Does the surname Li have the surname Li, and is the surname Li a noble?

The surname Li is derived from the surname Feng, from the surname Zi, from the surname Li, from the surname Song, and from the Manchus. Carry the bridge.

1. The surname Li is derived from the surname of Feng: it is after the ancient Li Lu family. In ancient legends, after the Fuxi clan, the Nuwa clan ascended the throne and merged the type, and a total of twelve clans were crowned as princes, all of whom were surnamed Feng. The Kuru clan lives in the north. After the Kuru clan, there is the Kuri clan.

2. Originated from the surname of the son: Li, the ancient country of the Shang Dynasty (the hometown is in Xiayi, Henan Province, and the town of Mengchengguan Town), which was later destroyed by Zhou, and the descendants took the country as the clan. The history of the sub-surname Kuri, which is about 3,100 years old.

3. Originated from the surname Li: The original surname of Li was Li, after the outbreak of the Anshi Rebellion, Li Longji of Tang Xuanzong in Chang'an City went to Shu in the west, at that time there was a Wang Sun surnamed Li who was separated from the royal family, hidden in a valley north of the Wei River, and then became the eyes and ears of the people, and Li Tong was the surname Li.

4. Originated from the surname Song: In ancient times, there were people with the surname Song who evaded the pursuit of the government and changed to the surname Li.

5. Originated from the Manchus: There are also Li surnames among the Manchus.

Originated from the son's surname chestnut with bones, the country said that he was in a thick cup of porridge with his father.

The surname Kuri is not a noble surname. The surname Li is a surname with Li as the surname in ancient China. Chestnut, that is, chestnut wood, originated from the surname Feng at the earliest, and was a descendant of the Taihao clan in ancient times.

The surname Li, one of the ancient Chinese surnames, originated from the surname Feng at the earliest, and is a descendant of the Taihao family in ancient times. Taihao is a mythical figure in ancient Chinese legend and is considered one of the ancestors of the Chinese nation. According to the record of "Customs and Customs", the descendants of Taihao have the surname Li, which has been passed down from generation to generation and is the surname Li.

The surname Li has been famous in Chinese history for a long time, and there is no shortage of celebrities.

Among the 100 surnames of the Han nationality, the surname Li ranks 249th, and the population is relatively sparse, accounting for only one of the national population. The distribution of the surname Li is relatively wide, mainly distributed in Nanyang, Luoyang, Xuchang, Pingdingshan and other places in Henan Province, among which Nanyang is the area with the largest population of the surname Li. In addition, Shanxi, Hebei, Shaanxi and other areas also have the surname Li population distribution.

The origin of the surname Li can be traced back to the Taihao clan in ancient times, and he was one of the ancestors of the Chinese nation. The descendants of the Taihao family have the surname of Li, which has been passed down from generation to generation, and the one who becomes the dust is a branch of the surname Li. Although the population of the stupid brother surnamed Li is not large, there have been many celebrities in history, such as Li Lingjian in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Li Xian in the Three Kingdoms period, Li Song in the Tang Dynasty, Li Qian in the Ming Dynasty, etc.

They have made remarkable performances and contributions in different historical periods, and have made certain contributions to the development and progress of the Chinese nation.

In short, although the surname Li is not a noble surname, it has always been one of the more important surnames in Chinese history, with a long history and profound cultural heritage.

Kuri: After the ancient chestnut Lu clan. Look out at the eldest daughter.

Road history: During the Warring States period, there were Yan generals with chestnut bellies.

Collection of Chinese surnames: Li Yao in the Qing Dynasty, Hunyuan people, the word Zhongran, Daoguang Jinshi, tired officials Hubei according to the history.

Customs and customs: After the ancient Li Lu clan, the Han has Li Rong, and the word Keqing. Press, Qing has Jiaqing to raise people Li Yinghong.

The surname Li is according to the "Customs and Customs": after the ancient Li Lu clan.

In ancient times, through the Pangu clan, the Chao clan, the Suiren clan, the Fuxi clan, the Nuwa clan and the Shennong clan, the world was 12 clans: Rongcheng clan, Dating clan, Bohuang clan, ** clan, Lilu clan, Lizhu clan, Xuanyuan clan, Hux's clan, Zun Lu clan, Zhurong clan, Fu Xi clan, Shennong's clan. In the legend system of Yanhuang ancient history, the first is Fuxi (Taihui system), then Shennong (Yandi system), Xuanyuan (Yellow Emperor system) and so on, as for the Dating clan, Bohuang clan, ** clan, Li Lu clan, Liju clan, Huxu clan, Zun Lu clan, Zhurong clan, etc., it is the clan characters who transition between the Fuxi clan and the Shennong clan, which belong to the Taihui family.

Rong Cheng and Cangjie are later), according to a variety of historical records such as "Yi, Zhici, Shu", "Rites and Justice, Preface", "Imperial Century" and "Hanshu Ancient and Modern People's Table": "Taihao Kuxi did not, Nuwa was established as the empress, Yifeng surname, inherited the Ku sacrifice system, Nuwa did not, there were Da Ting, Bai Huang, **, Li Lu, Lilian, Hux, Zun Lu, Chao, Haoying, Youchao, Zhu Xiang, Ge Tian, Yin Kang, Wu Huai Fan 15, all attacked the name of Ku Xi." ）

It can be seen that the surname Li comes from one of the oldest surnames in China, Li Lu, a descendant of Fuxi.

Han has Li Rong, the word Keqing.

Qing has Jiaqing and Li Yinghong.

Road history: During the Warring States period, there were Yan generals with chestnut bellies.

Collection of Chinese surnames: Li Yao in the Qing Dynasty, Hunyuan people, the word Zhongran, Daoguang Jinshi, tired officials Hubei according to the history.

In addition, some people with the surname Song evaded the pursuit of the government and changed to the surname Li.

In addition, there is the surname Li among the Manchus.

The surname Li is also one of the surnames of the people who relocated to the big locust tree in Hongdong, Shanxi in the Ming Dynasty, and was relocated to Henan, Shandong, Hebei, Shaanxi, Beijing, Tianjin, Anhui and other places. If it is from Henan, it is very likely that it is the descendants of the people who moved to the big locust tree.

For example: Ligang Village, Linzhang County:

In the eighteenth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, the Zhanghe River sent a big flood, washed away the original Gang Village, and then the villagers with the surname Li moved south, and built a new village, taking the village name Lijiagang Village, and then simplifying it to Ligang Village. Ligang Village has 1,314 acres of cultivated land and an agricultural population of 1,152 people.

Li Xinzhuang: According to investigation, at the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the person surnamed Li moved to Hongdong, Shanxi, to settle here, so it was named Li Xinzhuang, and later evolved into Li Xinzhuang. Lixinzhuang has an area of 1,230 acres of cultivated land and an agricultural population of 1,103 people.

Lilinzhuang, Taishan District, Tai'an City: Because the village is close to the cemetery surnamed Li, the original name was "Lijialin", and later evolved into "Lilinzhuang".

In general, there are few people with the surname Li, and they are scattered in the north and south of the river, from the northeast to the Central Plains, from north China to the south, and from Hunan, Guangdong, Taiwan and other provinces.

Most of the "Hundred Family Surnames" we see now are the versions compiled in the Song Dynasty, and the Song Dynasty version of the Hundred Family Surnames only includes a total of 444 single surnames, 60 compound surnames, and only 504 in total. In fact, there are more than 1,800 Chinese surnames (all those that have appeared since ancient times). Therefore, it is normal that the surname Su is not included in the Song Dynasty version of the hundred family surnames.

"Hundred Family Surnames" was written in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty, originally collected 411 Chinese surnames, and later added to 504, including 444 single surnames and 60 compound surnames. "Hundred Family Names" is easy to read, easy to learn and easy to remember. "Hundred Family Names" begins with the surname "Zhao", not because "Zhao" is the first surname in the world, but because it was written in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty and written by Confucian scholars in Qiantang in the Song Dynasty.

In the big family of the Chinese nation, there are more than 504 surnames, even if only the Han surnames are more than that. Now the development of the people has also increased a little.

If you have the ability now, you can find someone with your own surname.

Then you will have the surname "Su"! Hehe.

The first type: take the ancestral totem worship object as the surname.

The second type: the character in the ancestor's name is the surname.

The third type: the surname with the name of the fief and the name of the country.

Fourth: taking occupation or official position as the surname.

The fifth type: the surname is based on the name of the mountain and the river.

Sixth: the surname is based on the location of the place of residence.

Seventh: Take the name of the tribe as the surname.

Eighth: Take the vision at birth as the surname.

Also, the emperor gave the surname to the surname changed because of avoiding disaster, revenge, suspicion, and suspicion. That's it.

Maybe there was the surname "Su" in the past, and it may have evolved into the consonant "Su" or the synonymous "Mi" surname.