There was a Mongolian noble named Qi Batu, who was given the name Zhao Zhongmei, and their descendants also took the surname Zhao. In ancient times, when a person was given the national surname, the e

There was a Mongolian noble named Qi Batu, who was given the name Zhao Zhongmei, and their descendants also took the surname Zhao. In ancient times, when a person was given the national surname, the entire clan considered it an honor, and all members of the clan changed their surname to the national surname, which greatly expanded the population with the Zhao surname. ③Ethnic minorities changed their surname to Zhao. With the development of history, the surname Zhao, originally a Han surname, has been replaced by Manchu, Mongolian, Hui, Buyi, Miao, Tibetan, Achang, Tujia, Korean, Yao, Zhuang, Hani, Deang, Wa, Jingpo, Oroqen, Xibo, Yi, Bai The surname Zhao is also found among the , Dai and other ethnic groups. The surname Zhao was also found among the Huns in ancient times, the Baiman tribe in Yunnan during the Tang Dynasty, and the Fat Keman tribe during the Tang Dynasty. For example, Zhao Anji from the Xiongnu in the Western Han Dynasty, Zhao Guang from the Yue people; Zhao Shanzheng from the Bai people in the Five Dynasties; Zhao Guobao from the Mongolian people in the Yuan Dynasty, Zhao Agechang from the Tibetan people; Zhao Ruifeng from the Yao people in the Southern Song Dynasty; Zhao Keguang, Zhao Rongzheng, Zhao Rongzhang from the Zhuang people in the Qing Dynasty, etc. After the Revolution of 1911, the Manchu Aixinjueluo family, Xitala family, Ayanjueluo family, Juercha family, Irgenjueluo family, Atajueluo family, Zhaojia family, Ezhuo family, Meng'eluo family, etc. Some people changed their surname to Zhao. In addition, many people in history changed their surname to Zhao due to reasons such as avoiding trouble, in-laws, adoption, or marrying into another family.