Seeking the genealogy of Wang Xing, an internet user in Suizhong, Liaoning.

The Manchu netizen in Suizhong County, Liaoning Province, is probably Wang Ren of Chen Baqi.

According to the records of Wang's genealogy, in the second year of Tianshun (1458), the ancestors of Wang Hu were transferred from Yunnan to Hebei by the Ming court because of the turmoil in the southwest frontier (presumably, the ancestors of Wang's family participated in the Yao uprising in Yungui during Tianshun, or named themselves Wang Gaihan after the Yao was forcibly moved). In Chongzhen 15 (164 1), the Qing army attacked xifengkou, connecting Tianjin, Cangzhou, Dezhou, Jinan and other cities 15. In this campaign, the Wang family went to Huang taiji, returned to Shenyang and raised a white flag to be incorporated into the Han army, and then merged into the Manchu Dynasty. During the Shunzhi period, the Wang family was transferred to Huangqi and Qing Palace. During the Kangxi period, the Wangs were sent to Xiaoqiantun, Suizhong, Jinzhou, responsible for purchasing offerings such as yellow croaker and birds for the Qing emperor.

Wang Xing, a Manchu in Suizhong, Liaoning, also has: the Tahizhuo family in the Eight Banners of Mongolia; Wang Ji family of Mongolian Eight Banners; Hilary's Manchu Eight Banners Family.