Is Murong a compound surname? What did Murong change his surname?

Murong is a compound surname, "Three Kingdoms: Xianbei Biography" mentioned that during the time of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty, Xianbei was divided into three parts: central, eastern, and western.

From the record of "Tongzhi Clan Strategy", the Murong clan came from the Middle Ages, the descendants of the clan leader Gao Xin, established the Xianbei country, and said that Mu Eryi (heaven and earth) was the way, following the appearance of the three lights (sun, moon, and stars), so Murong was the surname, called Murong clan. The Xianbei people in history are between the Xilamulun River and the Taoer River in present-day Inner Mongolia. The birthplace and hometown of the Murong clan are here.

1, Murong Yong.

A.d? 394 to be examined), Xianbei clan, the word Shuming, the grandson of Murong Yun, the leader of the Murong tribe, his younger brother Murong Yun (one said to be his son), and the nephew of Murong Hao, the founder of the former Yan. The last emperor of the Western Yan Kingdom during the famous Sixteen Kingdoms period, reigned from 385 394 AD, and the number of years is to be examined.

2, Murong Chao.

385 410 AD), Xianbei clan, brother of Murong De, son of Mu Rong, king of Beihai; A native of Changli Thorn City (now Yixian County, Liaoning). The last emperor of Southern Yan during the period of the Sixteen Kingdoms, the last emperor of Southern Yan. He reigned for six years, from 405,410 AD, to the age of twenty-six.

Murong De was the crown prince, and after Murong De's death, he was defeated by Liu Yu of the Eastern Jin Dynasty in 410 AD, and was captured and killed by Jiankang, and the Southern Yan Kingdom perished.

3, Murong De.

A.D. 335 405), Xianbei clan, the name Beide, the word Xuanming, the young son of the former Yan Emperor Murong Hao, and the younger brother of the Later Yan Emperor Murong Chui; A native of Changli Thorn City (now Yixian County, Liaoning). During the period of the Sixteen Kingdoms, he was the founder of Southern Yan and Emperor Xianwu of Southern Yan Shizong. He reigned for eight years, from 398 405 AD, at the age of seventy.

4, Murong Chui.

A.D. 326 396), Xianbei tribe; A native of Changli Thorn City (now Yixian County, Liaoning). During the period of the Sixteen Kingdoms, he was the founder of Houyan and the ancestor of Later Yan became Emperor Wu. He reigned thirteen years from 384,396 A.D. and died at the age of seventy-one.

Murong Chui was originally a former Qin general, after Fu Jian was defeated in the Battle of Weishui, Murong Chui immediately tried to restore the Yan Kingdom, called the King of Yan in 384 AD, and two years later called the emperor, with the capital in Zhongshan.

5, Murong Wei.

317 371 AD), Xianbei clan, third son of Murong Jun; A native of Changli Thorn City (now Yixian County, Liaoning). The second emperor of the famous Sixteen Kingdoms period, the second emperor of Qianyan, the former Emperor of Yan Lieyou. He reigned eleven years from 360,371 A.D., and died at the age of forty-five.

Murong Junli thought that he was the crown prince, the heir, in November 370 AD, Fu Jian invaded Yecheng, Murong Wei fled and was captured, and was later killed by Fu Jian, and the former Yan State perished.

The compound surnames are: Ouyang, Taishi, Duanmu, Shangguan, Sima, Dongfang, Dugu, Nangong, Wan Qi, Wenren, Xiahou, Zhuge , Yuchi, Gongyang, Helian, Tangtai, Huangfu, Zongzheng, Puyang, Gongye, Taishu, Shentu, Gongsun, Murong, Zhongsun, Zhongli, Changsun, Yuwen, Situ, Xianyu, Sikong, Luqiu, Ziche, Qiguan, Sikou, Wuma, Gongxi, Zhuansun, Yangsi, Gongliang, Qidiao, Lezheng, Zaifu, Guliang, Jiagu, Xuanyuan, Linghu, Duangan, Baili, Huyan, Dongguo, Nanmen, Yangyu, Weisheng, Gonghu, Gongyu, Gongyi, Liangqiu, Gongzhong, Gongshang, Gongmen, Gongshan, Gongjian, Zuoqiu, Gongbo, Ximen, Gongzu, Di.

5. Gongcheng, Guanqiu, Gonghui, Nanrong, Dongli, Donggong, Zhongchang, Zishu, Zisang, Jimo, Daxi, Chushi.

Murong changed his surname to Mu. Murong originated from Gaoxin, is the descendant of Emperor Yu, in ancient times there was a descendant of the Yellow Emperor called Feng, he went to the northeast to establish the Xianbei country, he took the surname Murong, is intended to carry forward the traditional culture far away from the Central Plains, Mu Eryi's virtue, following the appearance of Sanguang, and later the descendants of the surname Murong, some areas Murong changed the surname Mu.

Distribution of Mu surnames

Mu is a multi-ethnic, multi-origin surname group, the total population of China in mainland China and Taiwan Province are not included in the top 300 surnames, in the Song version of the "Hundred Family Names" ranked as the 329th gate valve, Mu surnames all over the country, the United States, Singapore and other overseas distribution.

There are more than 4,000 people with the surname Mu in Xuchang Da Mu Zhuang in Henan, the genealogical record is from Hongdong County, Shanxi in the early Ming Dynasty, nearly 10,000 descendants in the area of Wuyang, Anhui Province, and most of the villages where they live are crowned with the title of Mu characters, the Mu surname of Wubao in Shaanxi Province is about a few thousand people, the population of Mu surname in Qixia City, Shandong Province also has several thousand people, and the descendants of the surname Mu in Pingliang and Qingyang in Longdong are all over the area, there are about tens of thousands of people.

There are more than 10,000 people surnamed Mu in Muzhuang Village and Wuzhi Nanjia Village in Wenxian County, Henan, the genealogical lineage is clear, it is the grandson of the Yuan Dynasty supervising the imperial history Mu Wan moved from Wei County in the early Ming Dynasty, and the two villages have preserved the epitaph written by the Yuan Dynasty University scholar Yu Ji to Mu Wan, which clearly shows that this branch is after Murong Ke, the former king of Yan Taiyuan.

1. Qianyan. Murong Hao (reigned 333-348), Murong Jun (reigned 348-360), and Murong Wei (reigned 360-370).

Second, Houyan. Murong Chui (reigned 384-396), Murong Bao (reigned 396-398), Murong Shen (reigned 397), Murong Lin (reigned 397), Lan Han (reigned 398 for 83 days), Murong Sheng (reigned 398–401), and Murong Xi (reigned 401–407).

3. Nanyan. Murong De (reigned 398-405) and Murong Chao (reigned 405-410).

Fourth, Xiyan. Murong Hong (reigned 384), Murong Chong (reigned 384–386), Duan Sui (reigned 386), Murong Yi (reigned 386), Murong Yao (reigned 386), Murong Zhong (reigned 386), and Murong Yong (reigned 386–394).

The history of the demise of the Murong clan's Zhuyan

In 337, Murong Hao was called the King of Yan and was the ancestor of the foundation of the former Yan.

In 352, Murong Hao's son Murong Jun destroyed Ran Wei and proclaimed himself emperor in Yecheng, known as Qianyan in history.

In 369, the Eastern Jin Dynasty Great Sima Huan Wen went on a northern expedition to Qianyan, and Emperor Murong Wei wanted to flee back to the old capital of Moling Longcheng. Murong Jun's younger brother, Murong Chui, who had been ostracized, was ordered to defeat the Jin army and kill 30,000 people. But soon Murong Chui was framed again and surrendered to Former Qin.

In 370, Qianyan was destroyed by Qianqin.

In 383, in the Battle of Weishui, the former Qin Emperor Fu Jian was defeated by Xie Xuan of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

In 384, Murong Jun's son Murong Hong rebelled against Qin in Huayin (present-day Huayin, Shaanxi) and established Western Yan; Murong Chui, the younger brother of Murong Jun, established Houyan and set the capital at Zhongshan (now Dingzhou, Hebei). The former Qin collapsed.

In 394, Hou Yan destroyed Xiyan.

In 395, Murong Bao, the prince of Later Yan, led 80,000 Later Yan troops to attack the Northern Wei Dynasty, but was defeated by the 20,000 troops led by the Northern Wei Emperor Tuoba Jue at Shenhepi.

In 397, Murong Chui fell ill and died, and under the attack of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the territory of Houyan was cut off into two kingdoms, the north and the south.

In 407, Murong Bao's adopted son Murong Yun (formerly known as Gao Yun), assisted by Feng Ba, killed Murong Xi, the youngest son of Murong Chui, and established Northern Yan, and Later Yan perished. Soon Mu Yan Mu Rongyun was assassinated by his cronies, and Feng Ba ascended the throne.

In 410, Southern Yan was destroyed by Liu Yu, a general of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

In 436, the Northern Yan was destroyed by the Northern Wei Dynasty.

[Murong Territory].

Yanmen County, northwest of present-day Dai County, Shanxi.

[Murong Origin].

The first

Originated from the Xianbei tribe, from the Han Dynasty during the Xianbei central adult Murong, belonging to the official title of the Sinicization of the clan. Legend has it that during the reign of Emperor Huan of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Xianbei nation was divided into three parts: central, east and west, and the leader of the department was called Ke Zhique, who lived in Murong Temple, and later called Murong because he thought he was a surname.

The second

Originated from the Gaoxin clan, from the Qin and Han dynasties of the Xianbei Murong clan, belonging to the clan named after the tribal leader. According to the historical book "Tongzhi Clan Strategy", the Murong clan came from the Middle Ages, lived in the Northeast Chandanlu District for generations, and was called "Northeast Yi" during the Qin and Han dynasties, claiming to be the descendants of the Emperor Yu (Ji Mi) Gaoxin. This "Northeast Yi" is a branch of the ancient Donghu people, in the first year of the Han Gaozu Liu Bang (206 BC) Qin, Han Dynasty, Donghu was scattered by the Xiongnu, after which the tribe migrated to inhabit the Xianbei Mountain as the core of the area, that is, between the Xilamulun River and the Taoer River in Jilin Province in the Hedai District of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the leader of the tribe established a "Xianbei country" in the Eastern Han Dynasty, so it is called the Xianbei people.

Legend has it that the lord of Xianbei claimed to be "the way of Mu Eryi, following the appearance of the three lights", so he took "Murong" as the title, called Murong Shan Yu, intended to carry forward the royal tradition far away from the Central Plains, and its Xianbei country was later called the Xianbei Murong tribe, and the tribesmen were called Murong clan, which was passed down from generation to generation.

The birthplace of the Murong Murong clan is in Sidi, so the Murong clan respects Murong Shan Yu as the ancestor of the surname.

The third

Originated from the Xianbei tribe, from the Xianbei Murong during the Three Kingdoms period, and belongs to the clan with the name of the tribe. During the Three Kingdoms period, Mo Huba, the leader of the Xianbei Murong Tribe, led his people to move to the western Liaoxi region, and later followed Sima Yi to conquer Gongsun Yuan, who was divided in the eastern Liaodong region, and made military exploits and was named the king of Luyi. Later, Mo Huba established a tribal alliance in the northern part of Jingcheng (present-day Changli, Hebei).

It is said that at that time, the Han ** line in the north wore a walking crown (a hat with hanging ornaments), and Mo Huba liked it very much when he saw it, and he also made one and wore it on his head all day long. When the Xianbei people in the tribe saw him dressed like this, they all called him "Bu Shao". Because the pronunciation of the local language "Buyao" is similar to that of "Murong", it became "Murong" later, and then the people of Mo Huba simply used this title as the name of the tribe, and took it as the surname of the tribal royal family.

In the Western Jin Dynasty, Murong Diao, a descendant of Mo Huba, occupied a vast area in Yanbei and Liaodong, and called himself Xianbei Dadanyu. Murong Diao's son is called Murong Hao, is a man with great talent, he created the famous former Yan State, since then officially with Murong as the surname, after the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the Murong clan has many provincial texts changed to single-sex Mu, Rong, all of which have been passed down from generation to generation.

During the period of the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Murong family successively established four major Yan kingdoms in the northern region, namely the former Yan Kingdom, the Later Yan Kingdom, the Western Yan Kingdom, and the Southern Yan Kingdom, which continued to have a glorious history of more than 70 years.

[Murong Fame].

Murong celebrities, the Sui Dynasty had the general Murong Sanzhuang, the Song Dynasty had the inspector Murong Yanzhao, and the criminal department Shangshu Murong Yanzhao.

There are about 135,000 people with the surname Murong.

The distribution of the surname Murong for which detailed survey statistics are already available is as follows. There are about 10,000 people in Muzhuang and Wuzhi in Wenxian County, Henan; Henan Wenxian Muzhuang Qinhua Village and Wuzhi Nanjia Village have a total of more than 10,000 people surnamed Mu, the genealogical lineage is clear, the Yuan Dynasty supervised the imperial history of Mu Wan's grandson moved from Wei County in the early Ming Dynasty. In addition, there are more than 4,000 people in Xuchang Damuzhuang, several thousand people in Mujiaping, Wubao, Shaanxi, several thousand people in Shandong, about 10,000 people in Longkou, more than 3,000 people in Nanning, Guangxi, more than 10,000 people in Qingyang, Gansu, more than 1,000 people in Pingliang, Longdong, and more than 8,000 people in Guangdong Gaoyao.

In total, there are about 80,000 people.

The areas with no known population are as follows: Liaoyang, Shenyang and Dalian in Liaoning; Suide and Xi'an, Shaanxi; Heilongjiang; Chifeng and Wuhai in Inner Mongolia; Sichuan and Chongqing; Shandong Rongcheng and Penglai; Shaoyang and Liuyang, Hunan; Longchuan, Guangxi; Dali, Yunnan; Kaifeng, Henan; Guangdong Xinhui; Shanghai; Hebei; Shanxi and Qinghai.

I am the compound surname Murong, a rare surname, I didn't like it when I was a child, the whole school is our family's surname, and people in the past generally said, is your surname Mu? If you ask me, is your surname Murong? I would think this person has a level.

The name of the birth certificate is four words, but I have a memory of the three-word name at the beginning, I personally thought that the surname was Mu, and many people in the countryside went to Mu only with the surname Rong, and my aunt was. The elder died of old age, and the later property was made for a long time, and it was necessary to prove that the two brothers and sisters surnamed Murong and Rong were brothers and sisters.

There are almost no more (anyway, I haven't seen or heard of it, maybe it's still in the south, I don't have it here),, the word Rong has long been discarded, and they are only surnamed Mu, and there are many people with the surname Mu, which is very common, such as Mu Guiying.

This surname, the development is very difficult, from the Great Xianbei Mountain, may be more people and less land (as soon as iron appeared, people in various regions began to swell), gradually to the south, fleeing the famine, initially settled in the large marshland of western Liao, difficult to develop,,, and later attached (that is, to the emperor at that time), obtained a small piece of stable arable land, and began to develop,

Come, take my ID card and household registration booklet.

My classmate is Murong Haoran.

There is a surname Murong on Douyin.

yes, then why did my former neighbor have a surname here, maybe it changed.