How many people in China have the surname Zeng and the first name Fanyue?

The origin of the surname - Zeng. According to statistics, the surname Zeng is the 38th most common surname in China in terms of population, accounting for about 0.49% of the country's Han population. The population is about 6 million, especially in Hunan and Sichuan. , Guangdong, Jiangxi, Fujian and other provinces. In Shifang County, Sichuan, the surname Zeng is the 8th most common surname out of the 44 most common surnames in the county; there are 2,382 households in Yancheng Town, Jingyan County, with 10,117 people, 57 households with 275 people surnamed Zeng; 224 surnames in Jiajiang County have the surname Zeng. In De'an County, Jiangxi Province, the surname Zeng is one of the nine most popular surnames in villages with a large population; in Chongyi County, 155 surnames have the surname Zeng; in Dingnan County, 168 surnames have the surname Zeng. Henan Shangqiu County 328 surnames, Huangchuan County 494 surnames, Xiping County 302 surnames, Yucheng County 328 surnames, Xixian County 340 surnames, Taikang County 467 surnames, Xichuan County 108 surnames, Linzhou City 321 surnames, Huaibin County 207 surnames , 337 surnames in Dengfeng County, 334 surnames in Guangshan County, 206 surnames in Changge County, 214 surnames in Changyuan County, 235 surnames in Zhecheng County, 231 surnames in Yanling County, 265 surnames in Yanjin County, 272 surnames in Xinxian County, and 292 surnames in Xiayi County There are 279 surnames in Fugou County, 613 surnames in Nanyang City, 281 surnames in Shangshui County, 249 surnames in Xihua County, and 223 surnames in Puyang County all have the surname Zeng. Among the 523 surnames in Chuansha County, Shanghai, 552 surnames in Jiading, 404 surnames in Baoshan, and 395 surnames in Jinshan, all have the surname Zeng. There are 239 surnames in Hubei's Hong'an County with the surname Zeng; 210 surnames in Hanchuan County have the surname Zeng. Overseas, people with the Zeng surname have settled in many countries and regions such as Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, Japan, the United States, France, Australia, and New Zealand. -------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------The surname Zeng originated from the fact that there was no other Zeng in the world. Now the Chinese people with the surname Zeng are all the same. The lineage comes from the prince Wu of the Zeng Zeng Kingdom, whose surname is Si. He is a descendant of the real ancient sage Xia Yu, who is worthy of the name for four thousand years. The state of Zuo went through the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, and was not destroyed by the state of Ju until the Spring and Autumn Period. Prince Wu fled to the State of Lu with the pain of his country's subjugation. His descendants took the name "髫" as their surname in memory of their homeland. Later, they went to Yibang (beside "阝") to express their departure from the old city and called them the Zeng family. The Zeng family has never had any record of being taken by a foreigner or a foreign surname for a long time. It is one of the few surnames with a relatively pure origin. Because the Zeng family used to belong to the same family, the Zeng family has always strictly prohibited marriages with the same surname. The distant ancestor Dayu 1. Dayu controlled floods more than 4,000 years ago. Many clans and tribes in the middle reaches of the Yellow River in my country united to form a large tribal alliance - the "Chinese Tribal Alliance". According to legend, when Yao was the leader of the Chinese tribal alliance, a great flood occurred and lasted for a long time. Fields were flooded, crops were washed away, houses collapsed, and livestock died. Floods occurred, forcing people to flee to high hills or mountains to seek refuge in caves. Many people living in this area build wooden nests on big trees. The floods rose and receded, making it impossible for people to farm. There was a man named Gun (gun, gun) and Ruoyang, who was a descendant of the Huangdi tribe and the chief of the Xia tribe. He was granted the title of Chongbo in Chong (near Chongshan Mountain in Dengfeng, Henan today) and was given the surname Si. Gun is a very capable man, he is upright by nature and somewhat conceited based on his talent. The torrential floods flooded the Central Plains and the people could not live and work in peace and contentment. Yao ordered Gun to control the floods. Gun used the method of building embankments to block the flood. This not only failed to block the flood, but instead caused more and more water to accumulate within the dike, eventually breaking the dike and causing even greater flooding. Although Gun worked hard for 9 years and built many large and small embankments, he blocked the broken embankments in the east and west, and blocked the floods in the south and north, but he never controlled the flood. At this time, Yao abdicated his throne to Shun due to his old age. Shun saw that Gun's flood control for nine years was not only unsuccessful but also caused greater losses to the people, so he dismissed Gun from his post. Shun ordered Gun's son Yu to continue to govern. Yu united many tribes such as the Gong clan, Boyi, Houji, etc., summed up the lessons of his father's failure to control the water, gave up the method of building embankments to block water, and switched to the method of diversion. He dredged the rivers according to the height of the terrain, drained away the accumulated water, and allowed the floods to release along the rivers and flow to the sea. After 13 years of hard work, the flood was subdued. People came down from the highlands and returned to the plains. Then, Yu led the people to dig ditches, divert water for irrigation, and turn water damage into water conservancy. Many fertile fields and mulberry soil were opened on the plains on both sides of the Yellow River, making it a place where people lived and worked in peace and contentment. Yu was smart, capable, hard-working, and devoted himself to the cause of water control for the benefit of the people of the world. I have been living outside for 13 years. I have passed by my house three times, but I have not gone in to take a look. "Three times without entering the house" has become a famous story in history. Dayu worked hard to control the floods and won the support of clans and tribes in various regions. He was respectfully called "Dayu" and enjoyed high prestige among these clans and tribes. Not only some clans and tribes in the Central Plains have joined the tribal alliance of the Huaxia Group, but also some clans and tribes from the Dongyi Group in the east, the Miaoman Group in the south, and the Qiangrong Group in the northwest have also joined the tribal alliance of the Huaxia Group. The power of the Xia tribe also grew. 2. After Yu the Great passed on his son Shun to old age, everyone elected Yu to succeed the leader of the tribal alliance because of Yu's achievements in controlling floods. By the time of Yu, the power of the leaders of tribal alliances was already great.

According to the traditional "abdication" system, Yu also recommended a person in advance, Gaoyao (Gaoyao), the leader of the Dongyi tribe who had helped him manage political affairs, as his successor. Soon after Gao Tao died, Yu recommended Gao Tao's son Boyi as his successor. However, when Yu died in old age, the clans and tribes in the alliance supported Yu's son Qi to succeed Yu. This is the "Ziuzi of Dayu" in history. The electoral system of tribal alliances during the clan commune period was abolished and the throne became a hereditary system. The Xia Dynasty, the first slavery dynasty in Chinese history, appeared. 3. Shaokang Zhongxing After Qi ascended the throne of Xia King, he first encountered resistance from a tribe named Si (hu, household). The Youhu clan is a large tribe living in the west of the central area of ????Xia people. Their activity center is in the area of ????Huxian County, Shaanxi today. Qi led the army to personally attack the Youhu clan, and finally destroyed the Youhu clan. When other tribes saw what happened to the Youhu family, no one resisted anymore. After Xia Qi's death, his son Taikang ascended the throne. Taikang was a fatuous monarch. He doesn't care about political affairs and only loves hunting. Once, Taikang took his entourage to the south bank of Luoshui River to hunt. The more he fought, the more energetic he became. He went for a hundred days and still did not return home. At that time, among the Yi tribe in the lower reaches of the Yellow River, there was a tribal leader named Hou Yi (Y, Yi) who was ambitious and wanted to seize the power of the King of Xia. He saw Taikang going hunting and thought it was an opportunity, so he personally led troops to guard the north bank of Luoshui. When Taikang returned happily with a large number of hunted beasts, he walked to the Luoshui River and found that the other side was full of Hou Yi's army, blocking his return. Taikang had no choice but to live in exile south of Luoshui. Hou Yi did not dare to proclaim himself king, so he appointed Taikang's brother Zhongkang as the king of Xia, taking the real power into his own hands. Hou Yi was a famous archer, with perfect shots. There is a folk legend about Hou Yi shooting the sun. Hou Yi only served as Zhong Kang's assistant at first. When Zhongkang died, he simply drove Zhongkang's son away and took the throne of the Xia Dynasty. Relying on his archery skills, he also became dominant and blessed. Like Taikang, he went out hunting and left state affairs to his cronies, Hanzhuo (zhuo, peck). Han Yun hid Hou Yi's secrets and bought people's hearts. Once, when Hou Yi came back from hunting, Han Yun sent someone to kill him. Hanzhuo killed Hou Yi, seized the throne, took Hou Yi's wives and concubines, and gave birth to two sons, one named ao (ao) and the other 殪 (yi). Han Yun was afraid that the Xia tribe would compete with him again, and was determined to kill the prime minister who had been driven away by Hou Yi, so he sent his son to kill the general. At that time, the prime minister's wife Hou Min was pregnant. When she saw the prime minister being killed, she escaped from a hole in the city wall. Hou Min was the daughter of You still, a prince of the Xia Dynasty, so after escaping, she went straight to You still (today's Jining, Shandong). Soon after Hou Min returned to her parents' home, she gave birth to a son. The prime minister's posthumous son was Shaokang. Because Shaokang was the orphan of the Xia Hou family, the Youyi family loved him especially. When Shaokang grew up, the Youshang clan appointed him as Mu Zheng, an official in charge of animal husbandry. When Shaokang grew up, he learned about his life experience and was filled with hatred for Han Yun and Shui. It didn't take long for Shaokang to find out that Shaokang was doing Mu Zheng at Youyuan's place. After stirring up his confidant Jiao, he went back to look for Shaokang. Before Jiao arrived at Youyi, Shaokang got the news and fled from Youyi to Youyu (today's Yucheng, Henan). The princes of Youyu are called Yusi. After the Yu family, they have been friendly with the Xiahou family for generations. When they learned that Shaokang was the son of Xia Xiang, they warmly accepted him and ordered Shaokang to be the cook of Yuguo, that is, the person in charge of food. As an official, he married his two daughters (Er Yao) and gave him the place of Lun (today's east of Yucheng, Henan) to live in. Here, Shaokang has ten miles square (10%) of land and 500 (one brigade) people for his use. Therefore, Shaokang used Lun as the basis to accumulate strength and secretly collected people from the Xia Dynasty to prepare for the restoration of the country and to appease those who had served as officials in the Xia Dynasty. While Shaokang was preparing to restore the Xia Dynasty, a Xia Yichen named Bo Mi who fled to Youge (li, Li, today's Dezhou, Shandong) was also actively preparing for action. Shaokang joined forces with him to attack Hanzhuo. Shaokang sent his confidant Ai to spy on Chu, and at the same time sent his son Ji Zhu to lure Chu. Then Shaokang personally led his army to eliminate Chu, Ji Zhu's army destroyed Chu, and Bo Mi also led the troops of Zhen Guan and Zhen Xun to attack Han Zhuo and captured Xiayi. Bo Mi and the nobles of the Xia Hou clan supported Shaokang to succeed him as King of Xia, regained power and restored the rule of the Xia Hou clan. It is called "Shaokang Zhongxing" in history. When the princes and uncles from all over the country learned that Shaokang had returned to Xia Yi, restored Xia Yu's achievements, worshiped Xia's ancestors and the Emperor of Heaven, and maintained the original rule of Xia Dynasty, they all came to congratulate him with tributes. Xia Wang Shaokang had experienced a period of wandering life since he was a child. Therefore, when he took office, he restored Ji officials to manage production and Shuizheng to manage water conservancy projects, and selected capable candidates to serve in these official positions closely related to people's production and life. Social production developed rapidly and the dynasty's rule was consolidated. The ancestor of the surname Zeng was Prince Wu. After the revival of Shaokang in the Xia Dynasty, slavery developed greatly. In order to strengthen centralized rule, Shaokang divided the clansmen into various places for governance. Shaokang's youngest son, Qu Lie, was enfeoffed to a place called Zeng (Zeng) and established the Zeng Kingdom. It is said that Qu Lie was born with supernatural powers, thought diligently, and was good at making and improving tools. He made a square ruler used by carpenters to find right angles; he made a square fishing net with bamboo poles and wooden sticks as supports - Zeng (Zeng); he made arrows tied with silk ropes for shooting birds - Zeng (Zeng) , Zeng); fired pottery for steaming rice and serving vegetables - Zeng (Zeng, Zeng); taught the tribesmen to weave silk fabrics with various patterns - the world-famous Zeng (Zeng, Zeng).

In 567 BC, Zu was destroyed by Ju, and the descendants of Zu took Zeng as their surname. The land that Shaokang granted to Qu Lie was located in the north of present-day Nancheng County, Henan Province. "Guoyu·Zhengyu" Zhao notes: "Zhen, Si's surname, is the name of Shen's country." As the name of Shen's country, Zeng should be close to it. The State of Shen was located in the north of today's Nanyang City, Henan Province, and there was Zenguan in Fangcheng County to the north. After Xia was destroyed by Shang, their relatives with the same surname were either captured and made servants of Shang, or were forced to move around. Only Zeng people stayed in the Central Plains. After King Wu of Zhou Dynasty destroyed the Shang Dynasty, he made him a viscount and moved him to the northwest city of Cangshan County, Linyi, Shandong Province. Since Zuo was a small country in the Spring and Autumn Period, it was often bullied by Ju, Zhu and Lu. In order to improve the relationship with the neighboring kingdoms, Juan established a marriage relationship with the more powerful Lu State. In the fourth year of Duke Xiang (569 BC), the State of Lu requested the State of Jin, the overlord of the Spring and Autumn Period, to make the State of Zuo its vassal state and be responsible for providing part of the tribute to the allied country on behalf of the State of Lu. Previously, the daughter of Duke Xi of Lu married Shitai, Jun of Zuo, and gave birth to his son Wu. Soon, Shitai married Junu again, and after giving birth to a son, he wanted to establish an heir, which jeopardized the status of the witch. The state of Suo's move to move closer to Jin and Lu was naturally opposed by the state of Ju. In October of the same year, the state of Ju united with the state of Zhu to attack the state of Zu. The state of Lu sent a doctor, Zang He, to send troops to rescue the state of Zu, but he was defeated. The following year, the people of Fu participated in the alliance of Jin, Song, Chen, Wei, Zheng, Cao, Ju, Zhu, Teng, Xue, Qi, Wu and other countries in Qi (now Puyang, Henan), and jointly resisted Chu. Get some breathing space. In 567 BC, the State of Zuo neglected the State of Ju because it relied on the State of Lu as its backing. The State of Ju seized the opportunity of Lu's neglect of supporting the State of Zuo and destroyed the State of Zuo in one fell swoop. After the fall of the Kingdom of Juan, the subjects, including Prince Wu, fled to the Kingdom of Lu to live in order to survive. In order to express their determination to leave their homeland without forgetting their ancestors, they removed the word "鄫" from the Kingdom of Juan (beside the right ear is "Yi" (the ancient name for the country) was his surname, so he had the surname Zeng. Zeng surname among ethnic minorities: Among ethnic minorities, only a very small number of people have the surname Zeng among the Jing, Yi, Tujia, Buyi, Manchu, Miao and Li ethnic groups. The Jing people are a people in southern my country who make a living by fishing in the ocean. They were originally called "Yue people" and call themselves "Annan". Their ancestors migrated here from Sotu Mountain, Chunhua, Yi'an, Ruixi and other places in Vietnam more than 400 years ago. Shanxin, Liwei, Wutou and Tanji Islands in Fangcheng Autonomous County, southern Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. The Zeng Jing people live on Tanji Island and Wutou Island. The Zeng people of the Jing people moved to Tanji Island earlier and have lived here for 8 generations; the Zeng people of Wutou Island moved here later and only Passed on to 3 generations. The Manchus in present-day Longhua County, Hebei Province have the surname Zeng. The ancestors of the Buyi ethnic group have lived and multiplied since ancient times in the Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefectures of southwestern Guizhou and the two Buyi and Miao autonomous counties of Zhenning and Guanling in the Anshun region, Ziyun Miao and Buyi Autonomous County and the suburbs of Guiyang. They belong to the ancient "Baiyue" one of them. There is a Zeng surname among the Buyi people in Zhenning Buyi Miao Autonomous County. The Tujia people in Yanhe County, Guizhou Province have the surname Zeng. An overview of the migration of the Zeng surname: The Zeng surname originated in Shandong. It did not leave Shandong before the Han Dynasty. Since the Western Han Dynasty, it has spread around Shandong as the center. During the Western Han Dynasty, Zeng Guang moved to Changsha (now part of Hunan), which was called Changshafang. Zeng Xu moved to Fufeng (now southeast of Xingping, Shaanxi), which was called Fufengfang. Later, Zeng Yu and Zeng (Xu Chang) moved to Jizhou (governing present-day Ji County, Hebei) and Qingzhou (governing today southeast of Zibo, Shandong) respectively. After the Wang Mang Rebellion, Zeng Zhi led more than a thousand members of his clan to move from southeastern Shandong to Jiyang Township in Luling (now southwest of Ji'an City, Jiangxi Province), and from there they continued to spread to Hunan, Fujian, Guangdong and other places. Therefore, he is called the originator of the Zeng family in Jiangnan. Since the Qing Dynasty, people with the Zeng surname began to migrate to Taiwan and overseas. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the surname Zeng originated from Xia Yu. At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, there was Zeng Dian in the family, Zeng Shen (Zeng Sheng's son) and his son. In the genealogy of the Zeng surname, Zengzi, the sage, is regarded as his first ancestor. The Zeng family originated in Shandong during the Han Dynasty. At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, when Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty, the family moved to Luling, Jiangxi. Then, with Luling as the center, they migrated and multiplied in all directions, especially Fujian and Guangdong in the south, which were their main goals for outward development. As a result, the Zeng surname developed into a powerful family in various parts of the south. The Zeng family moved southward on a large scale during the Eastern Han Dynasty. The 15th faction once led more than a thousand people from the clan to cross the Yangtze River from Shandong and move south. He first lived in Jiyang Township, Luling, and later moved to Yingqian Township. During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sun Zengyao, the 23rd sect of Zeng Shen, moved to Shu County (Sichuan) during the Wei, Jin and Five Dynasties periods. During the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties periods, the Huangchao uprising at the end of the Tang Dynasty caused the people in Jiangxi to suffer from the war and were forced to go eastward up Zhangshui into Ting in Fujian. Prefecture is distributed in Chaozhou counties along the Han River. Nanfeng Zeng passed through Guangchang and Shicheng in Jiangxi to Ninghua, Changting and Shanghang in Fujian, and finally reached Pingyuan, Xingning, Wuhua and Hong Kong in Guangdong. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Zeng Yuzhen, the 53rd generation grandson of Zeng Shen, moved from Shibi Village, Ninghua County, Tingzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province to Xuxi Township, Chengxiang County, Chaozhou Prefecture, Guangdong Province. The Genealogy of the Zeng Family in the New Territories of Hong Kong says: "Yuchun was granted the title of Duke of Lu. In the reign of Zhenghe Renchen of the Song Dynasty, he moved to Yanxia, ??Ninghua County, Fujian Province. He gave birth to a son, Zhonghui, and his son Zhensun and Yousun. Due to the disturbance by soldiers in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, they could not live in peace, so they moved from Ninghua to their home in Changle County, Guangdong. "At the end of the Song Dynasty, ancestors with the surname Zeng came to live in Kinmen. During the Jingkang Rebellion, Taoyuan was in the troubled times of Kinmen. At that time, wealthy families such as Liang, Fu, and Zeng all came to the island to exploit the benefits of the mountains and seas, and planned to live there for a long time. "The Genealogy of the Zeng Family in Jiangyin": "The ancestor Xiaokuan, the prime minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zeng Gongliangzi, moved from Jinjiang to Jiangyin"; "The Genealogy of the Zeng Family in Haiyu": "The ancestor who moved to Huai was a native of Jinjiang and a member of the Song Dynasty. After crossing to the south, he moved to Changshu from the capital. After becoming the prime minister, he was given the title of county governor, Xigun Embroidery Square.

The first generation ancestor of this family was Si, who moved from the county seat to Zengjiawan, the 29th capital of Dongxiang in the Ming Dynasty." Jiangyin's "Wucheng Zeng Family Genealogy Reconstruction" states: "The 35th generation of Si Zi hid in Jiyang and moved to Quanzhou, and the 48th generation In the early Ming Dynasty, De moved from Jinjiang to Nanxiang, Jiangyin. After his grandsons Xianglu and Lianglu, they were divided into east and west, and they lived scattered in Zengcun, Gexiang, Jinxiang and other places. "The Zeng family in Nanfeng, Jiangxi Province moved to Runzhou. "The Zeng family's genealogy outside the west gate of Runcheng was rebuilt": "The first ancestor was Zeng Bu in the Northern Song Dynasty. He left to guard Runzhou during the Chongning period, and his descendants lived there for generations. "Xiangtan's "Sixth Genealogy of the Gantian Zeng Family": "The first move was to the ancestral tombs in Ruhu and Jingyi, and from the Yuan Dynasty to the Shun Dynasty, they moved from Longtan, Yongfeng County, Jiangxi to Gantian, Xiangtan. "In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Hanshou's "Wucheng Zeng Family's Genealogy Reconstruction": "Xuanjie, the first mover, moved from Jishui to Xiaotang in the south of Longyang City, Hunan in the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty"; Ningxiang's "Wucheng Zeng Family's Reconstruction of Genealogy": " The fifty-sixth Shizhi, who lived from Yongle to Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty, moved to Ningxiang from Yongfeng and lived in Ma Tian"; "Wucheng Zeng Family Genealogy of Langshan" in Xiangxiang states: "The first mover was Dingsilang, who came from Wanxiang in Jiangxi in the early Ming Dynasty. "Zai moved to Xiangxiang, and lived next to Zeng's family in Qilitang, Nvjushui"; Xiangxiang's "Wucheng Zeng's Langshan Clan Toujiang Family Genealogy" states: "Sheng Sanlang moved from Gan to Xiangxiang in the Yuan Dynasty, and he was the ancestor of this clan. His son Zhenfu moved to the Huanghuashaoling Mountains in the south of the city in the early Ming Dynasty and was buried in Langshan; his son Wenlu moved from the sacred mountain of Lang to live in Longtantoujiang River." In the tenth year of Kangxi (1671), the government issued "poor people from all provinces bring their wives to the Due to the policy of "allowing naturalization for settlers from central Sichuan", immigrants from other provinces moved into Sichuan one after another. The Zeng surname was among them. The harvest failed in the fifth year of Yongzheng (1727), and the "hungry people of Chu Province" who entered Sichuan by the Yangtze River waterway "numbered in the thousands every day". There were no fewer than hundreds of thousands of people who brought their families to Sichuan. This was the famous "Huguang Filling in Sichuan". People of the Zeng family were also included in this westward journey. The "Genealogy of Zeng's Temple in West Lake" in Fushun, Sichuan states: "The founder Zhicheng was born in the Yuan Dynasty. Jiangxi entered Guangdong. The ancestors first moved to Lanyao and Jiyu, and then moved from Guangdong to Fushun, Sichuan during the reign of Emperor Yongzong and Emperor Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty. "The Genealogy of the Zeng Family in Chengdu" of the Republic of China records that the Zeng Family in Xingning, Guangdong alone has ancestors in Chengdu, Chongning, Xinjin, Pengxian, Pengshan, Jiading, Qianwei, Huayang, Jintang, Renshou and other places; "Wucheng Zeng" of the Republic of China has According to "Rebuilding the Genealogy of the Family", the Zeng family in Changle, Guangdong moved to Jianzhou, Jintang, Chengdu, Huayang, Xindu, Xinfan, and Ziyang respectively. The Zeng family moved to Taiwan in the late Ming Dynasty and was the first to establish a business in Taiwan. The ancestor of the Zeng family was Zeng Zhenqi, who was from Haicheng, Zhangzhou Prefecture. He came to Taiwan to cultivate land in the fifteenth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1642). However, in the Qing Dynasty, people named Zeng entered Taiwan from the Kangxi to Guangxu years of the Qing Dynasty. 30 people: During the Kangxi period, one person and Xu jointly reclaimed Xiangshan Township, Hsinchu County (now Hsinchu City), and one person went to Zhutang Township, Changhua County to reclaim land; in the last years of Kangxi, Zeng Jilu and Zeng Ruiwen settled in Shenzhenbao (now Shashan, Xinhua County) Township); during the Kangxi and Yongzheng years, Zeng, together with Qiu and Wu, jointly reclaimed Checheng, Pingtung County; in the third year of Yongzheng's reign (1725), Zengcai, a native of Nan'an, Fujian (now part of Fujian), reclaimed Dadi Langbao Xinanzhuang; Yongzheng In the fifth year (1727), Zeng Guohu, a native of Lufeng, Guangdong (now part of Guangdong), entered Erbao Yuanshan in Zhubei (now Hongmao Township, Hsinchu County); in the early years of Yongzheng, Zeng, Wu and He cultivated the willow forest in Maoluobao Zhuang and Dengtaizhuang; during the Yongzheng period, Zeng and the two surnames Xu and Ye jointly reclaimed Sheliaojiao, Xiachuojiao, and Xiangshan in Xiangshan Township, Hsinchu County; in the sixth year of Qianlong (1741), Zeng, a native of Zhangzhou (now part of Fujian), was jointly recorded In the eighth year of Qianlong's reign, a Cantonese named Zeng, a Cantonese named Lai, Cao, and Wen, and a Fujianese named Tian and Zhuang, reclaimed Miaoli Erbao Tongxiaozhuang ( Today's Tongxiao Town, Miaoli); in the 30th year of Qianlong's reign, Zeng from Tong'an (now part of Fujian) settled in Putou Village, Bali Township, Taipei County; in the 40th year of Qianlong's reign, Zeng, together with He and Wu, settled in Dongshi, present-day Taichung County Town; in the 41st year of Qianlong's reign, Zeng Bizhang, a native of Quanzhou (now part of Fujian), reclaimed Zhonghu in Qinghu Village, Linkou Township, Taipei County; in the sixth year of Xianfeng (1856), Zeng Xuanzai, a Guangdong native, together with Qian, Zhan and Huang, reclaimed what is now Hsinchu Tianliao Village, Hengshan Township, County; Zeng Qianyun moved to Baoshan Township, Hsinchu County in the 20th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu. The native place of the migrated Taizeng tribe was mainly from Fujian and Guangdong, and they were mostly Hsinchu descendants. The ancestors of the Zeng family in Zhubei Township, the 67th clan, crossed the sea from Tong'an, Fujian Province to Taiwan in the 35th year of Qianlong's reign (1770). The Zeng family in Taipei County also came from Xinwu Township in Jinjiang. The Zeng family of Yong'an Village comes from Lufeng County, Guangdong, and originated from Wucheng. The distribution of the Zeng people who migrated to Taiwan. The settlement areas of the Zeng people who moved to Taiwan are mainly in Hsinchu, Nantou, Tainan and other places. The Zeng family in Wucheng, Jinjiang New City. Moved to Taiwan Prefecture, Chengtian Prefecture, Yanyan Port Yuliaozhuang (now part of Hsinchu City), Zhuqian, Changhua, Tamsui (now part of Taipei County), Dapingzhuang, Dongluo, Penghu Island, Wudao; Zeng's family in Shedian, Jinjiang Moved to Yaoguzhu and Yanyan Port; Quanzhou Longsun Zeng moved to Changhua City, Fucheng, etc. With the increase of local residents named Zeng, natural villages named after Zeng also appeared, such as in Xiushui Township, Changhua County, Taiwan. Zengcuo Village, Tianwei Township has Nanzeng Village and Beiceng Village, and there are Zengziliao and Zengcuo in Zhongshan District of Keelung City. , the five cities of Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung, the Yangmingshan Special District, and 11 counties of Taipei, Yilan, Hsinchu, Miaoli, Taichung, Nantou, Changhua, Tainan, Pingtung, Hualien, and Penghu showed that, except for Taoyuan, Yunnan, Outside Lin County, Taitung County, and Kaohsiung County, among the 828,804 households in the province, 12,002 have the surname Zeng, accounting for 1.45% of the total number of households, ranking 16th among the 737 surnames in the province.

Migrating overseas: The "Wucheng Zeng Family Genealogy Reconstruction" (reconstructed in the 37th year of the Republic of China) in Xunzhong Town, Dehua County, Fujian Province records that 108 clan members immigrated to Nanyang. Jinjiang's "Wucheng Zeng Family Genealogy" records: 34 people went overseas to make a living. Anhai's Genealogy of the Zeng Family in Wucheng contains: "Ying Zhu, General Mingwei, was born on May 28th, the Jichou Year of Shunzhi (1649), died on October 4th, the Yihai Year of Kangxi (1695), and was buried in a hotel. Annan Kingdom (today's Vietnam)", "Wucheng Zeng Family Genealogy" records four people: Yuxuan, Yuying, Yupu, and Yuning: Yuxuan, named Bingke, was born in the Wuxu year of Kangxi (1718) On September 19th, 2016,...you rarely traveled to Japan...; Yuying was born at the end of Ding Dynasty in the fifth year of Yongzheng (1727), and went to Fanbang on February 22nd; Yupu was born in the Bingchen year of Qianlong (1736). On the ninth day of July, he went to Siam; Yuning was born on the eighth day of September, the Renzi year of Yongzheng (1732), died on July 13th, the Jiayin year of Qianlong (1794), and was buried in Siam. Anhai's "Wucheng Zeng Family Genealogy" contains Kun Guan and Yan Guo: Kun Guan, courtesy name Yi Di, was born on October 14, the Yiyou year of Qianlong (1765), and died on June 10, the Xinhai year of Qianlong (1791). , died in Lu Song; Yan Guo, named Huaiyuan, was born on August 18, Bingwu Year of Yongzheng (1726), died on September 29, Yiyou Year of Qianlong (765), and was buried in Baba. The "Wucheng Zeng Family Genealogy Reconstruction" in Xunzhong Town, Dehua County records: Chuanlong was born on the second day of the first lunar month of Dingyou (1897), the 23rd year of Guangxu's reign, and went to Nanyang. Zi Ji Lu, Ji An, and Ji Altar are all in Nanyang; Chuanting was born on July 20, Wuzi, the fourteenth year of Guangxu (1888), in Nanyang. Pei Lian was born on the tenth day of July in the seventeenth year of Guangxu's reign in Nanyang. Zi Ji Zhao, Ji Zhen, and Ji Qi were all in Nanyang; Ji Gong, born on September 22, 1911, the third year of Xuantong, went to Nanyang. Pei Chen was born on the 10th day of the fifth lunar month in the second year of Xuantong, died in Yihai in the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), and was buried in Yongde Gongzhongshan, Shalun, Muar, Nanyang; Ji Lie was born in Dinghai in the 13th year of Guangxu (1887). ), due to banditry in the seventeenth year of the Republic of China (1928), he took his wife Xu Li, his son Guangpo, Guangchuang, Guangqie, Guangcai, Guangxi and others to Nanyang to visit Lamis. The couple died and were buried in Nanyang, and their descendants are now living in Lamis; Guangting, who was born in Guangxu in the 21st year of Emperor Guangxu's reign (1895), left for Nanyang on the seventh day of August in Yiwei (1895). With the Chen family, he was born on the 5th day of September in the 26th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu (1900). He died on the 29th day of April in the 16th year of the Republic of China (1927). He was buried in Yongdeshan Gong Tomb, Sharon, Muar, Nanyang; Zhaomei, courtesy name Kouhuan, was born on September 28, Yiyou, the eleventh year of Guangxu (1885). He died and was buried in Nanyang. Pei Huang was born in Guisi, the 19th year of Guangxu's reign (1893), and died on the 9th of June in the 18th year of the Republic of China. He was buried in Yantang, Nan Penang Island. Jinjiang's "Wucheng Zeng Family Genealogy" records: Qing (Qingping) was born in Gengshen (1920), the ninth year of the Republic of China, and died on March 11, 1978. With the Burmese Yangon Kou family, son Wu, Changtai Sheng, sub-Taijin, Santaiqian, Sitaiyuan, Wutaijiang. The family now lives in Yangon. Judging from the places where expatriates live, most of them are in Southeast Asia. People with the Zeng surname have settled in Singapore, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam and other places. People with the Zeng surname have begun to migrate to various parts of the world. So far, in addition to mainland China and Taiwan, they have spread to many countries and regions such as Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, Japan, the United States, France, Australia, and New Zealand. There are traces of people with the Zeng surname.