The origin of the surname Lai , the origin of the Lai family?

Surname: Lai Rank: 98

Origin: There are two theories about where the surname Lai comes from: one is from the surname Jiang, which is a descendant of the surname Shennong of Emperor Yan; One is from the lineage of the Yellow Emperor, it is King Wen of Zhou.

Descendants of Ji Chang. The surname Lai lived in the Yanling area in the early days, mainly in the current Henan Province, and later in Yingchuan County (the seat of governance is now.

of Yuzhou), Henan County (now Luoyang), and Hanoi County (now Wuzhi) formed a wang clan. Due to the appointment of officials, wars and other reasons, Yingchuan.

One of the surnamed Lai moved to the south of the Yangtze River, distributed in some places in the current Jiangxi, Fujian, Hunan, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Guangdong and other provinces, and there is another one.

Migrated to Shaanxi. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Lai Yun crossed the sea from Zhangzhou, Fujian Province to Taichung to open the foundation, and since then, some people with the surnames of Fujian and Yue Lai have moved to Taiwan, and some have emigrated overseas to Singapore and other countries to make a living. In the long river of history, the surname Lai has produced many talents and made contributions to the prosperity and progress of society.

Offer. The surname Lai is ranked 276th in the Song Dynasty's "Hundred Family Surnames", and is the 98th oldest surname among today's Chinese surnames in order of population.

Lai's family is derived from the surname Jiang. He is the descendant of Emperor Yan Shennong. According to the "Manuscript of Chinese History" and "The History of the Source of Yan and Huang":

The descendants of Emperor Yan have four tribes, one of which is the Lieshan clan, the ancient Yin Lie and Li, Lai Tong, so their tribes live in the Fenshui area of Shanxi, one of which moved east to Henan or Hubei during the Shang Dynasty to establish the Lai State.

Later, it was destroyed by King Chu Ling, and his descendants took Lai as their surname. It is Hubei or Henan Lai's. It is reported that some of the Lai clansmen in order to avoid the harm of King Chu Ling, there are those who change the Luo and Fu two clans, and they are adjacent to each other and have a relationship with each other, so they have the theory of Lai, Luo and Fu Lianzong.

Migratory Transmission:

According to the "Surname Strategy", the earliest family surnamed Lai, who lived in the ancient Yingchuan area, was a descendant of Shu Ying, the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou. During the Qin and Han dynasties, the surname Lai had moved to the south, and during this period, the surname Lai who lived in Yingchuan developed the most prosperously, which was "Yingchuan County".

During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, the surname Lai added people to the team that moved south from the north to avoid chaos, and now Jiangxi, Fujian, Hunan, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Guangdong and other provinces have footprints with the surname Lai. During the Song and Yuan dynasties, there were a large number of southward migrants with the surname Lai. In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, Lai's appeared in Taiwan.

From the surname Jiang, he is a descendant of Emperor Yan Shennong, and is named after the country. According to the "Manuscript of Chinese History", "History of the Source of Yan and Huang" and other materials, there are four descendants of Emperor Yan, which belong to the four clans and tribes of the ancient Qiang people. One of them is the Lieshan clan.

In ancient times, Lie and Li Tong were also the same, so Lie Shan, Li Shan, and Lai Shan were the same.

In ancient times, the Lieshan clan lived in the Fenshui Valley of Shanxi, and later a group moved eastward and built a Lai State in Lixiang County, Henan Province in the Shang Dynasty, and was attached to the Shang Dynasty. When King Wu of Zhou invaded the merchants, the Lai people moved south, and later accepted the title of viscount of King Wu of Zhou, as Lai Ziguo (now Baoxin Town, Xixian County, Henan Province). In the fourth year of Lu Zhaogong in the Spring and Autumn Period, King Chu Ling was destroyed, and his people moved to Yandi, and his descendants took the name of the country and called Lai.

It is for Hubei or Henan Lai's.

Surname fame

1, Lai Gong, a figure in the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He once suggested that Liu Bei should be called emperor. His son, Lai Xiong, was the West Cao Lingshi of Prime Minister Zhuge Liang.

2. Lai Pei, a native of Yandu (now Yudu County) in Jiangxi Province, was a jinshi in the first year of Tang Qian, and was appointed as the school secretary of Chongwenguan.

3, Lai Wenguang, the general of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the king of Fengzun. At the time of the Jintian Uprising, he was a civil official, and later became a general; After the fall of Tianjing, he became the leader of the Eastern Twist Army, and was later defeated and captured and killed by the Qing army.

Origin of the surname Lai:

Lai's surname is based on the country Wangchu Yingchuan Nankang This famous surname, according to research, is from Laiguo, one of the princes under the name of Zhou Tianzi in the Spring and Autumn Period. Lai's Origin II:

1. From the surname Ji, a descendant of King Ji Chang of Zhou Wen. King Wu of Zhou had a younger uncle who was sealed in Lai, and was destroyed by King Chu Ling in the fourth year of Lu Zhaogong, and then took the country as his clan. The history is called Lai's authentic. It is for Henan Lai's.

2. From the surname Jiang, a descendant of Yandi Shennong.

The origin of the origin of the gods is the offspring of God, aha.

1. Originated from the surname Jiang, from the descendants of Emperor Yan Shennong's Lieshan clan, which belongs to the name of the country.

According to the records of "Manuscript of Chinese History" and "History of the Source of Yan and Huang", there are four descendants of Emperor Yan, which belong to the four clans and tribes of the ancient Qiang people, one of which is the Lieshan clan. In ancient times, Lieshan was strong, and the sound was Lai, so the Lieshan clan, Lishan clan, and Lai Shan clan were all the same.

2. Originated from the surname Ji, from the feudal kingdom of Shu Ying, the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou, and belongs to the name of the country.

According to the "Tongzhi Clan Strategy" and "Literature General Examination" and other materials, King Ji Fa of Zhou Wu had a younger brother Ji Shuying, who was the 19th son of King Ji Chang of Zhou Wen, and he was named Lai (now Yingchuan, Henan) in the thirteenth year of King Wu of Zhou (1122 BC), viscount, and later established the Lai Zi Kingdom, known as "Lai Zi" in history. Later, the capital was moved to Runing (now Baoxin Town, Xixian County, Henan).

3. Originated from the Mongolian nationality, belonging to the Sinicization and changing the surname to the name.

4. Originated from the Achang people, it belongs to the Sinicization and changed the surname to a name. The Lai clan of the Achang nationality is partly derived from the Achang language "Lalai", because its tail sound is homophonic with the Chinese word "Lai", so it was named the Han surname Lai in the Ming Dynasty during the land reform and return movement; Another part of the Lai clan in Sichuan and Yunnan integrated into the Achang clan to avoid the war, and brought the Lai surname into the Achang clan, which has been passed down from generation to generation.

5. Originated from the Manchus, belonging to the Sinicization and changed the surname to a name. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the Manchu Lai Bu clan had many Han surnames such as Lai, Luan, and Bu.

6. Originated from other ethnic minorities, belonging to the Sinicization and changing the surname to a name. In today's Taiwan Province, among the indigenous minorities, the Lai clan is distributed, and most of them are in the Ming and Qing dynasties in the implementation of the policy of restraint and the movement of changing scholars to return to the stream, and the flow was changed to the Han surname Lai, or the Lai clan in the mainland fled to Taiwan Province to avoid the war and then integrated into the indigenous people, or the elders gave the surname to the Han surname Lai, which has been passed down from generation to generation.

Also from the name of the country. During the pre-Qin period, the main areas of activity of the surname Lai were in the southern part of Henan and the northern part of Hubei. During the Qin and Han dynasties, the surname Lai had been spread to all parts of the south of the Yangtze River. During the Song Dynasty, the population surnamed Lai was sparse and mainly concentrated in Fujian.

During the pre-Qin period, the main areas of activity of the surname Lai were in the southern part of Henan and the northern part of Hubei. During the Qin and Han dynasties, the surname Lai had been spread to all parts of the south of the Yangtze River. During the Song Dynasty, the population surnamed Lai was sparse and mainly concentrated in Fujian.

During the Ming Dynasty, there were about 130,000 people with the surname Lai, mainly concentrated in Jiangxi and Guangdong provinces, followed by Fujian and Sichuan. At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the surname Lai entered Taiwan Province.

The surname Lai is in the Song version of "Hundred Family Names".

It is ranked 276th in the middle.

During the Song Dynasty, the number of people with the surname Lai began to decrease greatly, and it was only seen in the Fujian region, and the rest of the regions were almost non-existent, until the Ming Dynasty, the surname Lai began to regain its vitality little by little, and the Lai family living in Jiangxi was the most. There are also many celebrities from the Lai family, such as Lai Buyi, Lai Wenzheng, Lai Wenguang, Lai Qiushi, Lai Zulie and many others. The history of the Lai family also existed in the long river of Chinese civilization for more than 2,000 years.

Nowadays, there are still ethnic minorities and the indigenous people of Taiwan have more surnames Lai, and there are still relatively few among the Han people.

There are about 5,000 surnames of the Chinese nation, and it is not easy to preserve them after so many years.

Most of the surname Lai comes from Lai Guo, not all of them are ** Lai Guo, and some of them come from the surnames Jiang and Ji.

The surname Lai originated from the Jiang family of the Yan Emperor Shennong Bai clan, and later migrated to meet King Wu of Zhou.

Zhi Feng his younger uncle Ying Yu Lai, in the history of the world called Lai Ziguo, this belongs.

The original Ji surname Lai was formed, and the Achang people also had the surname Lai, which was transliterated from "Lalai". In addition, it is said that there are also a small number of people with the surname Lai in Taiwan and Mongolia.

King Wu of Zhou's younger brother Shu Ying was enshrined in Lai Guo, and his descendants took Lai Guo as his surname, and basically all Lai surnames came from Lai Guo!

Go to hell. **All have the surname of chicken, Lai is Jiang's side.