What is the origin of Guo surname?

1, from Ren, is a descendant of the Yellow Emperor. The Yellow Emperor and his fourth wife, Mo Mu, have two sons: Cang Lin and Yang Yu. Yu Yang (also known as the youngest son of Zhuan Xu, the grandson of the Yellow Emperor), also known as, was appointed. The ancient city is in the northwest of Renqiu, Hebei Province, and then moved south to the southeast of Jining, Shandong Province. Ren Shi clan is also one of the important clans in the Yellow Emperor era 12, located in Dongyi nationality in the east. Guo Yu is the head of the Ren Shi family and the ancestor of Ren Shi.

2. From Ji's surname. Originated from the royal branch of Zhou Miao, the Yellow Emperor of Xuanyuan, which destroyed the Shang Dynasty in the week of 1046 BC, Zhou Wuwang established his uncle Guo Zhong in the Western countries (Guo Tong) and made him the Duke of the Western Countries. Xiguo is located in the east of Baoji, Shaanxi. When Dongdong moved, the western country moved eastward to the southeast of Shaanxi County, Henan Province, and was renamed the South China. In the Spring and Autumn Period, it was destroyed in Jin Dynasty in 655 BC. Those who stayed in the former Western countries were destroyed by Qin in the Spring and Autumn Period of 687 BC. Zhou Wuwang made his uncle Guo Shu a descendant of Qi Huangong. After he became king, he named the land in the north of Xingyang, Henan as Dongguo.

3. Originated from place names, it belongs to the name of Juyi. Guo, the outer city, is an ancient city wall built outside the city wall. People living in outer cities think Guo, and some of them are named East, South, West and North because they live in different positions of the city wall. Most of their descendants changed their surnames to the single surname Guo. This kind of Guo surname mainly occurred in the northern region of the pre-Qin period, and its ethnic origin and surname have no textual research.

4. Originated from ethnic minorities

Hui nationality, the ancestor of the Hui nationality Guo surname is Persian Ibn Kus Deguanggong in the Western Regions, and his Chinese name is Guo Guangde. "Kus" and "Guo" are homophonic, which is the origin of China surname of Hui people. Most of the Hui people in Quanzhou and Hui 'an, as well as the Hui people surnamed Guo who moved to other places, are descendants of Guo Guangde.

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During the pre-Qin period, Guo mainly lived in Henan, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Shandong, Hebei and other places. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, Guo's surname had spread to the north and south, to Inner Mongolia in the north, to Gansu in the west, to Jiangsu in the east and to Sichuan in the southwest. During the Three Kingdoms and the Jin Dynasty, the surname Guo had been distributed in the vast areas north and south of the Yangtze River. At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, fifty-eight people from Gushi entered Fujian via Jiangxi, and Wang from Gushi entered Fujian at the end of the Tang Dynasty. Guo's entry into Fujian was the second southward migration with Henan as the main body.

In the mid-Tang Dynasty, Guo Ziyi, the minister, put down the Anshi Rebellion and was named King of Fenyang. The success of ZTE brought the prosperity of surname clan and reached its peak. Today, most Guo surnames in the south and overseas think of their ancestors. During the Northern Song Dynasty, people from the Central Plains fled south again, and Guo's footprints were almost all over the south. In the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, Guo moved to Taiwan Province Province.