Sun Yat-sen, Sun Wu, and Sun Quan are members of the same family. Is this rumor true?

Sun

1. There are three sources

1. Coming from the surname Ji, he is a descendant of Uncle Kang, the king of Wei. According to the "Yuan He Surname Usurpation", Uncle Kang, the eighth son of King Wen of Zhou Dynasty, was the king of Wei State. His ninth grandson was named Huisun. Huisun had a grandson named Wu Zhong. Wu Zhong was named after his grandfather, which was Sun. Shi. Therefore, he was also called Sun Zhong. Sun Zhong's descendants have lived in Jijun for generations and are the Sun family of Henan.

2. It comes from the surname Mi, after Sun Shuao, the magistrate of Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period. Sun Shu'ao was in the Chu Kingdom

Qi Si was named Sun Shu. When he was the governor of Chu, he taught the people and made great contributions to the development of water conservancy. He won the support of the Chu people, and his descendants regarded him as The given name is Mingshi, also known as Sunshi.

3. Comes from the surname Gui. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the son of Li Gong of Chen (the country with the surname Gui granted by King Wu of Zhou after he destroyed the Shang Dynasty) was named Chen Wan. After he fled to Qi due to some incident, he changed his surname to Tian. A state official, he was given the surname Sun by Qi Jinggong for his meritorious service. Later, there was civil strife in Qi, and Sun Shu's descendants fled to Wu. Wu general Sun Wu followed him. It is the Sun family of Shandong.

2. Migration distribution

The Sun family comes from the surname Ji and has lived in Ji County for generations. The Sun family, who came from Anle, fled to the state of Wu during the reign of Sun Wu. One group of his descendants stayed in Taiyuan, one group moved to Qinghe, and another group moved to Jiacheng, Ruzhou. During the Tang Dynasty, the Sun family from the Central Plains immigrated to Fujian twice. Before the Tang Dynasty, the Sun family lived in Chenliu, Henan. During the reign of Emperor Xizong of the Tang Dynasty, Sun Li settled in Ningdu, Jiangxi. It was passed down to Sun Chengshi and moved to Hetian, Changting, Fujian. His descendant Sun Yousong moved to Zijin County, Guangdong, and then Sun Dianchao moved to Cuiheng Village. Sun Dianchao was the great ancestor of Sun Yat-sen. His grandson Sun Jingxian had three sons: the eldest son Dengda, the second son Xuecheng, and the third son Guancheng. He married Mrs. Yang and gave birth to three sons: the eldest son Deyou, the second son Dezhang, and the third son Deming. Deming is Mr. Sun Yat-sen, China’s great revolutionary forerunner. According to relevant records, the Sun family in Taiwan are all from Quanzhou, Fujian, and the Sun family in Quanzhou moved from Guangzhou in the late Tang Dynasty. The Sun family is not only widely distributed in China, but also has many Chinese in many overseas countries.

3. Jun Wangtang No.

Tang No.

"Pingzhi Hall": Because Sun Shuao governed the Chu State so that the people were rich and the country was strong.

"Le'an Hall": Tian Shu was granted the title of Le'an because of his meritorious service in defeating Ju.

"Fuchuntang": The great military strategist Sun Wu brought his 13 pieces of art of war to the King of Wu, and the King of Wu used him as a general. He led troops to the west to defeat the powerful Chu, and to the north to defeat Qi and Lu, with great military exploits. The King of Wu granted him the title of Fuchun, because he was called Fuchun Hall and had the same clan as Le'an Hall.

"Yingxue Hall": Sun Kang, the imperial censor in the Jin Dynasty, was poor when he was a child and could not afford oil to light a lamp. It snowed heavily in the winter. He read in the yard against the snow light and finally became a master. Got a name.

Jun Wang

Ji Jun: Jin established a county. This branch of the Sun family is where the Sun family has lived for generations, and where the clan of Sun Deng, a famous hermit in Jin Dynasty, is located.

Chenliu County: a county established in the Western Han Dynasty. The place of governance is Chenliu.

Taiyuan County: The county was established during the Warring States Period during the reign of King Zhuangxiang of Qin Dynasty. This branch of the Sun family is a branch of the Fuchun Sun family, and its founder is Sun Fu, the 11th generation of Sun Ming.

Le'an County: a county established in the Eastern Han Dynasty. This branch of the Sun family is the clan of Sun Wu, the sage of military strategists.

Fuchun County: Qin established the county. This Sun family is a branch of the Sun family in Le'an, and its founder is Sun Ming, the second son of Sun Wu.

4. Family Genealogy Certificate

Hebei: Four volumes of the Sun family genealogy, Four volumes of the Sun family genealogy of Ningjin and Jin Dynasties,

Jiangsu: Sun family’s continued genealogy Twenty volumes, six volumes of Sun's genealogy, ten volumes of Yingxuetang's Sun's genealogy, thirteen volumes of Sun's genealogy,

Ten volumes of Sun's genealogy, ten volumes of Sun's genealogy, Fu Chunsun family genealogy

Twelve volumes of genealogy of Sun family in Changshu. Genealogy of Changshu family is not divided into volumes

Zhejiang: Sun family in Meidong family genealogy in one volume, Sun family in Shicheng in three volumes, Sun family in Yaojiang Two volumes of Shicheng, Sun family genealogy

Fang genealogy is not divided into volumes, one volume of Sun family genealogy in Sinking, and eighteen volumes of Sun family genealogy in Yangchuan

Anhui: Xuanchifu Ten volumes of Chun Sun family genealogy, Xin'an Sun family genealogy without dividing into volumes, ten volumes of Shouzhou Sun family genealogy

Guangdong: four volumes of Sun family genealogy, thirty volumes of Yaxian Sun family genealogy

The Sun family genealogy is not divided into volumes, the Sun family lineage is not divided into volumes, the Sun family genealogy is in four volumes, the Sun family genealogy in Yanzhuang is in twenty-four volumes, and the Sun family genealogy is in ten volumes

The genealogy of generations is not divided into volumes, and the Zhuyuan Sun family genealogy is in sixteen volumes

5. Historical celebrities

Sun Wu: a great military strategist in the late Spring and Autumn Period, a native of Qi State, who applied the principle of mutual reinforcement and restraint of the five elements. The principles were compiled into "Sun Tzu's Art of War", which became a grand military ceremony with guiding significance for wars at that time and even in the future.

Sun Bin: a military strategist during the Warring States Period and a descendant of Sun Wu. He was assassinated by Pang Juan and tortured, so he was called Sun Bin and wrote "Sun Bin's Art of War".

Sun Zhongmou: Sun Quan, the founder of the Wu Kingdom during the Three Kingdoms period, was a man of great talent and strategy, and was extremely brave. Later generations said that "having a son should be like Sun Zhongmou."

Sun Simiao: A famous medical scientist in the early Tang Dynasty. He wrote "Qianjin Prescription" and "Qianjin Wing Prescription". Later generations respected him as the King of Medicine.

Sun Yang: A native of the Spring and Autumn Period, he was the first person named Sun to appear in history books. He was famous for his good fortune in looking at horses. Later generations also used the word "Bole" to express a person's ability to know others. .

Sun Qifeng: A famous Confucian scholar in the early Qing Dynasty. He is as famous as Li Zhe and Huang Zongxi, and is also known as the "Three Great Confucians in the Early Qing Dynasty". Sun Yunqiu, author of "Reading the Essentials of Yi": An optical instrument manufacturer during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, he created 70 kinds of optical instruments such as observation micromirrors and night mirrors. He was the first independent manufacturer of telescopes among Chinese people.

The "Sun" family's root-seeking tour

Tour route one:

The birthplace of the Sun family with the surname Ji - Ji County

Sun family Wu Zhong, the ancestor of Wu Zhong, took the name of his grandfather Ji Huisun as his surname, forming the earliest Sun surname. But now there are no remains found in Puyang City related to the ancestor of the Sun family.

Birthplace of Sun Shuao One of the birthplaces of the Sun surname (Huaibin County, Xinyang City, Henan Province)

Huaibin is an important birthplace of Chu culture. Sun Shuao, a famous Prime Minister of Chu State and one of the ancestors of the Sun surname, who was known as "the first upright official" in history, was born here. This is also the birthplace of the Sun surname. Except for a newly built statue of Sun Shuao in the county in recent years, the relics related to the origin of the Sun surname here have long been wiped out

Yaowang Mountain (Yao County, Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province)

The original name of Yaowang Mountain is Wutai Mountain. It is the secluded place of Sun Simiao, a medical scientist in the Tang Dynasty. It was named because Sun Simiao was revered as the "King of Medicine" by the people. Later generations built temples and erected monuments here to commemorate Sun Simiao, forming numerous cultural attractions.

Tour 2:

Sun Wu Temple (Guangrao County, Zibo City, Shandong Province)

Sun Wu, a native of Qi during the Warring States Period, was famous for his military skills. His "The Art of War" was regarded by later generations of military strategists as a magic weapon for conquering cities and territories, and it has been spread all over the world. Its strategies and tactics are also used in modern high-level warfare in various places. Sun Wu Temple was built in the northwest corner of Guangrao County, Shandong Province, Sun Wu's hometown. This is a typical classical northern courtyard with a strict and well-organized structure and stores Sun Wu's life information. The main hall of the Guandi Temple, which was built in the Southern Song Dynasty (1128) in the northernmost part of Sunwu Temple, is the only existing wooden building from the Song Dynasty in Shandong Province.

Sun Quan’s Tomb in Meihuashan (Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province)

Meihuashan was originally called Sunlinggang, also called the Tomb of King Wu. It was named after Sun Quan of the Eastern Wu Dynasty was buried here. Later, it became famous all over the world for its plum blossoms all over the mountains and fields, and was renamed Meihua Mountain. According to research, Sun Quan and Sun Yat-sen were both descended from the Sun family in Fuchun, and both were descendants of Sun Wu. With this relationship, it is not difficult to explain why Sun Yat-sen chose Purple Mountain near Meihua Mountain as his final destination.

Longmen Town - the settlement place of Sun Quan’s descendants and the hometown of Sun Quan in Wangzhou (Fuyang City, Zhejiang Province)

Fuyang was the commander-in-chief of the Sun family, and its ancient name was Fuchun. According to the genealogy record of the Fuchun Sun family, the Fuchun Sun family is a descendant of Sun Wu, a famous military strategist in the Spring and Autumn Period, and a prominent family in the south of the Yangtze River. During the reign of King Zhou Yuan, Sun Ming, the eldest grandson of Sun Wu, was granted the title of Marquis of Fuchun and became the founder of the Fuchun Sun clan. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Sun Zhong, the 20th generation descendant of Sun Wu, lived in seclusion in Sunzhou, Fuchun, and made a living by growing melons. Later, through the hard work of his descendants Sun Jian, Sun Ce, Sun Quan and his son, they finally emerged in Jiangdong and established the Three Kingdoms. The Wu Kingdom divided the world.

Longmen Town in Fuyang City is the settlement of descendants of Sun Quan, Emperor of the Eastern Wu Dynasty. Currently, more than 90% of the more than 1,600 households in the town are members of the Sun clan. Most of the buildings in the town still retain the architectural style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, which is rare in Jiangnan. With the proliferation of the Sun family, the halls, courtyards, and corridors were expanded and connected layer by layer, like a maze. Yuqingtang, the ancestral hall of the Sun family, has witnessed the rise and fall of the Sun family in Fuchun over the past century. Whether it is production, belief, marriage, etiquette, or customs, today's Longmen Town still retains the legacy of Soochow.

Wangzhou, adjacent to the southwest of Longmen Town, is the hometown of Sun Quan. Wangzhou was originally called Sunzhou, but it was renamed Wangzhou after Sun Quan, Emperor Wu. Sun Quan's grandfather, Sun Zhong, once made a career out of growing melons here. Today, the legendary ten acres of "male melon field" and the inscriptions describing Sun Quan's anecdotes are still preserved here, as well as the ancestral temple built by Sun Quan's descendants and the "Sun Family Genealogy" that has been continued from generation to generation. The first page of the genealogy is Sun Quan's portrait.

Answer: KBWANGJIE001 - Tongsheng Level 10-27 15:48

First there are those surnamed Zu, then there are those surnamed Father, then there are those surnamed Gong, and then there are those surnamed Gong, and then there are those surnamed Gong. Son, finally there was someone named Sun, and then there was someone named Zeng

Answer: ls6837538 - Probation Level 10-29 15:45

Ancient Zhou Dynasty There was a royal family named Ji He who gave birth to a son named Huisun. Huisun was granted the title and used the products of "Qi", which is now Puyang City, Henan Province. Huisun's descendants respected Huisun and took his name "Sun" as their surname. It was passed down from generation to generation and became the majority of Sun surnames. In addition, in the Zhou Dynasty, there was a man named "Shu" in Qi State. He had made great achievements in war. Qi Jinggong gave him the surname Sun, and he was called Sun Shu. Sun Shu's became another major branch of Sun's. The ancestors of the surname Sun are as follows: [Sun Wu] Descendants of Sun Shu. The author of "The Art of War" is now highly respected by people all over the world. During his lifetime, Sun Wu led troops to fight and was invincible. [Sun Bin] Sun Wu's grandson wrote "Sun Bin Bin Fa", which was not unearthed until this century. During his lifetime, Sun Bin was murdered by his classmate Pang Juan. He was tortured and had his kneecaps dug out, and was imprisoned. Later, he escaped to take revenge and feel proud. [Sun Simiao] A famous medical scientist in the Tang Dynasty who wrote "A Thousand Gold Prescriptions".