Jiahu immigrants

Ancestor: Taber

Classification: country as surname

Source of surname:

1, from Youshi, Shun Di.

He is a descendant of Wu Quan, a famous minister of Emperor Zhuan Xu.

3. "Tongzhi Genealogy" records: "Taibo was sealed in Wu, and the descendants took the country as their surname." That is, descendants of Wu, Taibo and ancestors.

4. From Vuch, a famous archer in Xia Dynasty. Among them, the branch 1 has the greatest influence. Legend has it that the Tiber brothers should have succeeded to the throne after Gu Gong's father died. However, they thought that Ji Chang, the son of their younger brother Ji Li (later Zhou Wenwang), had the material to be king, so they gave the inheritance to Ji Li and then passed it on to Ji Chang. In order to cut off the idea of others supporting them, Taber and Zhong Yong fled to the remote Man Jing area of Soochow, where they kept tattooing and lived with the local people. This is the story of the famous "Taibo Rang Wang" in history. Taber came and claimed to be "sentencing Wu" and "attacking Wu". Jing Man was moved by his righteous act and came to take refuge in succession, with more than 1,000 households. On this basis, Wu gradually developed and made its capital in Wu (now Suzhou, Jiangsu). It can also be seen that Wu Hezhou was originally a family. /kloc-From Taibo to Sun Shoumeng in 0/9, he began to be king, and the country became stronger and stronger, and its territory continued to expand until Zhejiang Jiahu and Anhui. The ancient State of Wu was the birthplace of the surname Wu. Fu Cha, the King of Wu who was defeated by Gou Jian, the King of Yue, is a descendant of Taber in the famous story of "Eating Hard at Work" in history. At that time, the territory of Wu was in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, and it continued to extend to various places. It originated in the Wu family in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and soon spread to neighboring Qilu and Shandong. According to Yuan He's usurped surname, most Han Chinese surnamed Wu in Shandong are descendants of Ji Zha, the fourth son of Shou Meng. There is also a saying that Shun's wife was sealed on Yu's land, and Yu was closely related to Wu Yin, so all her children got surnames. (Surname Urgent) If this is the case, the origin of the surname Wu is even earlier than that of the Zhou Dynasty.

Hope county:

1, Yanling County: Qu 'a County was established in the Western Jin Dynasty.

2. Puyang County: Dong Jun County was changed in the Jin Dynasty, and it was changed in the late Western Jin Dynasty. The ancestor of the Wu family is Sun, a descendant of Guangping Hou Wuhan.

3. Chenliu County: Jianxian County in the Western Han Dynasty. This branch of the Wu family is a descendant of Ji Za and belongs to the Wuhui clan in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

4. Changsha County: A county was established in Qin Dynasty. After that, the ancestor of this Wu family was the King of Changsha in the Western Han Dynasty.

Hall number:

Yanling Hall: Ji Zha, the fourth son of Wu Wang, was famous for his virtue. Shoumeng asked him to inherit the throne, but he refused to accept his resignation, so Shoumeng had to seal him in Yanling. His three brothers.

He was the king of Wu, and when he died, he tried to pass it on to him, but he still refused. Therefore, he was honored as "the third person of the highest virtue" by later generations, and was called "the son of Yanling" because his fief was in Yanling.

Migration distribution

Wu Hong, the prince of Fu Cha, was exiled to Jiangxi after the downfall of Wu. After Fucha, he also propagated in some places in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Shandong and Henan. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Wu was widely distributed in the north and south of the river. Now, Wu accompanied his father and son to Fujian to open Zhangzhou; Now, Wu lives in Fujian with Wang. After the Song and Ming Dynasties, the Wu family dominated the southeast, and after the 53rd Sun Wuxuan, its family was prominent for a while. Wu Jifu, the fifth grandson of Wu Xuan, is the ancestor of Wu entering Guangdong.

Wu moved to Taiwan Province province in 129 1. The first person to enter Taiwan Province was Wu Guangdou, the foreign minister of the Yuan Dynasty. He was ordered to lead 6,000 people to "go to Ryukyu" by boat (that is, Taiwan Province Province). After the end of the Ming Dynasty, many people from the coastal areas of Fujian, Guangdong and Wu went to Penghu, Taipei and Kaohsiung to make a living and start businesses. So far, the most prominent is the Wu Boxiong family. Wu Boxiong is currently a member of the Standing Committee of the Kuomintang Central Committee and the mayor of Taipei. His family is known as Wu's "Taiwan Province first". Wu moved to Hong Kong in the Yuan Dynasty.

Wu's overseas expansion began in Japan. Around 450 BC, the Wu people traveled eastward to Japan, and one of them evolved into the Japanese royal family. When Wu's family went to Japan, a large number of people went south and entered today's Vietnam. Among them, the 50th Sun Wuquan of Ji Zha ascended the throne in 939, and established the earliest independent dynasty in Vietnamese history-Wu Dynasty. Wu Tingyan, the last chairman of the South Vietnamese regime, was after Wu Quan. At present, there are more than 200 surnames in Vietnam, and Wu is the sixth largest surname. Wu Feng entered Korea in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Up to now, Wu surname is known as one of the 20 most common surnames in North Korea 143. After the Ming Dynasty, some people of Wu migrated to Southeast Asia, and moved to Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Myanmar and other countries. In modern times, some people lived in Europe and America.