The introduction of the surname Gu, the historical celebrity of the surname Gu

The surname Gu, there are four main branches: from the surname Ying, which has the same source as Zhao and Qin; From the surname Ji; Take the fief as the surname; and from his surname to his surname. The surname Gu was ranked 228th in the Song edition of "Hundred Family Surnames" and 144th in Chinese surnames in 2007 and 2010, with a small population, accounting for about the Chinese Han population.

The surname Gu is widely distributed in China, especially in Jiangsu, Hebei, Shandong, and Henan, and the surname Gu in the above four provinces accounts for about 66% of the population of the Han nationality in China.

1, from the surname Ying, and Zhao and Qin have the same origin. They are all descendants of the Yellow Emperor, and when they were passed to Shun, they were given the surname Ying.

2, from the surname Ji, his surname was changed to his surname. According to the "Rat Pu", in ancient times, there was the surname He, the descendants of Tang Shuyu, and then the surname Gu was changed to the surname next to Yi.

3. From the name of the plant, from the ancient farming clan tribe, it belongs to the name of the crop.

4. With the fief as the surname, the grandson of the son of Qi during the Warring States Period was sealed in Jiagu, and his descendants took the country as the surname and called the Gu family.

5. From another ethnic group or another ethnic group with a different surname.

6. From the place name, from the ancient Guliang City, it belongs to the name of Juyi.

7. From the Mongolian ethnic group, it belongs to the cultural Sinicization and changes the surname to a name.

8. From the Manchu nationality, it belongs to the cultural Sinicization and changes the surname to the name.

9. From the Evenki ethnic group, it belongs to the cultural Sinicization and changes the surname to a name.

The surname Gu ranked 228th in the Song edition of "Hundred Family Names" and 144th in Chinese surnames in 2007 and 2010, with a small population, accounting for about the Han population. The surname Gu is widely distributed in China, especially in Jiangsu, Hebei, Shandong, and Henan, and the surname Gu in the above four provinces accounts for about 66% of the population of the Han nationality.

Gu Yong, Gu Yi, Gu Nalu, Gu Chongyi, Gu Shi.

1, Gu Yong: Gu Yong Ziyun, a native of Chang'an. Western Han Dynasty**.

His real name is Gu He, and it is said that because of the rebellion of the Wei man Fan He, he changed his name to Gu Yong. Because of the longevity of the imperial historian, I heard that he was excellent in talent and virtue, and appointed him as his subordinate, and later recommended him as Taichangcheng. In the first year of Yuanyan, it was the Taishou of the Northland.

2. Gu Yi: A native of Wei County (now Linzhang, Hebei), a literary scholar of the Tang Dynasty. He used to be the chief bookkeeper of Taiyuan.

Famous for his writings, he is known as the "Three Masters of Beijing" together with Fu Jiamo and Wu Shaowei. Gu Zijing: A native of Nanjing (now Jiangsu), a beginner in the late Yuan and Ming dynasties.

was originally an old official of the Yuan Dynasty, and was sent by the Ming after the death of the Yuan. Its "Book of Changes" is clear and eloquent. You Gong Lefu, there is "Lu Dongbin Three Degrees of City South Willow".

3. Gu Nalu: Fu surname Gu Na, a native of Dongyi, a native of Changle, Weizhou (now Nanle County, Henan). A great Confucian of the Tang Dynasty, a famous scholar.

He was the most learned scholar and scholar at that time, and Chu Suiliang called it"Nine Scripture Library"。During the Zhenguan period, Dr. Kuniko was promoted to the position of Doctor of Counseling and Bachelor of Hongbunkan. In the early years of Yonghui, he died in office.

4, Gu Chongyi: Gu Nalu Sun, Gu Yi Xiangzi, Tang Dynasty general. Tang Xuanzong served as the general of Youzhou, known for his majesty and courage, and was later promoted to the general of Zuo Jin Wuwei.

5, Gu's: female, from Nanhai, Guangdong, wife of Xiao Zhichong. He was active in the early Qing Dynasty, and wrote "Jingge Grass", which included his poems in the Qing Dynasty "The Beginning of the Lady Show Collection" and "The Sequel to the Lady Show is the Beginning", and also included his poems in the "Three Editions of the Qing Dynasty Manuscript Banknote" published by the present person.