How to pronounce Kun's pinyin?

It means jade is like a ring; Also known as surname, for example, in the Han Dynasty, there was Yue. The stroke order of Chinese characters is: horizontal, horizontal, vertical, lifting, vertical, horizontal, horizontal/horizontal hook, horizontal, vertical hook, horizontal, vertical hook, left hook, left hook, left hook, left hook, left hook, right hook, ** 17 drawing.

The surname Kun and Mi are homologous, and the city name is Shi. During the Spring and Autumn Period, a hero of Wei State was named Count of Miyi by Wei, which was known in history. Mibo's descendants take Mibo as their surname. According to the "Preface to the Old Genealogy of Liang Shi in Jiangshan, Zhejiang", it is easy to satisfy the imperial brushwork of the Jin and Yuan emperors.

Misguided by the simplification of "drama" and "certificate" into "drama" and "certificate" respectively, Qu's surname was once wrongly written as "Qu". Now the people of the whole country have responded to the call of adhering to cultural self-confidence, applied to the public security organs to change their surnames, and successfully restored Qu's surnames.

The Migration and Distribution of Kunshi

According to relevant historical records, all Qu clan members in the Central Plains moved from Shanxi in the 18th year of Ming Hongwu. In the Ming Dynasty, three brothers settled in Jiyuan, Meng and Bo 'ai counties in Henan Province and thrived. There is a ditch in Meng County, Jiaozuo, Henan Province, almost all of which are surnames.

There are more than 2,000 people named Kun in Baishan Village, Baishan Town, Boai County. There is a surname in Qiangzi Road Village, Dachengzi Town, Miyun County, Beijing. There are many surnames in Yangcheng, Shanxi. There are many place names in Luojia Village, Hejia Town, Changshan County, Zhejiang Province, and Wan Wan Town, Zaoyang City, Hubei Province. Daming county, Handan City, Hebei Province, has a surname of more than 200 people. In Qitun Village, Handan City, Hebei Province, all the original villagers were named Qitun, with about 2,000 people.