About the surname Xiang and the surname Xiang

The surname Xiang has nothing to do with the surname Xiang.

The surname Xiang ranks 129th among the 100 surnames, and ranks 99th in terms of population (2007 data) One of the twenty-four sons born to Emperor Yan, the surname Xiang, in the Xia Dynasty Xiang Yao built the country in Shaanxi, with the name of the country, which is the real ancestor of the surname Xiang.

The surname Xiang is a surname originating from China, with a very single origin, from the Zhou Feng Xiang Kingdom. Xiangcheng was Xiangzi State in the early years of the Zhou Dynasty. In the summer of the seventeenth year of Lu Xugong, Lu destroyed Xiang Ziguo, and the name of this sub-country was canceled, and only the name of Xiang was left.

The descendants take Xiang as their surname. During the Warring States Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Chu destroyed Lu, and Xiangdi was changed to belong to the Chu State. When the king of Chu Xiang was king, the capital of Chu was migrated from Yingyi to Chen, and Xiang was the other capital (that is, the accompanying capital).

There is no direct relationship between the two.

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From the surname Jiang, after the Yan Emperor Shennong. Shennong's descendants have a descendant named Xiang, who was named a prince, and his descendants took Xiang as their surname, so they became Xiang's surname.

From the surname Qi, a descendant of Di Yao. In the Zhou Dynasty, there was Xiangguo, surnamed Jiang, and the capital was in Xiang, so the site was in the south of Ju County, Shandong Province. Later, when the country was destroyed, the descendants of the monarch of Xiang Guo took the original country name as their surname and became a branch of the surname Xiang.

From the surname of the child, he is a descendant of King Tang. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Song Huan, the monarch of the Song Kingdom, had a son named 肸 (pronounced xī), the word Xiangfu, who was a secretary of the Song State for generations, and then also surnamed Xiang, becoming Xiang.

Hall No.] Zhonghe Hall": The Later Han Dynasty was long, reclusive, neutral, proficient in "Lao Tzu" and "I Ching". He was so poor that he couldn't eat enough and couldn't dress warmly, and what others gave him, he kept enough for his own use, and returned the rest to others.

He used to say"Rich is not as good as poor, and expensive is not as good as cheap"。After his son married his daughter, he traveled to the famous mountains of Wuyue and did not know what to do.

Sokuntang": Shu Han general Xiang favor, as the governor of the central capital. Zhuge Liang praised him to the queen"Sex is even, Xiaochang military"。

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話 (xiàng) has two sources:

1. From the surname Ji, the Zhou Dynasty had a Xiang country, and its place was in the area of Xiangcheng, Henan. Xiang was a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty with the same surname (Ji surname), which was destroyed by the Chu State in 647 BC, and the descendants of the monarch of Xiang State took the name of the country as their surname and called Xiang.

2. From the surname Mi, a descendant of the Chu royal family. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Yan, the prince of the Chu State, was enshrined in Xiangcheng (now Xiangcheng County, Henan Province) and established the Xiang State. Later, the State of Xiang was destroyed by the State of Qi, and his descendants took the name of the country "Xiang" and called the surname Xiang.

2. Migration distribution.

Among the many surnames, the origin of the surname Xiang is relatively single. According to historical records, the surname Xiang is derived from the surname Mi. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Yan, the son of the Chu State, he was originally a descendant of the royal family, and was sealed in Xiangdi for his merits, and established the Xiangguo with the name of the fief in the name of the country.

In 647 BC, this small country was destroyed by the Duke of Qi Huan, and from then on, the people living in Xiang took the surname Xiang as their surname. According to the record of "Guangyun", although the surname Xiang originated from the surname Mi, the ancestors of the surname Mi were originally descendants of King Wen of Zhou, so the origin of the surname Xiang still originated from the descendants of the surname Ji. The surname Xiang is not in the top 100 surnames in mainland China and Taiwan.

Later, the surname Xiang developed into a wang clan in Liaoxi County, and it was known as Liaoxi Wang. The surname Xiang is a relatively common surname today, which is widely distributed, accounting for about the 163rd of the Han population in the country. In particular, Hunan, Zhejiang, Hubei, Guizhou and other provinces have more such surnames, and the surnames of the four provinces account for about 74% of the country's population with the surname Xiang.

The surname Xiang comes from the surname Jiang, the surname Zi, the surname Qi, and the surname Ji.

There are different ways to write and different surnames

Of course. The 16th sentence of "Hundred Family Names" is: Xiong Ji Shuqu, Xiang Zhu Dong Liang.

"Xiang" ranked 125th in "Hundred Family Names".

In terms of population, China's population with the surname "Xiang" is about 690,000, ranking 190+ (there are slight differences in the number of various lists, and the latest census data has not been found).

Zhao Qian, Sun Li, Zhou, Wu, Zheng Wang.

Feng Chen, Chu Wei, Jiang Shen, Han Yang.

Zhu Qin You Xu, He Lu Shi Zhang.

Kong Cao Yanhua, Jin Wei Tao Jiang.

Qi Xie Zou Yu, Bai Shui Dou Zhang.

Yunsu Pange, Xi Fan Penglang.

Lu Weichangma, Miao Fenghuafang.

Yu Ren Yuan Liu, Yu Bao Shi Tang.

Fei Lian Cen Xue, Lei He Ni Tang.

Teng Yin Luobi, Hao Wu Anchang.

Happy to be a master of the time, Pi Bian Qikang.

Wu Yu Yuanbu, Gu Mengping, Huang.

and Mu Xiaoyin, Yao Shao Zhanwang.

Qi Mao Yudi, Mi Bei Mingzang.

Ji Fu Cheng Dai, talk about Song Maopang.

Xiong Ji Shuqu,itemI wish Dong Liang.

The surname Xiang is a surname derived from the ancient Zhou Kingdom. ** from the State of Zhou is very simple. Xiangcheng was a country in the early years of the Zhou Dynasty. In the summer of 17 AD, the state of Lu destroyed the country and the name of the country was canceled.

Only place names have been saved. Descendants use the term as a surname. During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and the Warring States Period, the land of Chu Rulu was changed to belong to the State of Chu. When the king of Chu was king, he moved from Chu to Chen and used the item as another (i.e., accompanied by the capital).

From the surname. Some say it's Ji. Take the country as the family.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Yan, the prince of Chu, was enshrined in the Hunan State (now Xiangcheng, Henan). He died in 647 BC. "Zuo Chuan" said that Lu Guogong destroyed the country, and "Ram Chuan" and "Gu Liang Chuan" were destroyed by Qi Henggong.

The offspring are the original nation. Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, was the nobleman of the Hunan State.

The earliest records of "objects" are "Zuo Chuan", "Ram" and "Gu Liang Chuan", but the accounts are different. The "Zuo Chuan" records that "Lu Xun was demoted in the seventeenth year of the Ming Dynasty", while the "Ram Biography" and "Gu Liang Biography" are recorded as "Qi Heng Citizens".

These three books record that, although there is controversy in "extinction", the direction of ** is the same, that is, the Zhou Feng country, and then extinction. There are also records of the surnames of the descendants of the king of Chu. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Gongzi Yan of the State of Chu was sealed in Xiangcheng (present-day Xiangcheng County, Henan Province) and established the state.

Later, the country was destroyed by the state of Qi, whose descendants took the name of the country.

The surname Xiang is derived from the surname Ji or Yao, and the earliest records of "Xiang" are "Zuo Chuan", "Ram Chuan", and "Gu Liang Chuan", but the statements are different. "Zuo Biography" records that "Lu Xigong destroyed the Xiang in the seventeenth year", while "The Legend of the Ram" and "The Biography of Gu Liang" recorded that "Qi Henggong destroyed the Xiang". These three books record that although there is controversy over the "extinction of Xiang", the direction of the source is the same, saying that Zhou sealed the Xiang State and was later destroyed.

Lin Bao, an expert on the surname of the Tang Dynasty, wrote "Yuanhe Surname Compilation", which recorded: ""Zuo Chuan" Yun extinguished Xiang, "Ram" said that Qi Henggong was destroyed, and the descendants took the country as the clan, Xiang Lu served Confucius at the age of eight, Yanxia Xiangren, was a Chu general, Zi Liang, Liang brother and son, called 'West Chu Overlord', Xiang He, Xiang Bo, Xiang Xiang's family, and the early Han Dynasty and the Marquis gave the surname Liu. "In the first year of Song Zhenzong's Dazhong Xiangfu (1008), Chen Pengnian, Qiu Yong and others compiled the "Great Song Dynasty Rebuild Guangyun", also known as "Guangyun", which recorded:

Item, surname. The surname of Ben Ji is Guo. "Ram" said "destroyed by the Duke of Qi Huan", the descendants thought that the clan, Xiang Yan was the general of Chu, and gave birth to Liang.

Brother Liang's son, called 'Overlord'. In the 31st year of Shaoxing (1161) of Song Gaozong, Zheng Qiao's "Zheng Tongzhi Clan Strategy" recorded: or the country with the surname of Ji, the ancient city is in the northeast of Xiangcheng County, Chenzhou.

It is destroyed by Qi, and the descendants take the country as their clan. Xiang Lu was eight years old and was taught by Confucius. Han Ci's surname is Liu, and Zhou Ci Xin's is looking out of Liaoxi.

Wang Yinglin of the Southern Song Dynasty wrote "Surname Urgency" and recorded: Xiang's surname, Ji's surname. Qi Huan was destroyed and took the country as his surname.

Xiang Lu, Xiang Yan, Han Xiang Manqing, Wu Xiangjun, Tang Xiangsi, Song Xiang Shi'an.

Xiang's ** is very single, in addition to the above information, Sima Qian's "Historical Records. Xiang Yu Benji" in the "Xiang family for the Chu general, sealed in Xiang, so the surname Xiang." Among them, "sealed in the item" as early as the Tang Dynasty, Sima Zhen and other "Historical Records of the Three Families" on the "Xiang Yu Benji" in the "Xiang Yu Benji" in the note [Suo Yin]:

There are Xiangcheng counties in the Geographical Chronicles, which belong to Runan. "[Justice]: "Inclusion of the Chronicles" cloud:

Now the county seat of Xiangcheng in Chenzhou is the ancient Xiangzi country'" exactly said that "sealed in Xiang" is the ancient Xiangzi country, so Xiang's ** is basically the ancient Xiangzi country.