Manchu, a native of Liaoyang City, Liaoning Province, is a native of Zhenglanqi. His surname is Bai. There was a civil servant in the late Qing Dynasty. The specific name will not be revealed. = _ = W

Manchu, a native of Liaoyang City, Liaoning Province, is a native of Zhenglanqi. His surname is Bai. There was a civil servant in the late Qing Dynasty. The specific name will not be revealed. = _ = What was my original surname? There are three main Bai families in Liaoyang Manchu:

1. Most descendants of Liaoyang in Bayeurte belong to Zhengbaiqi. Their ancestors came from the Tebar Tiger in Burja (now in the area of Delpur town, north of Rumbel). In the early years of Qing Emperor Kangxi, they went south to join the Qing court. Initially, he was assigned to work in Shengjing Zhenghongqi Mongolian Zuo Ling and Du Jinglu Niu. In the twenty-fourth year of Jiaqing, he moved to Guantun on the north bank of Taizi River in the east of Liaoyang City to correct the white flag. At that time, there were five brothers in the family who were the ancestors of the Bayeurte family in Liaoyang today, called "five grandfathers": the eldest son "Bayanchi"; The second son "big picture"; The third son "Fei Yatu"; The fourth son "Astatu"; The fifth son "Kusulai". The descendants of my great-grandfather and my second great-grandfather lived in the west street and east street of Gaolizhai. The descendants of grandpa three and grandpa four live in Guantun, the township boundary of Xidayao. The descendants of the fifth great grandfather live in Yanzhou Chengtun. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, a famous anti-Japanese hero, General Bai Yihua, was born in this family. He was the head of the Eighth Route Army 10 Regiment and died heroically in 194 1. Today, the descendants of Bayeurte's family thrive and live in Liaoyang, Jinzhou, Shenyang and other places. Most of them are surnamed Bai, and some are surnamed Ba.

2. Most descendants of Bal Hu Ba Yala Liaoyang belong to the Yellow Flag, and their ancestors came from Gurkha in Beihai (now Sukhbaatar Mongolia * * and Qiketu). In 3 1 year, Emperor Kangxi led two brothers, "Wuji Xiha" and "Jipkada", to move south to join the Qing court, where they were received by Emperor Kangxi and were named hereditary assistant ministers of Balhu. The following year, he was sent to Xingjing Xiuyan County. After five years of Qianlong, the fourth ancestor "Forrest Gump" was ordered to transfer to Liaoyang to work and live in the Tatar Camp in Shoushan Township, Liaoyang County. Therefore, today the Hubabayala Bai people in Liaoyang and the Hubabayala Bai people in Xiuyan County belong to the same family. There are also many celebrities in the descendants of this family, such as Bai and Bai Zhongyu, famous poets in Liaoyang in the late Qing Dynasty.

3. Most descendants of Bayan Liaoyang in Baishan belong to Manchuria with Baiqi. Their ancestors came from Changbai Mountain. In the early years of Qing Shunzhi, they went to Beijing and lived in Qianchang Hutong. When the third ancestor "Sid" arrived, this branch moved back to the northeast, and its descendants settled in Liaoyang, because they were promoted to the general office and official residence of the government office of Xiangbai Banner School in Liaoyang. Family ancestors lived in Wang Baotai, 30 miles southeast of Liaoyang City, and their descendants had a large population. They lived in Xincheng, Balizhuang, Yanglinzi, Lishantun, Datong Gou, Ant Bee Bubble and other places, and some migrated to other places. After the Republic of China, they took China's surname Bai. Bai Yongzhen (1867- 1944), the eighth grandson, was the director of the comprehensive literature and art department of Liaoyang county during the Beiyang government. Later, he edited Fengtian Tongzhi together with the famous historian Jin Yufu, and also edited books such as Liaoyang County Records and Tiesha Mountain Records. He was a famous historian in People's Republic of China (PRC)'s time.

In addition, the white surnames of Liaoyang Manchu include Wusu, Nala and Xibo Bayara.

Which family is your white surname from? It needs more detailed clues.