Why are there so few people with the surname Qi, are they the descendants of Qi Jiguang?

My surname Qi Zhejiang immigrated to Shanghai, the surname Qi is less because after the death of Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, Empress Lu killed Mrs. Qi and chased all the Qi clansmen in the Central Plains with the nine clans, in this case, a small number of people with the surname Qi fled to Shandong, Fujian, Taiwan or abroad, and the other part of the people returned to their original surname Sun, remembering that the surname Sun and the surname Qi are one family, and there are more people with the surname Qi plus the surname Sun.

How do you know that there are few people with the surname Qi? It's just that you don't see much! It is not the surname that determines a person's ancestry!

My surname is Qi, I am from northern Anhui and very close to Shandong, my ancestral home is unknown, and my grandfather said that we are from Shanxi. From childhood to adulthood, there is no duplicate surname for school and work.

Our village is surnamed Qi, and as soon as we say our surname Qi in the local area, we all know that it is there.

I have seen Guangdong, Hangzhou, and my Qijiahe in Zhongxian County, Chongqing, and we have a lot of them here.

In general, there are still very few surnames.

Qi Jiguang is a native of Penglai, Shandong, Qi Jiguang has descendants, Qi Jiguang and Qi Jiguang's descendants are introduced as follows:

Qi Jiguang, the character Yuanjing, the number Nantang, the late number Meng Zhu, and the death of Wu Yi. Han Chinese. A famous general of the Ming Dynasty, an outstanding military strategist, calligrapher, poet, and national hero.

Qi Jimei: Qi Jiguang's younger brother, the official is the chief military officer of Guizhou.

Qi Yin: Qi Jiguang's eldest son, Qi Jiguang was appointed as a striker when he fought in Putian, and was beheaded by Qi Jiguang for violating military orders.

Qi Zuoguo: Qi Jiguang's eldest son, inherited his ancestral position as the commander of Dengzhou Wei, and was later promoted to the capital of Jinan Prefecture.

Qi Anguo's staring burn: Qi Jiguang's second son, Yin "Jinyi Wei Command", died young.

Qi Changguo: The word civilization, Qi Jiguang's third son Kaiye Xuzi, in the middle of the Yiwei martial arts, Yin "Jinyi Wei commanded, the governor of the Governor's Mansion Tongzhi, presented the hussar general, and gave the python jade embroidered spring knife.

The emperor, he can't tolerate him as Zhang Juzheng's confidant, and he feels that he can't control him.

He who has a son.

In fact, Qi Jiguang has 5 sons, all of whom were born by secretly taking concubines outside from the wife of the main family, according to the record of "Qi Jiguang's Epitaph", the Wang family only gave birth to a daughter to Qi Jiguang. There are no sons.

Therefore, Qi Jiguang has many outer rooms outside, and in the forty-second year of Jiajing (1563), Qi Jiguang took his wife behind his back to take a concubine Shen. But a year later, the Shen family did not give Qi Jiguang a child, and Qi Jiguang accepted another concubine, that is, the Chen family. Chen gave birth to three sons to Qi Jiguang in a row, namely Qi Zuoguo, Qi Anguo, and Qi Baoguo.

After Chen gave birth to Qi Zuoguo, Shen also gave birth to a son, and Qi Jiguang named him Qi Changguo. After that, he took a concubine from the Yang family again and gave birth to a son Qi Xingguo to Qi Jiguang.

As for Mrs. Wang, she didn't know about it until her sons grew up, and Qi Jiguang said in his later years in the "Congratulations" dedicated to his ancestors and ancestors, that in order to continue the descendants of the Qi family, "it was a strange plan and a lot of painstaking work." ”

It was the second son Changguo who was killed, and there is nothing to say about Guo Moruo, a literati in the political background.

Qi Jiguang has descendants, which are as follows:

1, Qi Yin, Qi Jiguang's eldest son (also known as Qi Ying, Qi Diping, fictional characters in literary and artistic works), Qi Jiguang was appointed as a striker when he fought in Putian, and was beheaded by Qi Jiguang for violating military orders.

2, Qi Zuoguo: Qi Jiguang's eldest son, born to the Chen family, inherited the ancestral position as the commander of Dengzhou Wei, and was later promoted to the capital of Jinan Prefecture.

3, Qi Anguo: Qi Jiguang's second son, born to the Chen family, and later succeeded to the Wang family, Yin "Jinyi Wei Command", died young.

4, Qi Changguo: the word civilization, Qi Jiguang's three sons, born in the Shen family, in the middle of the Yiwei martial arts, Yin "Jinyi Wei command, the governor of the Governor's Mansion Tongzhi, give the hussar general, give the python jade embroidered spring knife, Qi Changguo has three sons: Panzong, Xianzong, Zhenzong.

5, Qi Baoguo: Qi Sheng, Qi Jiguang's fourth son, born to the Chen family, shaded "Jinyi Wei Hundred Households", and presented to the hussar general.

6, Qi Xingguo: Zhen Sheng, born to the Yang family, Yin Jin Yiwei commanded the affairs, and gave General Zhaoyong.

The story of Qi Jiguang's beheading has been widely spread in Fujian and Zhejiang.

According to the "Xianyou County Chronicle", Qi Jiguang led the Qi family army to fight against the Japanese in the Haimen area. Once, about 3,000 Japanese robbers went ashore along the coast of Haimen, preparing to go to the Linhai and Xianju areas to rob. Qi Jiguang ordered Qi Yin to lead his troops to ambush in the area of Corolla Rock at the junction of Shuanggang and the west of the city, and he sent his troops to feign defeat, leading the Japanese to the upper boundary ridge, and after all the Japanese invaders entered the encirclement, the two armies attacked and annihilated them in one fell swoop.

As a result, Qi Yin was young and vigorous, eager to fight, and ordered to charge with drums without waiting for all the pirates to enter the encirclement, and as a result, some of the pirates escaped.

Qi Jiguang returned to the camp to raise the account, and because Qi Yin did not act in accordance with the military order, he ordered to be beheaded. Chen Dacheng and other generals knelt on the ground and asked for a lenient punishment, leaving him to live to atone for his crimes. Qi Jiguang didn't agree and said:

I am the commander of the first army, if my son violates the military order, he can not kill, how can he lead the troops in the future? Who else in the army will carry out the orders? "So, at the mouth of the water well on Baishuiyang Street, Qi Jiguang beheaded Qi Yin.

The eldest son of Qi Yin, Qi Jiguang, also known as Qi Ying and Qi Diping, is a fictional character in literary and artistic works, Qi Jiguang was appointed as a striker during the battle in Putian, and was beheaded by Qi Jiguang for violating military orders.

Qi Zuoguo, the eldest son of Qi Jiguang, was born to Chen, inherited the position of his ancestor, commanded the Dengzhou Guard, and was later promoted to the capital of Jinan Prefecture.

Qi Anguo, the second son of Qi Jiguang, was born to Chen, and later passed to Wang Shiyin, "Jinyi Wei Command", and died early.

Qi Changguo's character civilization, Qi Jiguang's third son, Shen's family, was born in the middle of Yiwei's year, Wu Juyin, "Jinyi Wei commanded, the governor of the Governor's Mansion, the governor of the same knowledge, gave the hussar general a python jade embroidered spring knife, Qi Changguo had three sons, Panzong, Xianzong, and Zhenzong.

Qi Baoguo was born to Qi Jiguang's fourth son, Chen's son, and the shade "Jinyi Wei Baihu" was given to the hussar general.

Qi Xingguo, born to the Yang family, Yin Jinyiwei commanded the affairs and gave it to General Zhaoyong.

My grandfather is good at words, my father is good at words, and my generation is a long generation. The children and grandchildren of the Qi family are connected by blood!

He had five sons.

In local operas and TV dramas in Fujian, Zhejiang and other places, there is a story of Qi Jiguang beheading his son Qi Yin in order to strictly enforce military discipline. This is fiction.

Qi Jiguang's five sons, namely: Qi Zuoguo, Qi Anguo, Qi Changguo, Qi Baochang, and Qi Xingguo. "History of the Ming Dynasty" naturally has a biography of Qi Jiguang, but there is no mention of his sons.

According to some local historical materials and a tablet called "The Epitaph of the Late Ming Dynasty Shaanxi Yuanma Temple Shaoqing and According to the Inspector Shi Yan Gong" found in 2004, there can be some preliminary understanding.

Qi Changguo is the third son of Qi Jiguang and the son-in-law of Duke Yan mentioned in this epitaph. In 1595, he was promoted in the middle of the martial arts, and successively served as the commander of the Jinyi Guard, the commander of the Jinyi Guard, the governor of the Tongzhi, and the hussar general. He is not only the largest among Qi Jiguang's five sons, but also the only one who has left a male offspring.