Who is Pan's ancestor?

Pan's surname originates from Yao's surname, and is an ancient descendant, taking the country as his surname. According to historical records and China's surname, he was born in Yao ruins, and his capital was established in (now Yanqing, Beijing) because of his surname "Yao".

Later, Pandi was moved to Xingping, Shaanxi. In Shang Dynasty, the descendants of Shun Di established Pan Guozi, which was destroyed by Zhou Wenwang at the end of Shang Dynasty, and later people took the country as their surname.

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Migration distribution

During the Han Dynasty, Pan Bei moved to Zhongmou, Xingyang (now Henan Province). During the Three Kingdoms period, he took Zuo Xu, a chronological book presented by the Eastern Han Dynasty, as his ancestor, and developed vigorously in Xingyang County, becoming a famous family. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Pan Gan moved to Liyang, Jiangsu Province because he was an official. Pan Gan is the ancestor here.

In the Jin Dynasty, Sun Pan, a descendant of Xu Pan, was appointed as the prefect of Guangzong and settled in Guangzong (now Wei County, Hebei Province). Later, it developed into the second largest county in Pan's history, and some people of Pan moved to Guangdong during this period.

In the Song Dynasty, after the festival, people moved to Guangdong and Yunnan. The ancestors of Korean Panshi all moved from Putian, Fujian. According to the "Puyang Panshi Genealogy" written by Zhu, a Dali scholar in the Song Dynasty, he entered Fujian in two years and settled in Putian, Fujian.

Today, Pan clan people are widely distributed, especially in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui, Shandong, Guangdong, Inner Mongolia, Henan, Sichuan, Hubei and other provinces, accounting for more than 69% of Pan Shi's population.

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