Seek the genealogy of Yuan family who immigrated from Guangdong to Hanyin, Ankang, Shaanxi!

1, Yuan mainly comes from Gui, that is, Yu Shun after the ancient emperor. According to legend, Shun, one of the five ancient emperors, is a descendant of Zhuan Xu. Born in Yao ruins (now northeast of Heze, Shandong Province), he got his surname. He once lived in Guimi River (now Jinyong, Shandong Province), so his descendants have Guimi surname. Among the descendants who took Gui as their surname were Chen Ren, whose capital was in Wanqiu, now Huaiyang, Henan Province, and the grandson of Gui Manchu 1 1, whose real name was Bo Gui and Sun Taoren, whose real name was. At that time, the pronunciation of the word "Yuan" and the words "Yuan, Yuan, Yuan, Yuan, Yuan, Yuan, Yuan" were the same, so future generations took these six words as surnames respectively. As the Chronicle of Yuan Shu said, "one surname, six characters and five families". According to Tongzhi. Brief introduction of clan. Taking the word as the surname, Yuan is also called Yuan and Gui. Chen Hugong descent. Eighteen Sun Zhuangbo was born in Zhu, with the word Bokui. Sun Tao Tu, named after Wang Fu, is called "Tao Tao Tu". Also painted by Yuan Tao. Generation is Chen Shangqing. So there is a "yuan". Historically speaking, Yuan's family was authentic, which led to Yuan's family in Runan and Yuan's family in Chenjun. Chen Jun's Yuan family has been living in the north of China since the Zhou Dynasty. Since the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Yuan family in Runan has moved south one after another. The descendants of Chen Jun and Runan families have long been scattered in many places in the south of the Yangtze River. Before the Sui and Tang Dynasties, there were many prominent Yuan celebrities in Jiangnan. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Yuan's family had spread all over the country.

2, from Xuanyuan Huangdi, Xuanyuan won the world with earth virtue. Xuanyuan, also known as Xuanyuan, is the son of Shaodian. Because his family is good at building big cars and driving all over the world, it is called Xuanyuan. Xuanyuan Mountain was named after the Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan. Xuanyuan's army fought against Yan Ge, and the camp was based on the car account. Because it was invented by Xuanyuan, it is called "Hangyuan". There was a bear market (Zhengzhou or Kaifeng) at the beginning of Xuanyuan family, and one city was named after Xuanyuan family, later called Yuan Yi. In ancient times, the word "Yuan" had the same pronunciation as the words "Yuan, Yuan, Yuan, Yuan, Yuan, Yuan, Yuan, Yuan, Yuan". Xuanyuan succeeded to the throne and replaced Emperor Yan as the son of that day. His descendants took the city as their surname and passed it on from generation to generation. Later, Yan moved to Hebei, which was Yuan's family in Hebei.

3. from ethnic minorities. According to the biography of Wei Shu Gao Che, "Gao Che is a kind of Gaigu Xidi, first named Emperor, with Chile in the north and Dingling in the summer. Its language is slightly the same as that of Xiongnu, but slightly different. Its varieties are land, tiger green, bone treasure and gold ... There is no custom and no wine. On the day of welcoming women, men and women meet each other, holding horse cheese and cooked meat, and the host treats guests and has nowhere to go. They will sit in front of the vault all day, hold a banquet all day, and then stay in their place, knowing that they will return the woman. Marrying a widow is good for her, which is quite taboo. Her livestock products have her own knowledge. Although in the wild, she would never take it. Vulgar and unclean, happy with Lei Zhen. " He died and was buried. He dug up the land to make a ridge, and then sat on the body. With your arms outstretched and your sword in your hand, it's like life, but your spine is not covered. His migration follows the grass, his clothes and skin are carnivorous, and his cattle, sheep and livestock are crawling except for the high wheels and the largest number. "There are six kinds of high-speed cars: Di, Yuan, Hu, Jie, Gu and Yi. There are twelve surnames: first, crying for Foley, second, spitting for Lushi, third, second, fourth, Dalian, fifth, Kuhe, sixth, Dabo, seventh, Allen, eighth, Moyun, ninth, Ji Fen, tenth, Fu Luoshi, eleventh, begging for yuan, twelfth, right uncle Pei. (See Biography of Northern History and High Car. There are six kinds of Yuan Yi, Wei Yuan is close in shape, and Wei Hui is actually a Uighur tribe. "Biography of Huihe in Tang Dynasty" said: "Huihe, a descendant of Xiongnu, was named Tiele Department in the later Wei Dynasty. Relying on the chariot, I am a Turk, and I am called Tele. Since Turkey has a country, everything has been conquered and used to control the famine in the north. " This Uighur, that is, six kinds of yuanshi county. In the 15th Mobei Alliance with Uighur as the core, there are ancestors of Mongolian Tumote and Tuwa. The Tang Dynasty called it "Du Bo" or "Du Bo"; The Secret History of Mongolia wrote Tumadun and Tubas. The History of Yuan Dynasty wrote "Ma Tu" and "Ma Tu". The eleventh surname is Qi Yuan, actually the ancestor of Genghis Khan, "Qi Yan" or "Yin Qi". Yuan, Yan and Yin are almost homophones, which are pronounced by historians according to their own dialects. Begging for the Yuan family and the "Yuan" in "Yuan" are based on certain facts. Their descendants claimed to come from the Mongolian princes and nobles who sought Yuan's surname, and later generations took Yuan as their surname. Yuan's ancestral home was in Huaiyang, Henan, and he lived in the area before the Western Han Dynasty. Their descendants became officials and became prominent local families. Yang Xia was Yuan's ancestral home, and the rulers belonged to Chen Liu, so Yuan. Since then, Yuan's family, who migrated all over the country, was mostly a branch, and all thought it was the name of Tang. By the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Yuan family who moved to Runan had developed into a prominent local family. From Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties to Sui and Tang Dynasties, the descendants of Yuan in Runan formed many branches for reasons such as official career and refuge. After continuous reproduction and development, it became an aristocratic family at that time, forming Pengcheng, Jingzhao, Dongguang, Taiyuan, Huayin, Xiangyang, Puyang and Yichun counties. Yuan Nanqian began before the Tang Dynasty, and by the time of the Song Dynasty, it had become a prominent family in the south, with Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Jiangxi being the most widely distributed. Yuan entered Fujian before the Song Dynasty, and moved from Fujian to Guangdong after the Song Dynasty. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Yuan family had spread all over China, and it was the most popular among the Yao people in Guangxi, Yunnan and other provinces.

In the Song Dynasty, the political structure changed, and the system of the gentry's gate valve was completely swept away. "The draft doesn't ask about family background, and marriage doesn't ask about reading." In this historical turning point from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, the Yuan family in Chenjun, which had flourished for hundreds of years, had already disappeared. From then on, the younger brother of Yuan family could no longer obtain important official positions without any credit by virtue of family relations, and became a member of Yuan family of ordinary people. They quickly adapted to social changes and left their mark on society through personal efforts and opportunities.

According to relevant data, Yuan ranks 33rd, accounting for about 0.54% of the Han population in China. In the north, Henan and Hebei are Yuan's settlements. In the south, Yuan's population accounts for a high proportion in Sichuan, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Fujian, Zhejiang and other places. Generally speaking, the population of Yuan in the south exceeds that in the north. Among hundreds of surnames in Taiwan Province Province, Yuan ranks 94th. Most of them moved here from Chinese mainland in the Qing Dynasty and around 1949, mainly living in Taipei, Hsinchu, Nantou, Chiayi and Tainan. Abroad, Yuan lived in Southeast Asian countries and some countries in Europe and America. Yuan Shikai's descendants lived in the United States, Britain, Germany, France, Japan, Canada, Singapore, Malaysia and other countries.