What does "Mi" in the Biography of Mi Yue mean?

/view/138194.htm Explanation of the word Mi

The following is the explanation of the surname

The surname Mi is a very ancient surname in China. It is the ancestral surname of the nobles of the Chu Kingdom in the Zhou Dynasty. , as it has been spawned into many other surnames. Pronunciation: miē, mǐ.

"Historical Records" says that it originated from the Gaoyang surname of Zhuanxu, the grandson of the Yellow Emperor, and it is a surname based on totem worship. According to the historical record "Historical Records 10. Chu Family": "Gao Yangsheng..., Lu Shengsheng had six sons, one is Kunwu, the other is Shenhu, the third is Pengzu, the fourth is Huiren, the fifth is Cao, and the sixth is Cao. Ji Lian, Mi's surname, was born after Chu... Ji Lian was born in Fuju, and Fuju was born in Cave Bear. Later, in Zhongwei, either in China or in the barbarians, his surname cannot be remembered. "The last Ji Lian should be Mi. The ancestor of the surname.

Xiong Yi, a descendant of Ji Lian, was granted the title of Chuzi in Jingman and lived in Danyang (Zigui, Hubei). This is the beginning of Chu State.

In ancient texts, the writing methods of the two characters "Hua" and "Mi" are very similar.

The surname is the ancestor editor

Ji Lian, Xiong Huanzi (Mi Xiongmao).

Migration distribution editor

The surname Mi[1] is a very ancient surname, but because it has been divided into many other surnames, the ranking of surnames in mainland China today It is not included in the top 2,000 surnames in the list, but it also ranks 1,384th in Taiwan Province, including Chuzhou, Langzhou, Ezhou, Yuezhou, Xiangyang, Zangda, Yiling, Fuling, Jiujiang, Liyang, Xinfeng, Danyang, Jingling, Hongnong, Wuling and Pengcheng are county commanders.

Nowadays, Mi is found in Nanjing and Xuzhou City in Jiangsu Province, Huaibei City and Suzhou City in Anhui Province, Xining City in Qinghai Province, Anyang City in Henan Province, Beijing City, and the Dianchi Lake area in Yunnan Province. Distribution of clan people.

According to statistics, there are about 10,000 people with the surname Mi in the country, mainly concentrated in Hubei. The reason is that the Chu State is in Hubei, and there are only 6 people in Shenyang with the surname Mi. [2]

Surname derivation editor

Mi surname

This is the surname of the kings and nobles of the Chu Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period. He is the ancestor of the "Eighteen Surnames of Jingchu". The surname Mi later gave rise to many other surnames.

Eighteen surnames of Jingchu

Wu family: Anding County. The surname is Mi. The Duke of Chu family has the Wu family.

Qu family: Linhuai County. The surname is Mi. Prince Wu of Chu was granted the title of Qu, and later became his surname. There was Qu Yuan in the Chu Dynasty, and there was Qu Tu in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, so the surname was repeated.

Xiang family: Liaoxi County. The surname is Mi. Prince Yan of Chu was granted the title of Xiangcheng, and his surname was Xiang, also known as Ji. Duke Huan of Qi destroyed Xiang, and his descendants took the country as their surname.

Lan family: Runan County. The surname is Mi. Chu Gongzi Qian was granted the title of Lan, called Lan Yin, and later took the city as his surname.

Ma family: Shanggu County. Branched from the Xiong family. Xiong Ying, a member of the Chu Gong clan, went to Qi and was given the surname Ma.

Zhong family: Yingchuan County. The surname is Mi. Zhong Jian of the Chu Gong clan was granted the title of Zhong Wu, and later became the Zhong Wu family or the Zhong family.

Zuo family: Jiyang County. The Xiong family has different surnames. After Wan Xiong, he became the prime minister, Zuo Shi, King of Chu Wei, and later became the You Zuo clan.

Jin family: Xihe County. The surname is Mi. After Jin Shang, the official of Chu Gong clan.

Jing family: Jinyang County. The surname is Mi. The Dukes of Chu's clan include Dou, Jiang, Su, Zhao, Qu, Zhuang, and Jing, all of whom have the surname Mi.

Eshi: Wuchang County. The surname Ji is derived from the surname Mi. Jin Hou Guang lived in Hubei and was named Queen of Hubei. The descendants take this as their surname. Also, Xiong Hong, the son of Chu, arrogantly called himself the Lord of E, and later became the E clan.

Zhuo family: Xihe County. The surname is Mi. Prince Zhuo of Chuwei.

Neng family: Taiyuan County. Bear differentiation. Xiong Yizi was granted the title of Kui, and his surname was Neng.

Zhuang family: Tianshui County. The surname Mi is Xiong. A descendant of King Zhuang of Chu, his posthumous surname is his surname.

Shen (Zhen) surname. Tianshui County. The surname is Mi. After Bai Yisheng, he was granted the title of Shen clan.

Ao family: Qiaojun. Zhuanxu was the master of Ao. Also derived from the surname Mi. The king of Chu, who was deposed and killed but could not become a king, was called Ao.

Jing family: Guangling County. The surname is Mi.

Hong family: Pingchang County. Department of Xiong. Hong, the eldest son of Xiongqu, the son of Chu, was the king of E, and his descendants took their father's surname as their surname.

Shangguan clan: Tianshui County. The surname is Mi. After Shangguan Zilan, a senior official of the Chu Gong clan.

The single surnames derived from the "Eighteen Surnames of Jingchu"

One hundred and forty-three single surnames

The Chu family, the Xiong family, the Fu family, the Xue family, The Wan family, the Chu family, the Dou family, the Ying family, the Cheng family, the Xu family, the Xu family, the Zu family, the Cheng family, the Qi family, the Nang family, the Ben family, the Shan family, the Lu family, the Lu family, the Xian family, and the Da family , Shen family, Side family, Pi family, Ci family, Lian family, Mo family, Wu family, Zhao family, You family, Dao family, Sheng family, Yan family, Ji family, Wei family, Yin family, Hou family, Jing family The Bing family, the Yi family, the Yi family, the Jiu family, the Zhi family, the Cheng family, the Bao family, the Chun family, the Jun family, the Yang family, the Jia family, the Huan family, the Mao family, the Wu family, the Shuang family, the Zhu family, Gao family, Ju family, Ju family, Xue family, Wen family, Chuan family, Cheng family, Pu family, Gui family, Lv family, Yan family, Zheng family, Yu family, Fen family, He family, Lie family, Jian family , Jia family, Yun family, Zu family, Du family, Cui family, Ban family, Chen family, Zhang family, Li family, Feng family, Qu family, Yan family, Wa family, Tang family, Tang family, Jiang family, Chuan family The Qi family, the Juan family, the Quan family, the Zhe family, the Quan family, the Yang family, the Bao family, the Jiao family, the Miao family, the Gou family, the Rang family, the Meng family, the Dang family, the Bai family, the Wo family, the Nao family, Kuang, Zhen, Zi, Ji, Zao, Long, Yu, Yuan, Ai, Yin, Nie, Man, Wan, Li, Wei, Zhu, Kang , Chen family, Pan family, Sun family, Shen family, Ban family, Luo family, Su family, Li family, Ye family, Luo family, Chu family, Yue family, Gou family (Gou family), Qing family, Wang family, Lu family The Yu family, the Lan family, the Mi family, the He family, the Tan family, the Yu family, the Du family, the Liu family, the Wei family, the Du family, and the Liu family.

The compound surnames derived from the "Eighteen Surnames of Jingchu"

The compound surnames are one hundred and twelve

The Douche family, the Doucheqi family, and the Douchuru family Douche's family, Douchegu's family, Doucheqiang's family, Douche's family, Douchewen's family, Doucheban's family, Douchebi's family, Weigui's family, Mimo's family, Ru'ao's family, Shu'ao's family, Du'ao's family The Jia'ao clan, the Yuejiao clan, the Baidi clan, the Sanlu clan, the Wuxiang clan, the Wucan clan, the Zhujiang clan, the Dazai clan, the Gongjian clan, the Liangchen clan, the Zuo Yin clan, the You Yin clan, and Shen Shu Clan, Shengong clan, Chu Ji clan, Chu Zong clan, Wuchen clan, Liezong clan, Zinan clan, Ziqi clan, Zigeng clan, Zixi clan, Zijian clan, Ziwu clan, Zichong clan, Zi Ji family, Zi Cheng family, Zi Qian family, Zi Yi family, Zi Mu family, Yin Qian family, Wu Gou family, Wu Yu family, Wu Yu family, Wu Yong family, Yu Tui family, She Qi family, Qingfu family, Xianglao family, Wangsun family, Chengwang family, Heigong family, Shujian family, Laidang family, Shenxian family, Yiyou family, Lisun family, Bainan family, Jibai family, Qunan family, Qimen family , Shinan family, Wu Shen family, Ying Qi family, Qi Ji family, Zhi Ru family, Bobi family, Shi Qi family, Xiong Lv family, Xiong Xiang family, Yi Xiang family, Xin Liao family, Jie Yu family, Ji family Rongshi, Zhongxiongshi, Daxinshi, Lanyinshi, Wuyinshi, Zhenyinshi, Leyinshi, Yuyinshi, Lingyinshi, Quanyinshi, Chuyinshi, Qingyinshi, Jiaoyinshi, Gongyin family, Lianyin family, Xiaoyin family, Baoshen family, Dengling family, Buliang family, Luyang family, Yueyang family, Baoqiu family, Wuqiu family, Heqiu family (Heqiu family), Xuan family Qiu family, Shangmi family, Yudou family, Yingxian family, Wu'an family, Qisi family, Tian Gong family, Baigong family, Jingyang family and Yeyang family.

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Chuzhou: During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Chuzhou belonged to Wu, Yue, Chu and other vassal states. After the unification of the Qin Dynasty, Huaiyin County was established, and part of Chuzhou belonged to Huaiyin County.

Langzhou: It was called Dingzhou in the early Tang Dynasty. In the second year of Wu Zetian Tianshou (AD 691), the land was renamed Dingzhou after the great tripod of Chu was excavated, and it led to Yunyang, Jingyang and Liquan. , Sanyuan and four counties; ten years later, they were deposed in the first year of Dading in Tang Dynasty (701 AD).

Ezhou: It has a long history. It was called "Fan State" during the reign of Emperor Yao, "Edu" during the Xia Dynasty, and "E State" during the Yin and Shang Dynasties. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it was a fiefdom of the King of E of Chu. During the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Quan was in This is called emperor.

Yuezhou: present-day Yueyang, Hunan.

Zangqi County: Four to five thousand years ago, the Turtle people lived in the vast areas on the north and south sides of the Wujiang River in the Guizhou Plateau.

Yiling County: One to two hundred thousand years ago, there were activities of "Changyang people" in the Qingjiang River Basin. The discovery of dozens of Neolithic Age sites within the territory proves that the ancestors of the Chinese nation thrived on this land seven or eight thousand years ago.

Fuling County: also known as Fuling County, Fushui Prefecture, and Fuling Prefecture. As early as 5,000 years ago, humans were inhabiting the Fuling area.

Jiujiang County: Jiujiang belonged to Jiujiang County (today's Jiujiang, Jiangxi) during the Qin Dynasty. During the Han Dynasty, it belonged to Chaisang and Xunyang counties.

Liyang County: Founded during the Chu and Han Dynasties, it was designated as a county during the Western Han Dynasty, and later as a county or a county. At that time, its jurisdiction included Changzhou City, Liyang City, Jiangsu Province, Danyang City, Yixing City, Langxi, Guangde, Anhui Province, Changxing, Zhejiang Province and other areas.

Xinfeng County: also known as Guyong State and Zhushan County. Before the Shang Dynasty, it was an important tribal country in the Han River Basin, called Yong State.

Danyang County: Danyang, also known as Runzhou and Danyang County, is a very ancient place name in my country, and the place it refers to has changed repeatedly.

Jingling County: Jingling County during the Qin and Han Dynasties was located in the northwest of Qianjiang City, Hubei Province today.

Hongnong County: Hongnong County was founded in Wuchen, the fourth year of Yuanding (113 BC), the fourth year of Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty. In the Luo, Yi, Xichuan and other river basins west of Neixiang and Yiyang in today's Henan Province, and in the areas south of Luoshui, the upper reaches of the Duchuan River, the Danjiang River basin and Huashan in Shaanxi Province.

Wuling County: Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, established the county. The administrative seat was first in Yiling (now Xupu, Hunan). Its jurisdiction included Changyang, Wufeng, Hefeng, Laifeng and other counties in southwest Hubei, and Hunan Province. West of the Yuanjiang River Basin, eastern Guizhou Province and Sanjiang, Longsheng and other places in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

Pengcheng County: Pengcheng County was originally the State of Chu during the Western Han Dynasty.

Edited by celebrities with surnames

Qu Yuan

Qu Yuan [3] (about 340 BC - about 278 BC), Mi’s surname is Qu, his given name is Ping, and his courtesy name is Yuan; Also named after Yun Zhengze, courtesy name Lingjun, Han nationality, from Danyang, Chu State at the end of the Warring States Period. A descendant of Qu Xia, the son of Xiong Tong, King of Chu Wu, and the disseminator of Huang-Lao's learning during the Warring States Period. Qu Yuan is one of China's greatest romantic poets, the earliest known poet in my country, and a world cultural celebrity. He founded the literary style of "Chu Ci" and also created the tradition of "Vanilla Beauty". Representative works include "Li Sao" and "Nine Songs".

Mi Bazi

Empress Dowager Xuan of Qin during the Warring States Period. As the concubine of King Qin's foreign vassal, she ruled Qin for thirty-six years. Although the power was finally taken back by her son, the Queen Mother still maintained her majesty and kept a male favorite in the palace. She even wanted to take her beloved "Second Master" to the underworld for burial, but her son didn't even say a word. Don't even dare to say it. She is one of the sisters of the King of Chu. Bazi is not her name, but the title she got after marrying her husband, Queen Qin Huiwen.

Mi Rong

Jun Huayang of Qin during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Xiong Brigade

That is, King Zhuang of Chu (? ~ 591 BC), the monarch of Chu during the Spring and Autumn Period. One of the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period. The surname is Mi, and the name is Lu. Also known as bear couple. During his reign (613 BC to 591 BC), he attached great importance to the selection of talents, and was assisted by Wu Shen, Su Cong, Sun Shu'ao, Zizhong and other talented civil servants and generals. In the early years of King Zhuang, a riot broke out among the nobles of Chu State, and nearby barbarians also took the opportunity to harass them. King Zhuang quelled the chaos and made some reforms in domestic affairs. Rewards and punishments were clearly defined, the ministers were in harmony, the people lived and worked in peace and contentment, and the country became increasingly powerful, laying the foundation for its hegemony. In 611 BC, King Zhuang of Chu attacked and destroyed Yong State. In 606 BC, King Zhuang defeated the Rong of Lu Hun (now in the Yichuan area of ??Henan Province), and Chen Bing aspired to the suburbs of Zhou Dynasty to show his intention to annex Zhou Dynasty. Then he defeated Chen and surrounded Zheng. When Jin sent troops to rescue Zheng, the two armies fought in Bi (now north of Zhengzhou, Henan), and the Jin army was defeated. After that, the Central Plains countries such as Lu, Zheng, Chen, and Song Dynasty successively surrendered to Chu State, and King Zhuang of Chu then dominated the Central Plains.

Bai Qi

(? - 257 BC), surnamed Mi, Bai family, named after the victory of Duke Bai, grandson of King Ping of Chu. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the Chu king arrogated the title of king, and the officials and county magistrates arrogated the title of duke. Bai Qi was the successor of Bai Gong, so he was also called Gongsun Qi. Bai Qi is known as the "Human Slaughter" and one of the four generals of the Warring States Period (the other three are Wang Jian, Lian Po and Li Mu). A famous general of the Qin State during the Warring States Period. A native of Xi (now northeast of Mei County, Baoji City, Shaanxi Province), he was another outstanding military strategist and commander in Chinese history since Sun Wu and Wu Qi.