May I ask about the legends and related knowledge of the surname Ni

Last name"Ni"Read as"ní"。Ni surname, which was changed from the surname of 郳.

Before the Yin Shang, the descendants of the Yellow Emperor established the Lou tribe. King Wu of Zhou.

After the destruction of the Shang Dynasty, Lou Lou was named a vassal state, called Lou, whose ancient capital was in the Yang of Yishan, now Zou City.

Inside. Zhou Gongdan.

During the regency period, in order to weaken the power of the vassal states, the method of divide and rule was adopted, and the second son of the second son was named the country of Ying, so it was called the state of Ying. Because it is separated from the country of Yi, it is called the country of Xiao Yi (also known as the country of Ying), which is located in the Dongjiang site of the Pavilion of Picha Mountain in Shandong. Shushu went to the point of indiscriminate and established the state of Yin (with Ni Liguo).

郳 and Ni are cognate words, a city yi, a surname, and "郳" goes to "yi" for the surname "Ni". This is the basis for the surname Ni to originate from the hometown of Shanting.

After the Song Dynasty, the outstanding figures surnamed Ni were mostly seen in history, and there were Ni Si, Ni Meitang, Ni Zanteng, Ni Shan, Ni Wenyi Hu, Ni Tao, Ni Zuchang, Ni Pu, Ni Tianyin and other famous figures in history.

1. Ni is a multi-ethnic and multi-origin surname group. After the state of Yin was destroyed by Chu, it gradually moved north, and most of them settled in the land of Qiancheng, and then multiplied and prospered, and gradually became the county of Qiancheng surnamed Ni. During the Warring States period, there was the Song Kingdom.

People said that it means that people with the surname Ni have settled in Henan during this period.

2. During the Sui and Tang dynasties, the distribution of the surname Ni in the north gradually widened, and there were people with the surname Ni in Hebei, Henan, Shanxi and other territories. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, due to the Anshi Rebellion.

and the Huangchao uprising, resulting in the people's misery, the people are miserable, and a large number of people surnamed Ni moved to Jiangnan.

3. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, in order to restore the local economy, a large number of immigrants from Shanxi Province immigrated to the Ming Dynasty, and the surname Ni was used as the big locust tree in Hongdong in the Ming Dynasty.

One of the surnames of the migrants, was relocated to present-day Shandong, Henan, Jiangsu, Anhui, Hebei and other places, and now, the surname Ni is widely distributed throughout the country, especially in Jiangsu, Hubei, Shanghai and other provinces and cities, and the surname Ni in the above three places accounts for about 60% of the population of the Han nationality in the country.

"Hundred Family Names".

The seventy-first "Ni".

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71st Reference: Zhao Qian, Sun Li, Zhou Wu, Zheng Wang, Feng Chen, Zhuwei, Jiang Shen, Han Yang, Zhu Qin, You Xu, He Lu Shi, Zhang Kong, Cao Yanhua, Jin Wei, Tao Jiang, Qi Xie, Zou Yu, Bai Shui, Dou Zhang, Yun Su, Pan Ge, Xi Fan, Peng Lang, Lu Wei, Chang Ma, Miao Feng, Hua Fang, Yu Ren, Yuan Liu, Yu Bao, Shi Tang, Fei Liancen, Xue, Lei He, Ni Tang, Teng Yin, Luo Bi, Hao Wu, Anchang, Le Yu Shifu, Pika Qikang, Wu Yu Yuanbu, Gu Mengping, Huang He, Mu Xiaoyin, Yao Shao, Kanwang, Qi Mao, Yu Di, Mi Bei, Mingzang, Ji Fucheng, Dai, Tan Song, Mao, Pang, Xiong Ji, Shuqu, Xiang Zhu, Dong Liang, Du Ruan, Lan Min, Xi Ji, Maqiang, Jia Lu, Lou Wei, Jiang Tong, Yan Guo, Mei Shenglin, Diao, Zhong Xu, Qiu Luo, Gao Xia, Cai Tian Fan Hu Linghuo, Yu Wanzhike, Guan Lu Mo, Jing Fang, Qiu Miao, Gan Xie Yingzong, Ding Xuanben, Deng Yudan, Hang Hong, Bao Zhuzuoshi, Cui Jiniu, Gong Cheng, Ji Ji, Xinghua, Pei Lu Rongweng, Xun Yang, Yu Hui, Zhen Wei Jiafeng, Rui Yi, Chu Jin, Ji Bing, Mi Song, Jing Duan, Fuwu, Wujiaobagong, Mukui Valley, Chehou Mipeng, Quan Xi Banyang, Qiu Zhongyi Palace, Ning Qiu Luan, Gan Lirong, Zu Wufu, Liu Jingzhan Shulong, Ye Xing Si Shao, Gao Li, Ji Bo, Yin Su Bai Huai, Pu Tai Cong, Suo Xian, Lai, Zhuo Lin, Tu Meng, Chi Qiao, Yin Yin, Xu Nengcangshuang, Wen Xin, Dang Zhai, Tan Gonglao, Ji Shen, Fu Duan, Ran Zai Liyong, Cho Xuan Sang, Gui Pu Niu, Shoutong, Bian Hu Yan Ji, Jia Pu Ji Wen Bei Zhuang Yan Chai Zhai Yan Chong Mu Lian Ru Xi Huan Ai Yurong Xiang Gu Yishen Ge Liao Geng Geng Ji Ju Hengbu Du Geng Manhong Kuang Guo Wenkou Guanglu Que Dong Zhu Woli Wei Yue Kui Long Shi Gong Wei Nie Chao Gou Ao Rong Leng Zi Xin Kan Na Jian Rao Kong Zeng Wusha Qi Yang Ju Xufeng Chaoguan Kuaixiang Chahou Jing Hong You Zhu Quan Lu Gai Hou Huan Gong Wan Qi Sima Shangguan Ouyang Xiahou Zhuge Wenren Dongfang Helian Huangfu Yu Chi Ram Tangtai Gongye Zongzheng Puyang Chun Yu Shan Yu Taishu Shentu Gongsun Zhongsun Xuanyuan Linghu Zhongli Yuwen Changsun Murong Xianyu Luqiu Situ Sikong Qi Guan Si Kou Qi Duzi Che Duanmu Wuma Gongxi, Lacquer Carving, Lezheng, Yang Sigongliang, Tuoba Jiagu, Zaifu Guliang, Jin Chu, Yan Fa, Ruyan Tuqin, Duan Ganbaili, Dongguo South Gate, Huyan Guihai, Yang Tongue Weisheng, Yue Shuai, Youqin, Liangqiu, Zuoqiu, East Gate, West Gate, Shang Mou, She, Bai, Nangong, Moha, Nian, Aiyang, Tong, Fifth Yanfu, Hundred Family Names.

The surname Ni was listed as the 71st surname in the Song Dynasty's "Hundred Family Surnames", the 111th surname in the 2007 statistical announcement, and the 116th surname in the 2008 statistical announcement, with a total of more than 1.4 million people, and the 112th surname in the 2012 statistical announcement.

The surname Ni ranks 111th in the population of the 100 surnames in the mainland, about 1.83 million. (2012 data).

The surname Ni ranks 95th in the population of Taiwan's 100 surnames. Derived from "Taiwan's Hundred Family Names".

The surname Ni ranks 22nd in the population of Shanghai's 100 surnames. Originated from "Shanghai Hundred Family Names".

It ranks 71st among 100 surnames and 111th among Chinese surnames.

Ni is ranked 71st among the 100 surnames.

Surname introduction: The surname Ni was changed from the surname of Yin, the reason is to avoid revenge. After the Song Dynasty, the outstanding figures surnamed Ni were mostly seen in history, and Ni Si, Ni Shan, and Ni Wen appeared.

1. Ni Tao, Ni Zuchang, Ni Pu, Ni Tianyin and other famous figures in history.

Before the Yin Shang, the descendants of the Yellow Emperor established the Lou tribe. After King Wu of Zhou destroyed the Shang, Lou Lou was named a vassal state, called Yi, and its ancient capital was in Yishan Zhiyang (now in Zou City). During the regency of Zhou Gongdan, in order to weaken the power of the vassal states, the method of divide and rule was adopted, and the second son was awarded the land of You, so it was called the State of Yin.

Because it is separated from the country of Yi, it is called the country of Xiaoyi. Shushu went to the country (now Tengzhou, Shandong) and established the country of Yan (Ni Liguo).

郳 and Ni are cognate words, a city yi, a surname, and "郳" goes to "yi" for the surname "Ni". This is the basis for the surname Ni to originate from the hometown of Tengzhou.

The first ** of the surname Ni is from the surname Cao, which is the descendant of the Yellow Emperor after Duke Wu. Duke Wu once sealed his second son in Yin (now Tengzhou, Shandong) and established a country called Yingguo, which is quite quite.

A vassal of the state of Yu. At the beginning, the descendants of the state of Yin were all surnamed Yin. Later, the state of Yin was destroyed by the state of Chu, in order to avoid disaster, the descendants of the state of Xun gave the "next to the ear knife" we are talking about today, leaving only the traditional Chinese character of the word "er" on the left.

"Er" is pronounced er in Mandarin, and ni is pronounced in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai. Later, a "single person" was added, and it became today's "Ni". At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, there was a very famous imperial history called Ni Kuan.