Where are the eight birthplaces of China immigrants and surname migration in past dynasties?

China has a large population, footprints all over the world, and countless surnames. In the history of China, there are many famous surnames, some of which are powerful to this day, and some have been submerged in the long river of history. Today, I want to introduce eight surnames that have never declined in the history of China.

First place, Li. I believe everyone's first impression of Li comes from Li Tanglai in Ailian. The world loves peony land very much, and Li is the national surname of the Tang Dynasty. There are countless celebrities named after Li, such as Li Bai, a poet, and Li Shizhen, a medical sage. Today, Li is mainly concentrated in Hebei, Sichuan, Henan and other provinces. At the same time, it is also the largest surname in China in the world, with the total number exceeding 1 100 million.

Second place, Wang Xing. In 20 14, the population of Wangxing in Chinese mainland reached 94.68 million, accounting for 7. 1% of the total population in China. According to the data, at present, Wang Xing is the first surname in China, but Wang Xing is unevenly distributed in China. The population of Wangxing in the eastern and central regions is relatively large, accounting for about 65% of the population of Wangxing in China. There was an emperor Wang Mang in the history of Wang Xing.

Third place, Zhang. The legendary Jade Emperor surnamed Zhang and Zhang Bairen-this should be the best representative. This surname, which originated from bows and arrows, now has a population of 87.502 million, accounting for 6.83% of the total population of China. Zhang Hui is the ancestor of this surname.

Fourth place, Liu. The surname of the Han Dynasty is the second largest in the north. Liu Bang, Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, Liu Che, Liu Xiu, Liu Bei and Shu Han were all successful emperors of Han Dynasty, and they were also representatives of Liu.

Fifth place, surnamed Chen. This surname is different from the previous one. Although it can only rank fifth in population, it is also called teasing Chen Lin for half a day among the 50 million overseas Chinese. Chen's descendants even established political power in Vietnam, Singapore and other places, which is really admirable! Chen's modern celebrities include Chen Duxiu, a revolutionary soldier, Chen Geng, one of the top ten marshals in New China, and Chen Jingrun, a mathematician.

Chen Jingrun, a famous mathematician

Sixth place, Yang surname. This is a typical multi-ethnic and multi-source surname, which mainly comes from the surname Ji and the change of surname by ethnic minorities. It originated from Yang in the Spring and Autumn Period. Speaking of this state of Yang, you may not be familiar with it. This is today's Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, the starting point of great immigration in the early Ming Dynasty. Representative figures are Yang Zhu, a thinker of the Warring States Period, and Yang Zhen, a writer of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Seventh place, Zhao surname. Song surname is the first of hundreds of surnames, and now it is also the most popular surname in the north. Throughout the Song Dynasty, except Song Taizu and Zhao Kuangyin who wore yellow robes, there was no commendable emperor, but the economy and culture of the Song Dynasty were relatively developed. The Tang and Song Dynasties accounted for six, and great scholars Zhu and Wang Yangming also came from the Song Dynasty.

Eighth place, Huang surname. Lv Zhong, the son of Zhu Rong, is the ancestor of his surname. The population of Huang is about 30 million, mainly concentrated in the south of Guangdong, Sichuan, Hunan, Guangxi, Jiangxi, Hubei and Fujian. This is because people began to move south after the Yellow Kingdom was destroyed by Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Representative figures: Huang Tingjian, a calligrapher in the Song Dynasty, and Huang Xie, Shen Jun in the Spring of Chu State.