Who is Tan's ancestor?

Question 1: Who knows who the ancestors of China people surnamed Tan are? , from the surname. In other words, the ancestors of the Tan family in China are descendants of saints. According to historical records, Tan Guo (now Zhanggong County, Shandong Province) was founded in the early years of the Zhou Dynasty, with the title of Guo Zi. Because the national situation has not been strong, it soon became a vassal of Qi. In the early years of the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Huangong dominated the governors and annexed Tan Guo. Tan's son fled to Ju (now Juxian County, Shandong Province), and the descendants who stayed in the old country had to take the country as their surname and call it Tan.

The record of Tan's surname in the history books was first seen in Zuo Zhuan and Lu Zhuanggong's Ten Years: "In winter and October, Qi Shi destroyed Tan, and Tan Zi ran to live." Coincidentally, there are similar records in the Book of Songs: "Qi Huangong's son, Wei Gong's wife, the younger sister of the East Palace, Xing Gong's aunt, Tan." Tan Gong in the poem refers to the vassal of Tan State, in the southwest of Pingling County, Jinan. Because Tan Guo was disrespectful to Qi State, Tan Guo was destroyed. It is said that he went to Tan Guo, but at that time Tan didn't show proper manners. Later, after Qi Huangong moved troops back to China, other vassal states came to congratulate him, but Tan Guo did not send messengers to congratulate him. So, in the winter of this year (684 BC), Qi Huangong destroyed Tan Guo on this ground. In fact, the Spring and Autumn Period was the time when vassal states competed for the Central Plains. The real purpose of Qi Huangong's extermination of Tan Gong is to seek hegemony.

After the demise of Tan Guo, the monarch Tan Bo fled to Juxian County (now Juxian County, Shandong Province) and stayed in his hometown. In order to commemorate his native land, he took the country as his surname, and passed on Tan's family name, which was recorded in Surname Spectrum and Surname Compilation.

Tan Bo is a descendant of Dayu. Because Dayu's surname is Yi (sound 5 1), some people call Tan's surname Yi. In the Ming Dynasty, Su made a genealogy of the Tan family, and wrote in the preface: "Tan is a viscount." According to historical records, Yu's surname is Si. Yu was a great Yu who made great contributions to the control of floods in the Central Plains during the period of Emperor Yao. The origin of Dayu's surname is because Dayu's mother Xiu has "swallowed barley and was born in". "Coix lachryma jobi" (Yiyi) is a kind of herbal medicine, which was regarded as Xiancao at that time, but it actually has medicinal value. So Dayu took a part of Yi and "female" as the surname of Si. In ancient times, surnames such as Ji and Jiang all had female parts. Dayu is Gun's son, Gun's father is Zhuan Xu, his grandfather is from Changyi, and his great-grandfather is the Yellow Emperor.

Xia quilt was destroyed by Shang dynasty, and Shang dynasty was destroyed by Jiang. In the early years of the Zhou Dynasty, the descendants of the Great Sage gave a part of their descendants to Tan Guo with the surname of Si and the title of the country as the son. This is also one of the reasons for Tan Guo and Tan surname.

Second, from the ancient southwest minorities. According to the textual research of Wanxing Tongpu, Tan is the surname of six people in Banan (now Yunnan and Guizhou). After claiming to be Pan Hu, he stood out for Hongnong. "Tan is the most popular surname in Banan" is recorded in Surname Spectrum, and it is also recorded in "Wan's Surname Spectrum": "Tan is the most popular surname in Banan, and Hongnong is expected after Panhu." Wanghongnong means that Tan's famous family lives in Hongnong County and Hongnong County, that is, Luoshui, Shechuan and Danjiang River basins in Shaanxi Province, that is, south of Henan and west of Yiyang.

Question 2: Where did Tan's ancestors come from? There are three sources of Tan's surname. From the last name. According to legend, when Yao controlled the water in the Central Plains, Yao sent Gun to control the water, and Gun used blocking method, which failed. After Shun Di ascended the throne, Gun's son was appointed to manage the water source. It is said that Gun's wife, dream of eating, married Coix lachryma, woke up pregnant and gave birth to Yu. After Yu succeeded in harnessing water, Shun took Yu as his surname. At the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, when a vassal was created, a branch of the surname was ... 9940.

Question 3: How many people in China are surnamed Tan? The population of contemporary Han Tan has reached 8.7 million, ranking 67th in China, accounting for about 0.3% of the national population. In the 600 years since the Ming Dynasty, the population of Tan has increased from 260,000 to nearly 3.7 million, an increase of more than 14, and the population growth rate of Tan is higher than that of the whole country. During the period of 1000 since the Song Dynasty, the population growth rate of Tan showed an upward trend. At present, the distribution of Tan surname in China is mainly concentrated in Hunan, Guangdong and Sichuan provinces, accounting for about 49% of the total population of Tan surname in China, followed by Chongqing, Guangxi, Hubei, Shandong, Liaoning and Anhui, and Tan surname in six provinces and cities is concentrated at 29%. Hunan is the largest province with Tan surname, accounting for about 22% of the total population of Tan surname in China. Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Sichuan, Chongqing, and Hubei have re-formed two major Tan-surnamed areas. In the past 600 years, the degree and direction of population migration in Tan are quite different from those in Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties, especially the migration direction from the east to Central China, North China and Sichuan has always been greater than that from the north to the southeast. At the same time, the migration to the northeast has become an important flow direction. The schematic diagram of the distribution frequency of Tan surname in the crowd shows that Tan surname is one of the most common surnames in the central and western regions and southern regions. In Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Chongqing, most of Guizhou, eastern Sichuan, eastern Yunnan, Hubei, most of Jiangxi, northeast corner of Inner Mongolia and northwest corner of Heipeng River, the proportion of Tan surname is above 0.54%, and the central region is as high as 65,438 0.8%. The above areas account for about 14.2% of the country's total area, and about 59% of Tan's population lives. In most areas of Yunchuan, western Guizhou, Hainan, Fujian, northeastern Jiangxi, northern Hubei, southern Anhui, southern Henan, southern Shaanxi and Gansu, Ningxia, southeastern Qinghai, eastern Shandong, most of Liaoning, western Jilin, Heilongjiang and eastern Inner Mongolia, the proportion of Tan's surname is between 0. 18%-0.54%, and the coverage area is about 0. [2]

Question 4: From which Manchu surname did Tan's surname evolve? From the last name. According to legend, when Yao controlled the water in the Central Plains, Yao sent Gun to control the water, and Gun used blocking method, which failed. After Shun Di ascended the throne, Gun's son was appointed to manage the water source. It is said that Gun's wife, dream of eating, married Coix lachryma, woke up pregnant and gave birth to Yu. After Yu succeeded in harnessing water, Shun took Yu as his surname. At the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, when he became a vassal, a branch named Si was founded in Tan State (now west of Zhangqiu County, Shandong Province), with the title of Zi. Tan Guo's national strength has never been strong, and he soon became a vassal of Qi State. At the beginning of the Spring and Autumn Period, he became the overlord, and Zhouzhuang annexed Tan in the fourth year (683 BC). Tan's son fled to Juguo (now Juxian County, Shandong Province). The descendants who stayed in the old country took the country as their surname, called Tan's, and the history called Tan's authentic, called Shandong Tan's.

From the ancient southwest minorities. According to the genealogy of Wan surname, the six surnames of Banan (present-day Yunnan and Guizhou) are Tan, claiming to be descendants of Pangu, and Wanghongnong is Yungui Tan.

Tan changed to Tan. According to Wan's genealogy, Tan's theory of avoiding enmity is next to Qin, and now Lingnan (south of Wuling) is roughly equivalent to most parts of Guangxi today.

Question 5: The origin and family background of Tan's surname. In other words, the ancestors of the Tan family in China are descendants of saints. According to historical records, in the early years of the Zhou Dynasty, Tan State (now west of Zhangqiu County, Shandong Province) was established, with the title of son. Because of its weak national strength, it soon became a vassal of Qi. In the early years of the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Huangong dominated the governors and annexed Tan Guo. Tan's son fled to Ju (now Juxian County, Shandong Province), and the descendants who stayed in the old country had to take the country as their surname and call it Tan. The record of Tan's surname in the history books was first seen in Zuo Zhuan and Lu Zhuanggong's Ten Years: "In winter and October, Qi Shi destroyed Tan, and Tan Zi ran to live." Coincidentally, there are similar records in the Book of Songs: "Qi Huangong's son, Wei Gong's wife, the younger sister of the East Palace, Xing Gong's aunt, Tan." Tan Gong in the poem refers to the vassal of Tan State, in the southwest of Pingling County, Jinan. Because Tan Guo was disrespectful to Qi State, Tan Guo was destroyed. It is said that he went to Tan Guo, but at that time Tan didn't show proper manners. Later, after Qi Huangong moved troops back to China, other vassal states came to congratulate him, but Tan Guo did not send messengers to congratulate him. So, in the winter of this year (684 BC), Qi Huangong destroyed Tan Guo on this ground. In fact, the Spring and Autumn Period was the time when vassal states competed for the Central Plains. The real purpose of Qi Huangong's extermination of Tan Gong is to seek hegemony. After the demise of Tan Guo, the monarch Tan Bo fled to Juxian County (now Juxian County, Shandong Province) and stayed in his hometown. In order to commemorate his native land, he took the country as his surname, and passed on Tan's family name, which was recorded in Surname Spectrum and Surname Compilation. Tan Bo is a descendant of Dayu. Because Dayu's surname is Yi (sound 5 1), some people call Tan's surname Yi. In the Ming Dynasty, Su made a genealogy of the Tan family, and wrote in the preface: "Tan is a viscount." According to historical records, Yu's surname is Si. Yu was a great Yu who made great contributions to the control of floods in the Central Plains during the period of Emperor Yao. The origin of Dayu's surname is because Dayu's mother Xiu has "swallowed barley and was born in". "Coix lachryma jobi" (Yiyi) is a kind of herbal medicine, which was regarded as Xiancao at that time, but it actually has medicinal value. So Dayu took a part of Yi and "female" as the surname of Si. In ancient times, surnames such as Ji and Jiang all had female parts. Dayu is Gun's son, Gun's father is Zhuan Xu, his grandfather is from Changyi, and his great-grandfather is the Yellow Emperor. Xia quilt was destroyed by Shang dynasty, and Shang dynasty was destroyed by Jiang. In the early years of the Zhou Dynasty, the descendants of the Great Sage gave a part of their descendants to Tan Guo with the surname of Si and the title of the country as the son. This is also one of the reasons for Tan Guo and Tan surname. Second, from the ancient southwest minorities. According to the textual research of Wanxing Tongpu, Tan is the surname of six people in Banan (now Yunnan and Guizhou). After claiming to be Pan Hu, he stood out for Hongnong. "Tan is the most popular surname in Banan" is recorded in Surname Spectrum, and it is also recorded in "Wan's Surname Spectrum": "Tan is the most popular surname in Banan, and Hongnong is expected after Panhu." Wanghongnong means that Tan's famous family lives in Hongnong County and Hongnong County, that is, Luoshui, Shechuan and Danjiang River basins in Shaanxi Province, that is, south of Henan and west of Yiyang. Xuan Lu, also known as Pan Hu, also known as Wang Pan, is the heroic ancestor of Yao, She and Miao nationalities in Hunan, Guizhou, Yunnan, Guangxi, Guangdong, Jiangxi, Fujian and Zhejiang provinces. "Once"? According to Pan Hu's record in Biography of Nan Man, Gao Xin is the great-grandson of the Yellow Emperor. /kloc-at the age of 0/5, he made great contributions by assisting Zhuan Xu, and was made a vassal, with its capital in Gaoxin. Later, he was harassed by a general named Wu, so he recruited people everywhere, saying that whoever could cut off General Wu's head for him would marry his daughter. At that time, he fed a dog named Tiger Pan with colorful fur. Hearing this, Pan Hu took General Wu's head back and put it under Bran's account. Bran had no choice but to let Tiger Pan take her daughter away. Pan Hu took the princess to the stone room of a mountain in the south, and later gave birth to 12 children-six men and six women, Pan Hu and his children, who lived here for generations and developed into a "barbarian" minority as mentioned in history books. Although this legend is absurd, it is described in Shan Hai Jing, Search for Ji Shen, Huai Nan Zi and Water Mirror Note. According to Yao legend, Pan Hu's descendants mainly have 12 surnames, namely: Pan, Mu (), Shen, Bao (), Huang, Li, Deng, Zhou, Zhao, Tang, Lei, Feng and Hu. Among them, Hui gradually changed to Tan, Tan and Tan, while Hui disappeared. Modern archaeology shows that myth has certain credibility. Whether Tiger Pan is a man or a dog, or just a totem symbol, we don't delve into it, but the legend about him at least shows that there is another source of the southern Tan surname. ......& gt& gt

Question 6: Who knows Tan's genealogy? Every place is different ... Tan is Tujia.

Question 7: Tan's surname and Tan's surname are not exactly the same. They belong to two surnames and cannot be used universally. But the two surnames are related to some tribes and do belong to the same surname. Tan's surname comes from 1, and comes from our surname. In other words, the ancestors of the Tan family in China are descendants of saints. According to historical records, Tan Guo (now west of Zhangqiu County, Shandong Province) was founded in the early years of the Zhou Dynasty, with the title of. ...

Question 8: Who was the first person named Tan in history? In 684, Tan Guo was destroyed by Qi. Tan Zi, the monarch of Tan Guo, died in the allied residence. Tan Zi took the country as his surname and the Jue as his surname.

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Question 9: Tan, a famous official in the history of Tan's surname, was a figure in the Warring States period and was famous for his unparalleled lofty words and deeds.

Tan Qiao, a Taoist priest in the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, is a famous Taoist scholar and author of Shu Hua.

Tan, a writer in Ming Dynasty, was born in Jingling, Huguang (now Tianmen, Hubei), and was the founder of Jingling School with Zhong. The paper emphasizes the spirit of nature and advocates the deep and lonely style; His main works are Tan Youxia's Works.

Tan Lun was a famous anti-Japanese soldier in Ming Dynasty.

Tan Shaoguang, a famous soldier in the late Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, 1865 was killed in Suzhou.

Question 10: Who are the historical celebrities named Tan Mengsheng: [Qing] Viscount An, a native of Dongguan, wei county, Shandong. I like painting plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum. Draft of Hewei County Records of Lin Yi

A celebrity named Tan, a celebrity named Tan.

(Ming) Wu (now Suzhou, Jiangsu) was born. Good mountains and rivers, pavilions for summer. Reward record for returning from fasting

Tan Sui: [Qing] A native of Changshu, Jiangsu. Landscape painting is turquoise. Painting capsule

Tan Yunlong: [Qing] A Hualong, a carpenter in Dongguan, wei county, Shandong Province, was young and out of school, but his posture was sensitive. His imitation of the city made Zheng Xie's books and paintings somewhat confused. He is also very cool, likes epigraphy, and has printed several volumes, with Jia Jun of Huang County as the order. Professor Qufu Guifu from Laizhou was surprised that his paintings were very similar to those of Zheng Xie, because he used the word "Zi" to describe them. I have the deepest friendship with Xi Yun Sheng of Yexian County. Every time I go to his home, I will be in charge of his home. Wei county annals

Tan: [Qing] Daoxing was born in Changshu, Jiangsu. In the fifty-first year of Kangxi (17 12), Wu Jinshi. The book of works has won the brushwork of Guifeng tablet. Changshu county annals

Tan Zongxun: [Qing] (1846- 1888), formerly known as Mao An, was born in Nanhai, Guangdong. In the 13th year of Tongzhi (1874), it ranked second. Editor-in-Chief, Sichuan official scholar, Yunnan Salt Tea Ceremony. Exercise books, long poems, and familiar anecdotes. There is a chronicle of Liao history, (yw 1 1) Xigutang poetry collection. Continuation of Yizhou Calligraphy and Painting Record: Burning Jinshi Monument in Qing Dynasty

Tan: [Ming] (1606-1* * 3) female. Jiaxing (now Jiaxing, Zhejiang) people. Chang Yan's third daughter, wife of Fu Xuan official Liu Junrui. I am good at calligraphy and painting. Died at 38. Yaping manuscript

Tan Sitong: (1865- 1898): a reformist politician and thinker, born in Liuyang, Hunan, whose father is the governor. Tan Sitong not only read classics, but also traveled all over the northern and southern provinces, and set foot in Xinjiang and Taiwan Province Province. During his travels, he loved the motherland and forgot to return, and was deeply saddened by the disaster that the foreign powers ravaged and enslaved the people. Facing the devastated and dying Chinese nation, he struggled to find a good way to save the nation and survive, and finally found a way to transform and strengthen it from western natural science and social and political theory, forming the thought of reform and political reform. This thought developed rapidly from the germination of the Sino-French War to the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895.

Tan Shaoguang: Mu Wang of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, born in Guiping, Guangxi, participated in jintian uprising in 1855, and was brave and good at fighting. /kloc-in 0/860, he was named king mu for breaking camp in Jiangnan and conquering Suzhou and Hangzhou. 1862, led the army to besiege Shanghai, defeated the British and French allied forces and the Huaer foreign gun team, and then moved to Taicang and Kunshan, creating enemy situations repeatedly. 1863 was stabbed to death by traitors in Suzhou.

Tan Lun, a famous anti-Japanese soldier in Ming Dynasty, was born in Yihuang, Jiangxi Province, and was a scholar of Jiajing. First, he worked as a uniform in Taizhou (now Linhai, Zhejiang) and was trained to resist Japan. In the forty-second year of Jiajing (1563), Qi Jiguang, the governor of Fujian, led his troops to pacify the enemy. In the first year of Qin Long (1567), the governors of Hebei, Liaoning and Qi Jiguang mobilized troops to strengthen the northern defense. He used to be an official of the Ministry of War, the Prince of Taibao, and presided over military affairs for more than 30 years. He is as famous as Qi Jiguang and is called "Tan Qi".

Writer Tan, a native of Jingguang Jingling (now Tianmen, Hubei), was the founder of Jingling School together with Zhong Xing. The paper emphasizes the spirit of nature and advocates a deep and lonely style. The main work is Tan Youxia Collection.

Tan: The figures in the Warring States period were once famous in history for their extremely lofty words and deeds.

Tan Qiao: Born in Bauhinia, a Taoist priest in the late Tang and Five Dynasties, a famous Taoist scholar. Quanzhou (now Fujian) people. Young, smart, well-read and memorable. He left home for a long time and traveled all over the world. Later, he followed the Taoist priest in Songshan for more than ten years and got the skill of avoiding the valley and nourishing qi. Later, he went to Mount Hengshan in Nanyue for practice, alchemy and seclusion in Qingcheng Mountain.

Tan Xiao: (year of birth and death unknown). The word Jingchuan was born in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty. Lives in Changshu Lake Township. Due to the low terrain, the township often suffers from floods, and many villagers give up farming and fishing, leaving tens of thousands of barren land. Tan Xiao and his brother Tan Zhao bought it back, chiseled pond culture and surrounded the grain; Fruit trees are widely planted in higher places; Those hollow plants are water bamboo and water chestnut. Due to careful management, the land has been fully utilized, and the family is getting richer and richer, and tens of thousands of people are hiding in the cellar. In the 31st year of Jiajing (1552), the Japanese invaders invaded Changshu, and the county magistrate ordered Wang Tie to raise funds to build the city. Only the Tan brothers spent more than 40,000 yuan to repair and strengthen the city defense. At that time, the person's name was Tan Bancheng. After the famine, Tan also used scattered rice to relieve hunger, and spent more than 65,438+10,000 feet to build the East Gate to the border of Kunshan, and built 18 stone bridges to benefit pedestrians. After Tan Xiao's death, in order to commemorate him, the Yi people once built a special word, which was taken by his brother as a sacrifice.

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