Where do the descendants of Qi people go?

It should have spread to all parts of the country, or even all over the world. I will just use the surnames handed down from Qi at that time as an example to explain:

The surname Cha is one of the Chinese surnames. 1. Ranked 397th in "One Hundred Surnames". One is from the Jiang family, a descendant of Emperor Yan. In the Spring and Autumn Period of Qi State, Qi Qinggong's son was granted the title of "Huan", and his descendants took the title as their surname and became the surname "Huan". Later, the word "木" was removed and the surname became "Cha". The second is from the surname Mi. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the chief officials of the Chu State were granted the title of Chayi, and their descendants took their surnames from the place of the city. In the Western Han Dynasty, they were mainly distributed in Linzi County, which is now Linzi District, Shandong Province.

The ancient custom spread by the Zha family ranks 171st on the current surname list, with a population of about 1.03 million, accounting for about 0.0054 of the total population of the country. The surname Zha started from the surname Zhayan in the Spring and Autumn Period and has a history of 2600 to 700 years. A tribe with such an ancient surname has experienced many vicissitudes. Due to various reasons, their descendants are now scattered across the country and even around the world.

Looking at the spread and migration of people with surnames, there are no clear records in each surname book, making it difficult for us to fully grasp the historical trajectory of their reproduction and migration. According to some information contained in "Hundred Surnames of the County" and "A Study of Surnames", the Cha family lived in the present-day Shandong, Shanxi, and Henan areas for a long period of time from the Spring and Autumn Period to the Han Dynasty, and flourished. Large population. From the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties to the Sui and Tang Dynasties, talents with the surname Zha moved southward to Jiangsu, Anhui, Jiangxi and other places. It is clearly recorded in the history books that during the Five Dynasties, Zha Wenhui was known as the military pillar of the Southern Tang Dynasty. Later, he surrendered to Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin with the Southern Tang Dynasty and lived in Xiuning, Shezhou (now part of Anhui). After his grandson Zha Dao became an official, his family moved to Hailing (now Taizhou, Jiangsu) and became a prominent family in Hailing. During the Southern Song Dynasty, Hailing became the place of confrontation between the Jin Kingdom and the Southern Song Dynasty. Some people with the surname Cha moved to the south of the Yangtze River to avoid war. After that, with the continuation of the war and the large-scale invasion of the south by the Yuan army, which started in exchange for gold, people with the Cha surname scattered throughout the south. People with the Cha surname have settled in Zhejiang, Hubei, Hunan, Fujian, Guangdong and other places today. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, war was raging in central and eastern China, and people were displaced. Many people fled to southern and southwestern provinces. In the early Ming Dynasty, the Shanxi Cha surname was one of the surnames of the people who migrated to Hongdong's big locust tree, and was moved to Henan, Shandong, Beijing, Tianjin and other places today. After the middle of the Ming Dynasty, some people with the Cha surname from the coast moved to Taiwan, and then spread to various Southeast Asian countries. After the Qing Dynasty, the distribution of the surname Cha further expanded across the country, with people with the surname Cha settling in the northwest and northeastern areas. When Chiang Kai-shek was defeated and retreated to Taiwan in 1949, many people with the Cha surname from Jiangsu and Zhejiang crossed the sea to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. Nowadays, people with the surname Cha are distributed almost all over the country. According to the "Genealogy of the Cha Family" written by Duchang and Xingzi of Jiangxi Province, roughly according to the early lineage (the generations listed in it are based on the generations of the "Genealogy of the Cha Family" of Duchang and Xingzi of Jiangxi Province, which may be different from other sources). The family tree has different generations) as clues to describe the migration routes of the few people with the surname Cha in a few large settlements. Some of these information are clearly recorded in the genealogical genealogy map, some are recorded in the genealogy's "Migration Catalog" and "Old Genealogical Geography"; some are searched in relevant information and have been correspondingly confirmed.

Zha Yan from the 1st to the 4th generation lived in Chayi, Jiyang, which belonged to the State of Lu and is now in Shandong. Detailed address to be determined.

The fifth Xu Chen to the eighth Xu Tong lived in the Jin Dynasty (all were officials in the Jin Dynasty. Xu Chen got the land in Xianmao, which is now the Yicheng area of ??Shanxi Province; the genealogy records that Xu Tong settled in the original city) .

The twelfth generation Zha He lived in Jiyang, Qidong (named Jiyang Bo, where he lived was granted the title).

In the 13th generation, Chazhong lived in Zhuolu County (now Zhuo County, Hebei Province).

My younger brother Zhayi moved to Hejian (southeast of today's Xian County, Hebei Province).

Di Charen moved to Hedong (now southwestern Shanxi).

In the 21st generation, Zha Zhong lived in Jiyang (he was granted the title of Jiyang Bo, where he lived was granted the title).

In the 29th generation, Zha Chunling moved from Danyang, Runzhou (now Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province) to Ruoluyuan, Jiujiang (now Jiujiang County, Jiangxi Province).

Zha Yihong, the 30th generation, moved from Jiujiang to Jining Prefecture, Yanzhou Prefecture (today's Jining City, Shandong Province).

Zha Yanzhao, the 36th generation, moved from Jining Prefecture to Gaoyou Prefecture (today's Gaoyou City, Jiangsu Province).

Zha Yizu of the 37th generation moved from Gaoyou to Shezhou Huangdun (now northeast of Tunxi District, Huangshan City, Anhui Province and on the north bank of Xin'an River, belonging to Tunguang Town. In ancient times, it was the west water and land transportation hub of She County), and he was the founder of Cha Yizu. His surname is Xin'an Tong.

In the 38th generation, Zha Sheyu moved from Shezhou to Danyang.

In the 39th generation, Cha Yi (also known as Wenjie, one says Zhongyi) moved to Jiujiang from Shezhou (one says he came from Danyang).

The 81st Cha Shaolin (named Wenchun) lived in Xingzi County, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province

His younger brother Cha Wei (named Wenxi) became an official and moved to Jiudu, Jingxian County, Xuancheng. Zhenshan is the ancestor of the surname Zha in present-day Jingxian County, Anhui Province.

In the genealogy records, the Yi and Wei migrations are the first major branch of the migration of people with the surname Zha. The following describes the Cha Yi branch:

The 41st Cha Cunyi moved from Jiujiang to Xuancheng, Anhui.

Zha Ying, the 44th generation, moved from Xuancheng to Huangdun, Shezhou, Anhui due to the Huangchao Rebellion.

The fourth and fifth generation brothers Zha Shiyi, Zha Shirang, and Zha Shixu (known as the "Three Masters" in the genealogy) were from different places of origin, and later developed into the ancestors of many Zha surnames.

In the genealogy records, the migration of the "Three Divisions" is the second major branch of the migration of people with the surname Zha. The current branch description is:

Zha Shiyi branch

The fourth and fifth generations of Master Zha lived in Shezhou.

The 46th generation Zha Zongru, also known as Chang. He moved to Xiuning, Anhui, and became the first ancestor of the Xiuning surname.

Zha Wenhui, the 47th generation, lived in Xuanzhou, Anhui (now Xuancheng City, Anhui). There are also records that he still lived in Xiuning, Anhui. After his death, he was posthumously named Duke Xuan. It is speculated that the former statement may be more accurate. Suspense awaits examination).

My younger brother Cha Wenzheng moved from Xiuning, Anhui to Wuyuan, Jiangxi, and was the ancestor of the Cha family who first moved to Wuyuan (the genealogy records that his tomb is in Chagong Mountain, Wuyuan).

My younger brother Cha Wenbin moved from Xiuning, Anhui to Qiantang County, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, and was the ancestor of the Qiantang Cha surname.

In genealogy records, the "Sanwen" migration is the third major branch of the migration of people with the surname Zha.

The 49th generation Zha Dao (Sun Wenhui) moved to Hailing (now Taizhou, Jiangsu) after becoming an official, and was the first ancestor of the Zha surname in Taizhou.

Zha Yongzhi (Zha Daozi) moved from Xiuning to Fengshan, Wuyuan (he succeeded Zha Wenzheng and was descended from Zha Zhen).

Zha Qingzhi moved to Jiangling and then to Taizhou.

The fifth generation Zha Quan (the fifth generation grandson of Zha Yuanfang) moved from Xiuning, Anhui to Guixi, Fuliang, Jiangxi. His descendant Liu Er, Zha Li Ke, took his sons Jing San and Jing Si from Fuliang across the Dajiang River and moved to Sichang River in Anqing Prefecture.

Zha Jing moved to Tongling, Chizhou.

Zha Jingsan had six sons who were called "Liu Xing" and had different origins:

Zha Xingyi moved from Sichang River to Huojiashan, Huaining County, Anhui, and became Huojiashan, Hailuoshan, Cha The ancestor of the surname Jiawancha was moved to.

Zha Xing'er moved from Sichang River to Qinglonggang, Taihu County, Anhui Province, and was the ancestor of the Zha surname in Xiao'an Mountain and Wangjiang Liangquan Peishan in Taihu.

Zha Xingsan moved from Sichang River to Xiaohukou of Taihu Lake in Anhui Province, and was the ancestor of the Cha surname of Xiaohuhe and Luopi Ban.

Zha Xingsi moved from Sichang River to the west of Susong City, Anhui Province, and was the ancestor of the Cha surname from Heiyang River, Datangjiao and Dahu Chajiaban.

Zha Xingwu moved from Sichang River to Xiaochi of Taihu Lake in Anhui Province, and was the ancestor of the surname Zha who moved to Chajiaqiao and Qianshan Boundary Stones in Taihu Lake.

Zha Xingliu moved from Sichang River to Qianshan County, Anhui (doubtful).

In the 52nd year, it was verified that in the first year of Jingkang of the Huan Song Dynasty (1126), at the age of Bingwu, soldiers moved from Xiuning, Anhui via Wuyuan to Fenning, Henan Province (now Xiushui, Jiangxi Province) to carry grain pits in Chongxiang. This is the ancestor who moved the surname Xiushui today.

Zha Yuanchang, also known as Jiuwan, moved to Yi County, Anhui Province during the Southern Song Dynasty, and was the ancestor of the Zha surname in Yi County.

Zha Zongwei moved from Taihu to Wangjiang County, Anhui.

Zha Yanxin moved from Fuliang to Luoboban, Taihu Garden, Anhui.

In the 57th and 57th generations of the Chawen Hui people, many people moved from Anhui to Poyang, Jiangxi, and they were not in the same place. For example:

Zha Xun moved to Gutian, Cha Xiang moved to Jiaoshanqian, Cha Ze moved to Fenhu, Zha Zhong moved to Data Village, Huairen Township, and Cha Yong moved to Beizhu Lake.

Zha Gu moved to Guixi, Fuliang.

Chahe moved to the mountains behind Raocheng (now Poyang, formerly Raozhou).

Che Ji moved in front of the wine shop in Raocheng.

Zha Yunlong and Zha Yingchen moved from Fengshan, Wuyuan to Jiangyin and Wuxi counties.

Zha Yiyu moved from Wuyuan to Fengshan to Jiangyin.

Zha Dawu moved from Haining to Hangzhou.

Zha Zhili moved from Haining to Shiting, Hangzhou Prefecture.

Zha Liusan moved from Wuyuan to Guangzhou (now Huangchuan County, Henan).

Zha Li moved to Yanqian from Fengshan Mountain in Wuyuan.

Zha Shunxing (descendant of Yi) moved to Xiushan Pass of Lujiang River, and was the first ancestor of the Cha surname in Lujiang.

The 64th Cha Fajie (origin of Yuan Xiu) moved from Yanqian, Wuyuan, Jiangxi to Baimei Township, Songyang, Anqing, Anhui (anciently known as Baiyun Mountain, Tongcheng) in the late Yuan Dynasty. He was the first ancestor of the Cha surname in Baiyun Mountain.

Zha Guozheng moved from Baiyun Township to Qianshan County.

Cha applied for a job and moved from Baiyun Township to Xia Tang.

Chaxuepu was moved from Baiyun Township to Wuwei Prefecture.

Zha Anxiang moved from Fengshan to Tuokou.

Cha Bida (original from Yuan Dynasty) moved from Wuyuan to Taqiancha Village in Dejiudu.

Zha Wanba, the Sixth Second Emperor, moved from Xiuning, Anhui to Baishishan, Xishui, Hubei in the Jiazi year of Taiding in the Yuan Dynasty (1324), and was the first ancestor of the Zha surname in Xishui.

The Sixty-Fourth Cha Buddhist Envoy (Wan Qi Sun) moved from Xiuning, Anhui to Chajiashan, Hubei, and was the first ancestor of the Cha surname in Qichun.

The sixth and fifth generation Zha Yu (the eighteenth generation grandson of Zha Wenzheng) moved from Wuyuan, Jiangxi to Zhajiaqiao, Longshan, Yuanhuali, Haining, Zhejiang, and was the first ancestor of the Zha surname in Haining.

The Sixth and Sixth Dynasties found out that during the Hongwu Dynasty, he moved from Changshu to Henglin, and he was the first ancestor of the movement. His sixth grandson Chaqin moved to Chajiawan, Jiaoxi Town, Wujin District, Changzhou City.

Zha Chenglu’s great-grandfather moved to Jiangyin from Wuyuan County. Chenglu first lived in Huashu in the Yuan Dynasty. His descendants now live in Zhaxu Lane, Hudai Bridge, Beizhao Jiuqu Bridge, and Qishan in Huashu, Jiangyin. In Zhajiayan and other places, Zha Chenglu was respected as the first mover.

Zha Shi was assigned to one branch:

Zha Shi was assigned to Li Keyong (856-908, a general in the late Tang Dynasty and a member of the Shatuo tribe. His son Li Cunxu destroyed the Later Liang and established the Later Tang Dynasty. (respecting him as Taizu) deputy general, he moved with his lord from Shezhou to Tufanhari outside the Gansu-Shaanxi border (some say it was in Northern Yan, Sanhan and other places, but the current address is unknown). There is no contemporary record of the reproduction of his descendants.

Zha Shixu's branch:

The fourth and fifth generations of Zha Shixu moved from Shezhou to Zhajia City, Long'anli, Xingzi, Jiangxi Province due to Liu Yanzhang's Fendang Rebellion. They were the first to move with the surname of Xingzi Zha. Ancestor.

The descendants of Zha Guangqian, the 48th generation, moved from Xingzi to Hukou County in Jiangxi, Guangzhou in Henan, and Susong in Anhui.

Zha Guangcan moved from Xingzi to Guangzhou (now Huangchuan County, Henan).

Zha Guangyi moved from Xingzi to Lucheng, Jianchang County (now Yongxiu County, Jiangxi Province).

Zha Guangwei is from Shiqi, Ning County.

Zha Xitai moved from Xingzi to Wucheng (now Yongxiu County, Jiangxi).

Zha Gui moved from Xingzi Longan to Ganquan Township in Dehua County (now Jiujiang County, Jiangxi Province).

Zha Yongshou moved from Dehua to Taokou.

Zha Xuelong lived in Hukou as a tourist from Taokou.

Well inspection mud was moved from Xingzi Shixi to Guangdong Province.

Zha Yunqing (son of Zha Guangyi) moved from Xingzi Long'an to Shangxiatang and Chiansong, Lucheng, Jianchang County.

Zha Runyi moved from Jianchang to Lucheng to Shanxi Province.

Zha Chen moved from Shanxi to the foot of Gaotong Mountain.

In the 49th generation, Zha Zhenghua (the eldest son of Zha Guangji) moved from Xingzi to Duchang, Jiangxi Province, and became the Zha Family Road in Duchang, Jiangxi Province today.

The Cha family name moved to other places such as Sanchagang Road. Ancestor. Their descendants who migrated out of the county include:

Zha Shizuo and Zha Xiante moved from Zhajiadao, Duchang, to Santang, Yuqian County.

Zha Xianxu moved to Dexing County from Zhajiadao, Duchang.

Zha Guangji and his sons Zha Xianshan and Zha Xianhai moved from Zhajiadao, Duchang, to Taihu County, Anqing Prefecture.

Zha Xian'an, his sons Zha Xiuguo and Zha Xiuzhi moved from Zhajiadao, Duchang, to Longyou County, Quzhou Prefecture, Zhejiang Province.

Zha Xiuqin, Zha Xiuse, and Zha Xiusheng moved from Zhajiadao in Duchang to Anren County (now southeast of Hunan Province).

Zha Yingqu moved from Anren County to Niutouyuan, Yugan County, Jiangxi Province.

Zha Xiufu and Zha Xiugui moved from Zhajiadao in Duchang to Dongxiang County to recruit talents.

Zha Yingfa moved from Dongxiang County to Wufang, Qianshan County.

Zha Yingwen moved from Dianqian to Zhangshuyang Village, Runxi, Dongxiang County.

Zha Yuzhang and Zha Yugao, both descendants of Zha Mengjiang, moved from the Zha family in Meidong Temple, Duchang, to Shishili Street in Poyang County.

Zha Zhonggui, a descendant of Zha Menglu, moved from the Zha family of Meidong Temple in Duchang to Hukou County.

Zha Yuhu, a descendant of Zhayu, moved from Dazhuban to Zhongtuanfang, Hukou County.

Zha Jinyu, Zha Yuhua, Zha Yulong, and Zha Tiancai moved from the Xiaoshuiyuan of Duchang to the Cha family in Mingshan, Sandu, Poyang County (today's Yinbaohu Township).

Zhacai moved sixty miles from his family to Poyang County at Xiaoshuiyuan in Duchang.

Zha Guanglie moved his family from Xiaoshuiyuan, Duchang, to the stone ridge beside the Huangmiao in Dexing County.

Zha Chang and Zha Yongan moved from the Cha family in Meidong Temple, Duchang, to Ma'anshan, Poyang County.

Zha Zhengui moved from his home in Shuimoban, Duchang to Shangtian Xiwan, Poyang County.

Zha Zhenyou moved from his home in Shuimoban, Duchang, to Zhangshutan, Poyang County.

Zha Zhenfu moved from Shuimoban, Duchang to Wanggang, Fuliang County.

Zha Binghe and Zha Bingming moved from Zhajiadao in Duchang to the Military and Civilian Reservoir in Poyang County.

Chasi (the seventh grandson of Guangji's second son Chazheng'an) in the fifth century moved from Xingzi to Hengtangban, Duchang, Jiangxi, where he became today's Wanhu, Xiyuan, etc. The surname Chucha was the first to move to his ancestors. His descendants who migrated out of the county include:

Zha Wensi moved from the Zha family in Hengtangban (now Wanhu), Jiudu, Duchang, Jiangxi, to Poyang County.

Zha Neng moved from Duchang to Shanlongban, Poyang County.

Zha Zude moved from Wanhu Dabu to Hutian Port in Poyang County.

Zha Chunliang moved from the Zha family at Yuantangkou, Xiyuantang, Duchang to Tianban, the 14th capital of Leping County.

Zha Xian moved from his home in Yuantangkou, Duchang, to Jiudun, Jiudu, Leping County.

Zha Chunlu moved from Zha's family in Yuantangkou, Xiyuantang, Duchang to Xu's family in Beihu, Poyang County.

In the 61st generation, Zha Cungeng (the fourteenth generation grandson of Guangju’s son Zha Zhengqi) moved the capital from Xingzi to Changzhajiaban, making it the capital.

The surname Zha began in Changyangfeng Move ancestors.

The above listed are basically the descendants of the thirty-ninth generation ancestor Chayi. The descendants of his younger brother Zha Wei also moved widely, for example: Zha Bosui (the third son of Zha Yongji) moved from Zhaji, Jingxian County, Anhui Province to Zhajiawu, Tongling, during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. The ancestor of the clan moved to his hometown.