How did ancient Wang Zi come from?

First, Jiang, a descendant of the ancient warlord Wang Wang in Xia Dynasty, belongs to the national name. Wang Wang, an ancient country name, was later mistaken for Wang Mangguo, and the monarch went against the wind. During the Xia and Shang Dynasties, there was an ancient kingdom of kings, a vassal state called Jiang, which was built by the descendants of Shennong, and the monarch was called Fang. After Fang Feng was killed by Dayu, China people moved to Huzhou Mountain and became king. After the king was destroyed by Chu, the Chinese people avoided it in Shexian County, Anhui Province and renamed it Wang.

Second, from the surname Ji, from the descendants of the second son of the monarch Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period, belonging to the country name. Wang Mangguo, named after Wang Mang, the second son of Wang Ting, the second ancestor of the Wang family in Lu and Ji, can be confirmed in all Wang genealogies except Wang, and was later renamed Wang Mangguo in Xia and Shang Dynasties. Wang Mangguo has nothing to do with Wang. After the destruction of Shang Dynasty, he sealed his uncle in Lu. After Zhou Wuwang's early death, Zhou Chengwang Song Ji, who was only twelve years old, succeeded to the throne. Therefore, Zhou Gongdan needed to stay in the capital to help Zhou Chengwang protect North Korea, so he appointed his eldest son Kiboqin as King Lu. Lu passed on the thirteenth and fifteenth monarchs to Lu Chenggong, and his son Ji became Lu Xianggong in the afternoon. The second son was named after the palm of his hand was tattooed with "left king and right water", and was later named the son king. Because he was named a prince and ate Yingchuan, the world called him "Yingchuan Hou".

Third, from the place name, it comes from the ancient Wangshui, which belongs to the name of Juyi. Wang, the name of the ancient river, is also called Huangshui. It is recorded in the historical book "Notes on Water Classics": "Huangshui is beautiful when it is hydrated with Fu." Wangshui is not the Xilamulun River in Liaoning today, but the "Little Yellow River" commonly known by the Central Plains people since ancient times. It originated in Wunao Mountain in Macheng City, Hubei Province today, flowed eastward through Henan Province, and finally flowed into the Huaihe River. The Xilamulun River was also called "Huangshui" in ancient times, but it was not named "Wangshui". For a long time, the residents of the river basin have taken the river name as Wang and passed it down from generation to generation.

Fourth, it originated from the surname of Won, and came from the small kingdom of Qin after Qin supported Shu in the Spring and Autumn Period, belonging to the ancestor surname. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Qin was made king (now between Chengcheng and Hancheng in Shaanxi).

5. Originated from the king, Qin and Han Dynasties came from the king of northwest China, hence the name Yu Guo. Wanggu Kingdom is located in Yumen and Yangguan of Qilian Mountains in the west of Gansu Hexi Corridor. "Before the Han Dynasty, China was not accessible", which was the world residence of the ancient Xiqiang nationality. The early Qin and Han Dynasties were the land of Da Yue, Wusunguo and Xiongnu. In the second year of Emperor Gaozu Liu Che's enthronement ceremony (BC 12 1), General Huo Qubing led the Han army to the Western Expedition, wiped out the Huns and set up Yumen County, which belonged to Jiuquan County. At that time, the western Qiang people were attached to the Han empire one after another, and some of them took Wang, the Chinese name of an ancient country, as their surname, and gradually merged with the Han nationality.

Sixth, from the place name, Wang Tao County, which came from the Han Dynasty, belongs to the name of Juyi. Wangtao County (now Yin Shan and Yingxian in Shaanxi) was established in the Han Dynasty, belonging to Yanmen County, and residents took it as their surname.

Seven, from the surname Ji, from Weng Shi, belonging to the surname of the elders. In the early Song Dynasty, there was a Weng family in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, whose six sons were all scholars, which was called "Liufang" in history. Six sons share money and silver, forming their own school and developing independently. His sixth son, Weng Chu, was given the surname Wang by Weng Lao and became Wang.

Eight, from the Turkic people, from the Wang Gubu of the Western Turkic in the Tang Dynasty, belonging to the Chinese name change. Wang Jiabu was a tribe of Shatuo Turks in the Western Regions during the Tang Dynasty. After the destruction of the Western Turkic in the Tang Dynasty, most of them belonged to the Tang Dynasty, taking the name of the Ministry as the surname and claiming the title of king. A small part of them migrated to the north and entered the Liaodong area to live and multiply. In Jin Dynasty, the adherents of Wanggu in Liaodong merged with Jurchen nationality, so Wanggu was taken as the surname.

Nine, from Mongolia, belonging to the Han surname.

10. Originated from Manchu, it belongs to Chinese culture and changed its surname to surname.

Eleven, from other ethnic minorities, belonging to the surname of China. Today, among the Hui, Tujia, Dongxiang and other ethnic minorities, there are royalty.

There's a Zu:

Wang Mang, Wang Man, Wang Yong and Weng Chuxiu.

Migration distribution:

Wang is a typical multi-ethnic and multi-source surname. The main birthplaces of the Wangs are Shandong, Shexian, Anhui and Wu Kang, Zhejiang.

The Wangs, whose ancestral home is in Wu Kang, Zhejiang Province, have never emigrated on a large scale, and the route of emigration is generally Jiangsu first, then Jiangxi and Anhui. In the early history of China, the other two royal families became the breeding centers of the southern and northern royal families, among which Shanxi in the north formed a large family.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Wang Zuqi, a boy from the State of Lu, died in the battle with the army of the State of Qi. Lu people died of state affairs and were buried as adults. This is the earliest statue of the king in history.

During the reign of Emperor Xian of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Huiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province) moved Wang Wenhe's family to Xin 'an, and later developed into Xin 'an Wang Zu.

During the Southern Dynasties, one Wang family moved from Xin 'an to Shexian County, Anhui Province, and another Wang family moved to Hejian, Hebei Province in the early Sui Dynasty.

At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, General Wang met his father and son from Gushi, Gwangju, and settled in Fujian, indicating that there were Wang settlements in the Central Plains before the Tang Dynasty. During the prosperous Tang Dynasty, there were a large number of Wangs in Shexian county, and there was a phenomenon of "ten surnames and nine kings". According to the history book "Examination of Surnames", "Wang Huawei was the king in the Tang Dynasty, and his clan was the most complicated." This is the most accurate representation of the situation at that time. After the Tang Dynasty, most of the Wangs in Jiangxi, Guizhou, Fujian, Guangdong and Guangxi migrated from Anhui.

During the Song Dynasty, the Wang family flourished and became one of the most famous surnames in China, especially Yi (now yi county, Anhui), She (now Shexian, Anhui) and Wuyuan (now Wuyuan, Jiangxi). During the Song Dynasty, the population of Wang ranked 32nd, about 470,000, accounting for 0.6% of the national population.

At the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, peasant rebels rose, first expelling Tatars, and then attacking each other for the imperial power, resulting in a sharp decline in the population of Central Plains, East China and Central South China. When Zhu Yuanzhang made Nanjing his capital, he decided to emigrate to revive this barren land. Wang was a member of the migration of Sophora japonica in Hongdong in Ming Dynasty, and moved to Hubei, Hunan, Henan, Shandong, Hebei, Tianjin and Northeast China.

Since the Qing Emperor Kangxi, the Wangs from Fujian and Guangdong have migrated to Taiwan Province Province, and then spread abroad.

Today, the royal family is the most distributed in Anhui province, accounting for 44% of the national royal population, followed by Hubei, Sichuan, Jiangsu, Hunan, Zhejiang and other provinces, accounting for about 28%. The royal families in these six provinces account for more than 70% of the national royal population.