Do you have a tiger?

Question 1: Are there tigers among the hundreds of surnames? The tiger surname does exist, but it is not among the hundreds of surnames.

Tiger (h incarnation, Māo) surname has two sources:

1, a descendant of Bohu, one of the "Eight Yuan" in ancient Chen Shun, took the tiger as his surname. According to ancient legend, Bohu, also known as * *, was the minister of Di Ku Gaoxin family. According to legend, Di Ku was assisted by eight gifted scholars (actually the leaders of eight tribes), namely Bofen, Zhong Kan, Shu Xian, Ji Zhong, Bo Hu, Zhong Xiong, Bao Shu and Li Ji, which was called "Eight Yuan" in history. After Di Ku's death, Yao inherited the throne and retired for eight yuan. When Shun succeeded Yao as emperor, a large number of elders and ministers were reused, and Bohu tribal leaders came back as ministers. Since then, the Bohu family has developed again, and his descendants take the tiger as their surname, which has become an important source of the tiger family today.

2, from * * * with tiger name:

(1) the * * * in the tiger surname is taken from the initials of the ancestor * * *. For example, in the Ming Dynasty, people from the western regions, regardless of Kerry's son, entered China and worked as deputy security officers in Nanjing. His son Hu Bier took the tiger as his surname, including Sun Huxian, Hu Ma Su, Hu, Hu Rusheng and Hu. In addition, in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, the initials of * * * were transliterated as "tiger", Samar was a rare tiger, and Li Kang was a tiger with beautiful mind. * * * Tiger surname is also evolved from homophonic characters. According to Yuan Shi? Genealogy: The third son of Shan Siding suddenly felt sympathetic, and the fourth son suddenly stabbed him first. Some of his descendants took Hu as their surname, and some changed their surnames to Hu. According to the "Tiger Family Tree" in Zhaotong, Yunnan, "My ancestors were invited to the DPRK. Tang Wang personally named Hu as a general ... so future generations will always be surnamed Hu. " This is a tiger surname with the initials of the ancestral title.

(2) According to the surname test of * *, the surname of the tiger (Māo cat) is * * "Only the surname of Chengdu tiger is pronounced as a cat (Māo cat) instead of a tiger." In fact, the tiger surname in Yunnan is also pronounced cat (Māo). The tiger surname * * * is mainly distributed in northwest, Nanjing, Chengdu, Luoyang and other places.

Question 2: Is there a tiger surname? It is not among the top 1000 surnames in Chinese mainland, but it ranks 577th in Taiwan Province Province, with Jinyang as the county. You Baidu "tiger surname". Introduced its source and so on.

Question 3: Are there tigers in China? Read what? some

Tiger (h incarnation, Māo) surname has two sources:

1, a descendant of Bohu, one of the "Eight Yuan" in ancient Chen Shun, took the tiger as his surname. According to ancient legend, Bohu, also known as * *, was the minister of Di Ku Gaoxin family. According to legend, Di Ku was assisted by eight gifted scholars (actually the leaders of eight tribes), namely Bofen, Zhong Kan, Shu Xian, Ji Zhong, Bo Hu, Zhong Xiong, Bao Shu and Li Ji, which was called "Eight Yuan" in history. After Di Ku's death, Yao inherited the throne and retired for eight yuan. When Shun succeeded Yao as emperor, a large number of elders and ministers were reused, and Bohu tribal leaders came back as ministers. Since then, the Bohu family has developed again, and his descendants take the tiger as their surname, which has become an important source of the tiger family today.

2, from * * * with tiger name:

(1) the * * * in the tiger surname is taken from the initials of the ancestor * * *. For example, in the Ming Dynasty, people from the western regions, regardless of Kerry's son, entered China and worked as deputy security officers in Nanjing. His son Hu Bier took the tiger as his surname, including Sun Huxian, Hu Ma Su, Hu, Hu Rusheng and Hu. In addition, in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, the initials of * * * were transliterated as "tiger", Samar was a rare tiger, and Li Kang was a tiger with beautiful mind. * * * Tiger surname is also evolved from homophonic characters. According to Yuan Shi? Genealogy: The third son of Shan Siding suddenly felt sympathetic, and the fourth son suddenly stabbed him first. Some of his descendants took Hu as their surname, and some changed their surnames to Hu. According to the "Tiger Family Tree" in Zhaotong, Yunnan, "My ancestors were invited to the DPRK. Tang Wang personally named Hu as a general ... so future generations will always be surnamed Hu. " This is a tiger surname with the initials of the ancestral title.

(2) According to the surname test of * *, the surname of the tiger (Māo cat) is * * "Only the surname of Chengdu tiger is pronounced as a cat (Māo cat) instead of a tiger." In fact, the tiger surname in Yunnan is also pronounced cat (Māo). The tiger surname * * * is mainly distributed in northwest, Nanjing, Chengdu, Luoyang and other places.

Migration distribution

Tiger surnames are rare in modern times and rare in ancient times. According to "Customs Pass", there is a "Hepu Taishou Tiger Flag". Tiger Flag is a surname of Han Dynasty, and it is said that it is the descendant of Eight Yuan Bohu. There are Hu Ziwei, Hu Dawei, Chen Hu and others in history, and they are also tigers. There is such a surname in the Romance of Customs in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Hepu, a famous pearl producing area in Han Dynasty, has a famous Taishou Tiger Flag. During the Yuan Dynasty, Hu Bing was the magistrate of Hanoi. In the Ming Dynasty, there was a general named Hu Dawei, a native of Yulin, who was once a general in Shaanxi Province. In the Qing Dynasty, Hu Kunyuan, a Sichuanese, was the magistrate of Xianfeng. Five cases of Hu's name are included in China Personal Names Dictionary. This is a cold surname. Few people have surnames, and most people ignore it. In addition, compound surnames with the word "tiger" include "Shuhu" and "Hu Yi". The tiger surname in Zhaotong, Yunnan takes the word "tiger" as the surname. Most people live in Hudong Town, Huan County, Gansu Province, claiming that their ancestors are descendants of Ji. The tiger surname is located in Jinyang County (Qin is located in Jinyang County, and the capital of Zhao State is located in Jinyang County. It was later renamed Taiyuan County, which belongs to Taiyuan County, now Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province).

Question 4: There are no tiger surnames in Hundred Surnames, but there are only five cases of tiger surnames in China Personal Names Dictionary. In Guangzhou, a city with a population of about130,000, there are very few people with tiger surnames. Hu Celebrity: Hu Yanfen, an actress in Guangzhou, is famous all over the country for playing the role of "Ersao" in "The Foreign Daughter-in-law Local Lang". Hu Meiling, the actor of the White Snake in Henan Opera The Legend of the New White Snake. The pronunciation of the tiger surname varies according to the family background. As the surname of China, we should pronounce Hǔ and Māo mainly as the pronunciation of the tiger surname of ethnic minorities. Its origin is as follows: 1. Descendants of Bohu, one of the "Eight Yuan" in ancient Chen Shun, took the tiger as their surname. According to ancient legend, Bohu, also known as * *, was the minister of Di Ku Gaoxin family. According to legend, Di Ku was assisted by eight gifted scholars (actually the leaders of eight tribes), namely Bofen, Zhong Kan, Shu Xian, Ji Zhong, Bo Hu, Zhong Xiong, Bao Shu and Li Ji, which was called "Eight Yuan" in history. After Di Ku's death, Yao inherited the throne and retired for eight yuan. When Shun succeeded Yao as emperor, a large number of elders and ministers were reused, and Bohu tribal leaders came back as ministers. Since then, the Bohu family has developed again, and his descendants take the tiger as their surname, which has become an important source of the tiger family today. This origin is to read h incarnation. 2. There is a tiger surname in * * *: According to the surname of * * *, the surname of tiger (Māo cat) is * * * "Only the surname of Chengdu tiger is pronounced as cat (Māo) instead of tiger." In fact, the tiger surname in Yunnan is also pronounced cat (Māo). The tiger surname * * * is mainly distributed in Pingliang, Linxia, Guyuan, Ningxia, Chengdu, Sichuan, Luoyang and Nanjing in the northwest. 3. Kemu people who live in the south of Mengla County in Xishuangbanna take the totem they worship as their surname. Some of these surnames take animals as surnames, such as tigers, wild cats, squirrels, otters, Chinese Pulsatilla and peacocks. Some take plants as their surnames, and there are tree ferns and fine white flowers. Every surname has its origin and legend. For example, people surnamed Hu said that their ancestors were killed by tigers. Later generations revered tigers on the one hand and worshipped them on the other, so they regarded tigers as a symbol of this clan. Kemu people also spread in a strange way. Children born by husband and wife take the father's surname and the mother's surname. 4. Tiger surnames are rare in modern times. The tiger surname in Zhaotong, Yunnan takes the word "tiger" as the surname. Most people live in Hudong Town, Huan County, Gansu Province, claiming that their ancestors are descendants of Ji. The tiger surname is located in Jinyang County (Qin is located in Jinyang County, and the capital of Zhao State is located in Jinyang County. It was later renamed Taiyuan County, which belongs to Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province). 5. The tiger surname is most common in two situations. First, it is pronounced as "Hu", Han nationality; The other side reads "Mao, * * *. But there are still some unusual situations, the pronunciation is Mao, but it is Han! For example, Bazhong and Nanchong in Sichuan. 6. The surname of Mao in Bazhong, Sichuan Province is based on historical materials such as Zi Jian. In the Tang Dynasty, Li Xian, the sixth son of Tang Gaozong Li Zhi and the second son of Wu Zetian, was abolished as Shu Ren for treason and exiled to Bazhou (now Bazhou District, Bazhong City). At that time, the minister who supported Li Xian was exiled to Bazhou and was given the surname of Tiger.

Question 5: Are there tigers in China? There must be. . . You just didn't see it! ! ! !

I hope the landlord will adopt it! ! ! thank you

Question 6: Is there a tiger? How to read it? There are cats.

Question 7: Tiger surnames are rare in modern times, but not many in ancient times? According to "Customs Pass", there is a "Hepu Taishou Tiger Flag". Tiger Flag is a surname of Han Dynasty, and it is said that it is the descendant of Eight Yuan Bohu. There are Hu Ziwei, Hu Dawei, Chen Hu and others in history, and they are also tigers. There is such a surname in the Romance of Customs in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Hepu, a famous pearl producing area in Han Dynasty, has a famous Taishou Tiger Flag. During the Yuan Dynasty, Hu Bing was the magistrate of Hanoi. In the Ming Dynasty, there was a general named Hu Dawei, a native of Yulin, who was once a general in Shaanxi Province. In the Qing Dynasty, Hu Kunyuan, a Sichuanese, was the magistrate of Xianfeng. Five cases of Hu's name are included in China Personal Names Dictionary. This is a cold surname. Few people have surnames, and most people ignore it. In addition, compound surnames with the word "tiger" include "Shuhu" and "Hu Yi". The tiger surname in Zhaotong, Yunnan takes the word "tiger" as the surname. Most people live in Hudong Town, Huan County, Gansu Province, claiming that their ancestors are descendants of Ji. The tiger surname is located in Jinyang County (Qin is located in Jinyang County, and the capital of Zhao State is located in Jinyang County. It was soon renamed Taiyuan County, which belongs to Taiyuan County and is now Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province.

Question 8: What is the name of a tiger as a person's name? * * * in the whole country, only Yunnan and Guichuan are in the majority, and the pronunciation of tiger is māo(ㄇㄠ). The Hu family in Yunnan and Guizhou provinces moved to Weining City in the early Ming Dynasty and began to migrate to other places in the early Qing Dynasty. There are more than 4,500 Hu families with more than 20,000 people, including 1240 households with more than 5,600 people in Weining alone. Hu in Sichuan and Hu in Weining today belong to the same clan, and their pronunciation is māo(ㄇㄠ). There are two main reasons for Hu's surname: First, it is recorded in Hu's genealogy: "My family originally lived in the area of Artemisia hamibu, and later generations lived in China. When Emperor Taizong Li Shimin was in Zhenguan, due to the cold world, the traffic between China and foreign countries, and the deep affection for each other, the king of Tang borrowed soldiers to guard the imperial city. My ancestors came to China on behalf of soldiers under the orders of the Holy Emperor. The situation was fierce, and the Tang King added the post of General Hu Weiwei to his face. The descendants of my ancestors will always be surnamed Hu Mā o "This is a minority surname with a title as the surname. Secondly, according to the document "Historical Materials of Tiger Family", "My surname was originally transliterated by Hulasen, and I have no totem consciousness. Hulasen is the Khorasan of Iran now, and it belonged to Bukhara of Walaimozi in ancient times. Hu's surname should be the surname with the initials of a place name after people from the ancient western regions were buried in China. By the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Hu family in the northwest had developed into the most widely known surname, and only two brothers, Tiger and Tiger, moved into the present Weining City, originally from Anfu Hongwan in the northwest.

Question 9: Introduction of Tiger Surname It is a rare surname now, but there have also been some celebrities in history, which have become the pride of the Hu family. Customs Tong records "Tiger Flag of Hepu Taishou", which shows that there was a Taishou named "Tiger Flag" in Han Dynasty. After the Yuan Dynasty, famous people such as Hu Ziwei, Hu Dawei and Chen Hu appeared in the history of China, and they also belonged to the Tiger family. Originated from * * *, belonging to China surname. Hu's name in * * * is taken from the Chinese characters that are homophonic with the initials of * * * in Ancestors. During the Ming Dynasty, people from the western regions lived in Nanjing in the Central Plains, where they worked as deputy security guards. His son Hu Bier took Hu as his surname, followed by Sun Huxian, Hu Ma Su, Hu, Hu Rusheng and Hu. , pronounced as hú (?ㄨㄨ @).

Question 10: There are four origins of the Hu surname (Hǔ, Māo): it originated from * * * and belongs to the Chinese name change. Hu's name in * * * is taken from the Chinese characters that are homophonic with the initials of * * * in Ancestors. During the Ming Dynasty, people from the western regions lived in Nanjing in the Central Plains, where they worked as deputy security guards. His son Hu Bier took Hu as his surname, followed by Sun Huxian, Hu Ma Su, Hu, Hu Rusheng and Hu. , pronounced as hú (?ㄨㄨ @). In addition, in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, historians transliterated the initials of * * * as "tiger", and some Samar people were rare and terrible, while Li Kang people were beautiful and thoughtful. * * * Hu also evolved from homophonic characters. According to the history book "Yuan History? According to the genealogy, Shan Siding's third son is, and the fourth son who stabbed Ding to death is Hu Xian. Some of his descendants took Hu as their surname and called him Hu Shi. Later, some people thought that the word "Hu" was unsightly, so they changed it to Hu Shi and read it as hú (ㄨㄨㄨ @). According to the article Textual Research on Surnames, "Chengdu is a tiger alone, and its voice is not read by a tiger, but by a cat. "The pronunciation of Hu * * * in Chengdu, Sichuan Province originated from the ancient tiger totem belief, which belongs to the totem belief and the taboo of changing the sound to the surname. Today, there are more than 80 villagers surnamed Hu in Qishanba Village, Wuling Township, nanbu county, Sichuan, but Hu's pronunciation is "cat". Group 8 of Qishan Dam Village is called hu jia wan by local people. It is named not only because the villagers in this small bay are all surnamed Hu, but also because there is a place called Hujiaya, pronounced as mā o (?ㄠ). Other towns and villages in nanbu county also have Hu families, but they are not as concentrated as the villagers in Maojiawan, Qishan Dam Village, and their surnames are pronounced as "Tiger" and the original sound H (ㄨ?). But in Wuling Town, nanbu county, Hu's.