The origin of the surname Qu in Qixian County

The surname Qu is derived from the surname Ji. The emergence of the surname Qu has a history of three thousand years. There are two origins:

First, the book "Lu Shi Chun Qiu" contains: "King Wen of Zhou named Qu, his half-brother Guangyao's son, Cenzi, and his place is now Centing in the Liang Kingdom." "Tongzhi? Clan Brief" also pointed out: "King Wu of Zhou named Qu, the half-brother of King Wen, as Cenzi... His descendants took Qu as their surname." This branch of Qu's surname is a descendant of Zhou Wen's King Jichang, and of course a descendant of the Yellow Emperor. According to research, Cenyi is located in Hancheng City, Shaanxi Province today.

2. "Historical Records? Biography of Ximen Bao": "Ximen Bao immediately led the people to dig twelve canals to irrigate the people's fields, and the fields were all irrigated. Later, there were people with the surname of Qu. Others are unknown."

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The descendants of the Qu surnamed immigrants from Dahuaishu, Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, are distributed in Shaanxi Province, Gansu Province, Beijing City, Hebei Province and other places.

As for the "Preliminary Study on the Origin of the Qu Surname" mentioned above, it is an academic paper on surname culture and only represents one family's theory. The original link is here:

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For reference only.