Who knows the family name? How many ancestors does the Xiao family have now?

The order of Xiao's genealogy characters: dynasty, have, dedication, ceremony, ceremony, learning, must, chang, family, biography, benevolence, thickness, book, text, record, chapter; Jing, jade, duan, an, chang, law, gui, phoenix.

It is generally believed that the surname Xiao is a simplification of the surname Xiao, which ranks 30th among Chinese surnames today and has a large population, accounting for about 0.7% of the country's Han population. In 2019, in the national name report published by the Ministry of Public Security, the surname Xiao became the 33rd among the 100 surnames.

The development of the bridge collapse surnamed Xiao:

The surname Xiao first originated in present-day Shandong Province. In the pre-Qin period, the people surnamed Xiao were scattered all over the country due to the destruction of the country, and the family was small and weak. In the Qin and Han dynasties, social turmoil forced the surname Xiao to move out and enter the first period of development and migration.

After a long period of relocation, the surname Xiao has multiplied from the original settlement to the surrounding areas, and there are many celebrities.

It is generally believed that the surname Xiao is the common name of the surname Xiao.

The surname Xiao is the 30th largest surname in China today, with a large population, accounting for about 0.6% of the country's Han population.

Origin of the surname: Claim 1:

According to the relevant information such as "Yuanhe Surname Compilation", "Tongzhi Clan Slightly Heng Hongxi", "Ancient and Modern Surname Book Dialectic" and other relevant materials, it is absolutely imitative from the surname of the son, with the country as the clan, and is the descendant of Wei Ziqi of the Song State in the Zhou Dynasty.

Claim 2: According to relevant information, in ancient times, Boyi, the leader of various tribes with the surname Ying, later became a scholar Yu Xiao, and took Xiao as his surname, and his descendants inherited the surname Xiao.

Claim 3: According to the relevant materials such as "Continuation of Tongzhi Clan Strategy", "Surname Dictionary", "Ancient and Modern Surname Book Dialectic" and other relevant materials, from ethnic minorities who changed their surnames or were given surnames, they got the surname Xiao.

During the Han Dynasty, the three clans of Bali, Yisujile, and Shulu were given the surname Xiao, and during the two Jin and Northern Dynasties, the three clans of Khitan Bali, Yisujile, and Bulu changed their surnames to Xiao.

Claim 4: Most of the "Zhao" in the Jin text is written as "Xiao", so the surname of Gu Xiao (read Zhao Yin) is basically the surname Zhao, such as "Xiangbang Zhao Ge" is written as "Xiangbang Xiaoge".

Most of the current surname Xiao is written from "Xiao".

Derived from the surname Ji: One theory believes that"Shaw"The surname is derived from the ancient surname Ji, that is, the descendants of Emperor Yao. The surname Ji is divided into different clans, one of which has evolved from"Shaw"Surname.

This statement will"Shaw"The surname is associated with the ancient Chinese monarch and aristocratic bloodline. 2.Derived from the place name:

Another version says"Shaw"The surname may be derived from an ancient place name. According to this statement,"Shaw"It was conceived as a place name and was later adopted as a surname by some of its inhabitants, forming the present one"Shaw"Surname. 3.

Figurative surname: In addition, there is a saying that recognizes the god of Huai"Shaw"A surname may be a figurative surname, i.e., associated with a particular characteristic or trait. "Shaw"This character can be represented in Chinese"Like"meaning, therefore"Shaw"A surname may be associated with a certain appearance or other characteristics, such as a person with a similar appearance may be adopted by a bad person"Shaw"Surname.

The above information** is in Zhihu.

Another theory is that in ancient times, the leaders of the tribes surnamed Ying in ancient times were envious of the leaders of the Ying family, and after they became scholars in Xiao, they took Xiao as their surname, and their descendants inherited the surname Xiao. In addition, most of the "Zhao" in the Jin text is written as "Xiao", so the ancient Xiao is pronounced as Zhao Yin, and the surname is basically the surname Zhao, and most of the current Xiao surname is written from "Xiao". In short, the surname Xiao and the surname Xiao are both relatively old surnames, in the Spring and Autumn Period, the two surnames have been parallel, but the difference between the two is that the surname Xiao has been used for more than 2,000 years, while the surname Xiao is difficult to find traces after the Han Dynasty.