Who is the ancestor of the Xing family?

In the early Western Zhou Dynasty, Ji Fa, Zhou Wuwang established the enfeoffment system to strengthen local management.

* * * 53 governors with Ji surname were enfeoffed, and 53 governors with different surnames 18. Among the 53 vassal states with the surname of Ji, the fourth son (the fourth brother) was named Duke Zhou, the eldest son Ji Boqin () was named Duke Lu (the partial ancestor of Lu), the second son Ji Boling (Ji Ling) was named Duke Jiang (the partial ancestor of Jiang), and the fourth son Ji Mao.

Our family moved from Xingtai to Shandong in the early Ming Dynasty. At that time, the population of Shandong dropped sharply due to the war, and Zhu Yuanzhang ordered some big families to move to Shandong to settle down, especially the locust tree immigrants from Shanxi. Of course, because Ji Mao was sealed in Xingtai at the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, our ancestors did not move from Shanxi, but from Hebei. This just shows that Empress Xing is the ancestor of most Xing people.

In the Zhou Dynasty, Guo Xing was connected to the Yan State in the north (the eleventh brother: the post-country sealed by Zhao Gong Ji), the Wei State in the south (the brother of King Wu: the post-country sealed by Ji Kang), the Qi State of Jiang Xiaobai in the east (the post-country sealed by the hero Jiang Ziya), and the ethnic minority: Gou Rong in the west. In the heyday of Guo Xing, the national version has been in Liaocheng. Not only that, Guo Xing and Qi are also in-laws, and they have been married for generations. Most of Xing's sons married princesses of Qi and made friends from generation to generation.

In the 7th century BC, Wei went north to attack Xing. Xing turned to Qi for help and helped him move the capital. However, because Guo Xing has declined, there is no place to stand.

Finally, in 653 BC, the State of Xing was destroyed by the State of Wei, and Xing's surname was changed from Ji's surname to Xing's surname, thus forming Xing's surname, which has been reproduced ever since.