Why is it that some of our people in the family tree of the surname Yang are Bai and some are Han?

Dali Bai Nationality. The surname Yang is moved to Nanjing, and the Han man surnamed Yang marries the Bai woman, the Han surname Yang follows the Bai nationality, and some Yang surnames and the Bai people live in the Bai dialect for more than a thousand years

In the past, the Yang clan moved south to integrate into the local ethnic region and nationalized with the local ethnic group, just like the Hani people here have begun to restore the Yang surname, and I am a Lahu people.

Because among the 56 ethnic groups, the Zhuang and Han are the closest. At that time, the Zhuang and Han joined forces to fight the Manchu and the Qing Dynasty. In addition, the Zhuang people were also the inheritance of the ancient Han people at the beginning, so they would use the surname of the Han people.

Speaking of the origin of the Zhuang people, we have to say that the Zhuang people were not called Zhuang people before。In the Song Dynasty, the title of "hitting people" appeared for the first time. After the Yuan and Ming dynasties, the Zhuang people were insulted and translated as "deer people", and after the founding of the country, they were renamed "Wu people".

The Zhuang people mainly live in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in the southwest of China, and are a highly sinicized ethnic group. As early as the early years of the establishment of the Qin Dynasty, Zhao Tuo, the king of Nanyue, who occupied the area, actively attracted the local Zhuang forces and started the process of Sinicization of the Zhuang people. In fact, there is no difference in the surnames of various ethnic groups, except for some more obvious ones.

For example, the Mongolian nine-character surname "Ulanghan Gilmo Gilmin", the cross surname "Erchuan Zama Sutar only more", and the nine-character surname cross surname of the Yi and Evenki ethnic groups, etc.

Another reason is that the influence of the Central Plains people on the Zhuang people at that time. Since ancient times, the trek of people from the mainland of the Central Plains to Guangxi has never stopped. For example, at that time, the Qin Emperor's army of 500,000 troops marched south to Baiyue, and after the first emperor established the three major counties of Lingnan when he pacified Lingnan Baiyue, most of these 500,000 Qin troops stayed in Lingnan to guard and live.

These 500,000 Qin troops have multiplied for more than 2,000 years, and their descendants don't know how huge they are. And the vast majority of these huge descendants have become Zhuang. Then there is Di Qing Pingding Nong Zhigao, and the vast majority of the original army is also stationed in Guangxi to live and live.

And because there are a large number of Han and Zhuang among the 56 ethnic groups, the Zhuang have always been "sinicized" by the Han people. It is inevitable that the Zhuang will be "sinicized", as is the case with China and the other 54 ethnic minorities. Accepting the influence and edification of the culture of the interior of the Central Plains is the only way for development.

In Guangxi, those Central Plains people who migrated to Guangxi and their descendants who multiplied were easily "strengthened" in reverse. Today's Zhuang are the largest ethnic minority in China, but not all Zhuang people are truly Zhuang. Because there are many Zhuang people, their ancestors are actually Han Chinese.

These people migrated from the Central Plains to Guangxi, and after living in Guangxi for several generations or dozens of generations, most of their descendants became Zhuang people.

The Han and Zhuang have always been good friends, and both are large ethnic groups. Therefore, the Zhuang people have always used the surname of the Han people, which is also inseparable from the fact that the Han people have always had an influence on the Zhuang people.

Because the Zhuang people have been slowly sinicized a long time ago, the ancient Zhuang people are a branch of the Baiyue nationDuring the Qin Dynasty, the Central Plains culture had already entered the Lingnan regionSlowly, the Baiyue people here began to absorb and integrate the Central Plains culture, that is, Sinicization.

The Zhuang people are an ethnic minority in southern ChinaMainly distributed in the two Guangxi areas, everyone knows that the language of ethnic minorities is very different from that of the Han people,Including people's names are also different.,Of course, like the Manchus, they've been completely sinicized.,Like the Tibetans.,Uygurs.,Mongolians, etc.,They all have their own surnames and characters.,And the Zhuang people are the same as the Manchus.,There is no unique name.,Almost all of them use Chinese names.,This makes people wonder,Because the Zhuang did not have a long period of common communication and contact with the Han like the Manchus, there was no reason to use Chinese.

It is true that the Zhuang people did not have much exchange and integration with the Han people in the later period, but as early as the Qin Dynasty, the Lingnan region, which is today's Liangguang areaThe Central Plains culture was introduced, and the indigenous and Baiyue culture here was slowly sinicized, so the current Lingnan culture has been formed, which is generally a better place to integrateThat is, today's Guangdong area, like the Cantonese we usually hear, is the product of the fusion of Baiyue language and ancient ChineseTherefore, Cantonese also has the remaining pronunciation of ancient Chinese.

And the Zhuang people have not been affected much in terms of cultureHowever, surnames and characters have been sinicized a lot, and now the names given by the Zhuang people are almost no different from those of the Han people, and the appearance of Cantonese people is not much different, but the folk culture on the ID card and hometown still belongs to the Zhuang people.

Although they are not Han Chinese, they are also Chinese people, and they have been inherited from the Yanhuang era since ancient times, inheriting the surnames of their ancestors, which are not exclusive to the Han people, even Chiyou also has a surname.

That's because the original people of the Zhuang nationality did not have a surname, and later they had a surname after they came into contact with the Han people and the influence of Han culture, so they basically used the surname of the Han people.

Many of the current Han people were ethnic minorities in ancient times, but they were completely sinicized, and the Zhuang people were partially sinicized!

Maybe it's been this way since ancient times. They are just people from that place that belong to the ethnic minorities, but follow our Han surnames

I'm also a Zhuang! The ancestor is Zhao Hao, and the ancestor of the Eastern Han Dynasty is General Ma Yuan, in fact, many of the Zhuang people are descendants of the Han nationality.

Because China recovered,And sinicization is the trend of the times,Whether it's social, cultural, or economic,The barbarians without sinicization eventually died out.,It's not in line with the general environment of the times.。

At that time, the Zhuang people wanted to build a hundred nationalities after learning from the Soviet Union, but later found that if they continued like this, Sun Yat-sen would be a young people, so he stopped. That's 56 nationalities.

Zhuang is the aboriginal of Guangxi, when Qin Shi Huang conquered Lingnan, the Zhuang nationality has been in Guangxi to breed the descendants of the nation, it is also the descendants of the Yellow Emperor, has nothing to do with the surname, the origin of the Han nationality is after the Han Dynasty, before the Han Dynasty was called the Huaxia nation, and before the Han Dynasty already had a surname, so the surname has nothing to do with the nation. For example: Tujia, Bai, Dai and so on.

I belong to a branch of the Yi nationality, and the surnames we use here are also Han surnames, including other ethnic minorities on our side, of course, we also have our own national language, and traditional customs, why do you use Han surnames? There are many reasons, I am too lazy to fight too much, and I can't pass the trial anyway.

Our ancestral ancestral hall of the Jingxi Zhuang people, and the ancestral ancestral hall of my surname Zhang are all Bairentang, maybe you will definitely say this, borrowing the surname of the Han people, I think it is very ridiculous, the ancestors of the Zhang family have been Bairentang for generations, how can the surname be borrowed from others.

The Zhuang and the Gu are all imaginary. The standard should be the Baiyue people, Lingnan and Guangxi are Baiyue, which was called eastern Guangdong and western Guangdong in ancient times, that is, Guangdong, Guangxi, and the common Cantonese is vernacular. Dividing nationalities is meaningless.

In fact, it is the Han immigrants of the past dynasties, and the servants are the meaning of genealogy, and the original immigrants worked for others, and after liberation, they created a Zhuang people.

Many ethnic minorities in southern China have the same surnames as the Han people, not only the Zhuang people, and do not have a rhythm.

The Zhuang nationality accounts for only one-fifth of the population, concentrated in the areas of Zuojiang, Hechi and Liuzhou, and other Han people are the majority.

Because the Zhuang people have been governed by the first emperor during the Qin Shi Huang period, it can be said that the Zhuang people and the Han people have lived in the same institutional culture since the emperor system.

The name on our ID card is the Han name, but we don't call it that way when we get a nickname (former name), for example, the name on the ID card is Zhou, and the nickname (former name) is called Che Guevara, Zhou.

I am from Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia, I am Han, and all of our Mongolian names are Han names, and only a few use Mongolian and Han names.

Because the Zhuang are the largest ethnic minority, they have been integrated into the Han people, and they are no different from the Han people.

Because the surnames of various ethnic groups still have a lot in common, except for a few very special ones. The gradual migration of the Han people to the areas inhabited by the Zhuang people deepened the influence of Han culture on the Zhuang people, and the Han people brought Han surnames here, and let the Han surname culture have a long history, which is why the Zhuang people are the most fundamental reason for the Han surname.

The culture of various ethnic groups has been integrated in history due to wars and national policies, and surnames as a kind of culture will also produce corresponding changes, followed by the wide distribution of the Zhuang nationality, the intermarriage of the two surnames, and the deep integration of the Han nationality.

Zhuang and Han cultures blend

The same way surnames are generated

Although the Zhuang people have Han surnames, not all of them are influenced by Han culture, and the meaning contained in them is mostly related to Zhuang culture, after all, the generation of a surname has a certain cultural backgroundIn addition, the population composed of the Zhuang nationality is diverse, and there will naturally be the imprint of Han culture in the development, but the Zhuang culture is not the same as the Han culture, and it cannot be denied its inherent special culture simply because of the Zhuang Han surname.

Ethnic integration, Mom and Dad are also ethnic minority names, and we are not called yet.

It should be said that the Zhuang people are a nation without literature and art, and then the Zhuang people began to learn Han culture when they were in the Qin State, so the Zhuang people were gradually sinicized.

Because there is a certain degree of ethnic integration, it is normal for ethnic cultural exchanges to be frequent now.

Because the Han nationality is a relatively large ethnic group, accounting for about 2 or 3 of the entire ethnic minorities, it is said that the surnames of the Han people are used, and the surnames of the Han nationality are also very easy to remember.

It is not surprising that the Zhuang people have Han surnames, because there is not much difference between them, plus some Han people enter the territory of the Zhuang people, and they become a family.

First, ethnic integration has gradually "sinicized" the Zhuang people. As early as the Qin Dynasty, the ancestors of the Zhuang people, the Xiou people and the Luo Yue people, had been influenced by the Han culture under the governance of the Qin Dynasty, and ethnic integration had begun at that time.

2. A large number of people from the Central Plains migrated to Guangxi, bringing with them Han surnames. From ancient times to the present, the footsteps of the Han people migrating to Guangxi have never stopped, and the Han people have intermarried with the local Zhuang people, and naturally the Han surnames have begun to increase.

Because China's ethnic integration is very successful, ethnic minorities do not have many ethnic cultures of their own, and it is precisely because of the sinicization of ethnic minorities that the Zhuang people will also use Han surnames.

Now the Han surname you are talking about is not necessarily Han Chinese in ancient times.

Do I like it? It's a common phenomenon that people who have learned a little English have given themselves English names, but those who have learned a little Japanese have also done so...When I learn the language of aliens, I'll have to give me an alien name...I like it, okay?