 'ang people believe in Hinayana Buddhism and primitive religion.

De 'ang nationality is one of the ancient ethnic minorities in southwest China, which originated from Gupu people and is closely related to Ailao.

As early as the second century BC, the De 'ang people lived on both sides of the Nujiang River, which was an early ethnic group to develop Baoshan and Dehong areas in Yunnan. The Mang Man tribe recorded in history books is the ancestor of De 'ang nationality, which was called Mang Man, Puzi Man and Wang Zi Man in Sui and Tang Dynasties, and surrendered to Han Dynasty, Jin Dynasty, Nanzhao, Dali Kingdom and Yuan Dynasty. After that, De 'ang became a vassal of Dai Tusi. The vast majority of De 'ang people live in villages mixed with Jingpo, Han, Yi, Dai and other ethnic minorities, mainly engaged in agricultural production.

Since ancient times, drinking tea has been the hobby of De 'ang people. They are good at growing tea, and every family has tea trees. In the past, the areas where De 'ang people lived were generally discriminated against by other ethnic groups and regarded as inferior ethnic groups. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), this situation has changed, and they have the same equal status as other ethnic groups.

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), it was once collectively known as Benglong, and at the request of this nation, it was renamed De 'ang with the approval of the State Council in September 1985.

In the past, the De 'ang people named their children according to their surnames and rankings, and also used the twelve zodiac signs: Cha (mouse), Bao (cow), Yi (tiger), Mao (rabbit), Guang (dragon), Sha (snake), Ya (horse), Ma (sheep), Xin (monkey) and Shou (bumper harvest). No matter what the birthday zodiac is, use it to name it. Add the word "A" before the boy's zodiac, and add the word "Li" before the girl's zodiac. For example, a boy's birthday is called "Bao" and a girl's birthday is called "Bao Li". If they are named according to the ranking, regardless of gender, they are called Lasso (the eldest), Lasso (the second) and Lasso (the third).

After De 'ang people got married and had children, they began to have taboo names. With children, couples who have named their children, including elders, can't call their children by their names directly from now on. In De 'ang families, if the eldest son or daughter dies young, the second son or daughter will be called by their names instead of their parents. Some have not yet given birth to children, and they can also take their children's names in advance and call them by this name.

De 'ang people think it is impolite to call people with children or older people by their first names, even though their children have passed away.

After entering the 20th century, most De 'ang people changed their surnames to China. According to the book Investigation on the Social History of De 'ang Nationality, in Bangwai Village, De 'ang Nationality Township, Santaishan, luxi county, Yunnan Province, someone changed the Han surname to Ye's. Originated from other ethnic minorities, it belongs to Chinese culture and changed its surname to surname.

Today, there are Ye clan people in Tujia, Baoan, Hui and Miao ethnic groups.

Zu: Ye.