Which hero knows the situation of Jiang Wei s descendants

I have the preface to the Benjiang genealogy.

Jiang Wei's son: Bin heir, general Suiwu and the protector of Seoul. The first floor is quite well written.

Should be. Poetry said"It is from Shang's father, and the art comes from Wuhou. ", Shang's father is Jiang Shang.

According to historical records, the surname Jiang is a descendant of Emperor Yan, and it is one of the oldest surnames in China because of the birthplace of Emperor Yan. "Shuowen" said: "Shennong lives in ginger water, because he thinks it is a family."

The legendary Emperor Yan, known as the Shennong clan, is said to be one of the most ancient "Three Emperors" in Chinese history. Because Emperor Yan was born in Jiangshui (now Qishan County, Shanxi), he took Jiang as his clan. Therefore, the birthplace of Emperor Yan is also the birthplace of the Jiang family.

Later, in the course of history, due to various reasons, many descendants of Emperor Yan have changed to other surnames. On the occasion of Yu and Xia, the grandson of Emperor Yan and the ancestor of Siyue, Boyi, was sealed in Lu (now Nanyang County, Henan) because of his meritorious work in assisting Yu to control the water, established the State of Lu, and gave his ancestral surname Jiang to continue the incense of Emperor Yan. One of the five hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Qi, was founded by Lu Shang of the State of Lü.

The historical records say: "Lu Shang, surnamed Jiang Mingya, has meritorious service in Siyue, and his descendants are surnamed from Feng." "Lu Shang, who is a descendant of Shennong's Jiang Taigong Jiang Ziya, was named in Lu because of his meritorious service in governing the four mountains, so he changed his surname to Lu Shang.

His descendants are hereditary monarchs of the State of Qi, and they have been in the 29th generation. Later, the State of Qi was destroyed by Tian He during the Warring States Period, and the State of Qi became the regime of the Tian family, and its descendants lived separately in various places, and most of them took Jiang as their surname. In this way, the surname Jiang, who moved to various places, continued to multiply and develop, and by the Han Dynasty, it had developed into a great family.

According to historical records, as early as the Spring and Autumn Period, Xirong also had Jiang as the surname, so it was called Jiang Rong, originally in Guazhou (now Dunhuang West, Gansu), and then gradually moved eastward, about 638 BC by its leader moved to Jinnan, belonging to the Jin Kingdom. The Jiang clan, who lived in present-day Shandong and Henan provinces, had developed into a large clan in the Kanto region (the area east of Hangu Pass in present-day Lingbao County, Henan) before the Western Han Dynasty. At the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, in order to enrich the population of Guanzhong, the Jiang family migrated from Guandong to Guanzhong, and then lived in Tianshui (now Gansu), so the people took "Tianshui" as the county name.

By the Han Dynasty, the Jiang family had migrated to present-day Jiangsu and Sichuan. However, until the Tang Dynasty, Tianshui was still the center of Jiang's development and reproduction. During the Tang and Song dynasties, the Jiang family was also distributed in present-day Hebei, Henan, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Anhui, Shandong and other places and Qiongshan, Guangdong.

In the Ming and Qing dynasties, some of the Jiang family lived in present-day Shanxi, Shaanxi, Hunan, Guizhou, Hubei and other places. According to the genealogy of the Jiang family, during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, a Jiang Shiliang moved to Hongdou Village, Longxi County, Zhangzhou, Fujian, and made his fortune here. Its descendants multiplied, and some branches migrated to Yandun Township, Lufeng, Guangdong, and continued to prosper and develop.

Later, the 11th grandson of Jiang Shiliang moved to Taiwan from the mainland during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. Since then, some people from Fujian and Guangdong Jiang have moved to Taiwan, and some have spread overseas.

Jiang Ziya (1156-1017 BC), surnamed Jiang, the surname Lü was given by King Wen of Zhou, the name Shang, a wang, the word Ziya, or single Huya, also known as Lüshang, alias Feixiong, Hanoi Jiren. Therefore, in the future, Jiang Ziya's descendants will take Lu as their surname, and Jiang Wei should not be a descendant of Jiang Ziya.

No, not surnamed Jiang must be related by blood.

It should not be Jiang Ziya's descendants in Shandong.

Jiang Wei is not a descendant of Jiang Ziya. From history, the two have no relationship between the two and have no detailed records in the history books, so Jiang Wei is not a descendant of Jiang Ziya.

Jiang Ziya, also known as Jiang Shang, is a famous Chinese historical figure and a native of the late Shang and early Zhou dynasties. Jiang surname, Lu family, name Shang, a Wang, the word Ziya, or single Hu Ya, alias Flying Bear, because of its ancestors to assist Yu Ping water and soil meritorious was sealed in Lu, so Lu is the clan, also known as Lu Shang. Legend has it that when Jiang Ziya was 72 years old, he was fishing in the Qianxi River on the shore of Weishui, and met King Wen of Zhou, who was thirsty for talent, and was named "Taishi", called "Taigongwang", commonly known as Taigong, and was respected by King Wu of Zhou as "the head of the division and the father of the high brigade".

Jiang Ziya assisted King Wu to establish the Zhou Dynasty, was the founder of the Qi State, King Wen of Zhou, the chief thinker of King Wu Kexuan, the supreme military commander and the founding father of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the founder of Qi culture, and an outstanding strategist, military strategist and politician with a long influence in ancient China.

Jiang Wei, Jiang Wei, the word Boyo, is from Tianshui Ji County. During the Three Kingdoms, he was a famous general of the Shu Han Dynasty, and the official was a general. During Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, Jiang Wei was suspected of having different intentions, and Jiang Wei had to surrender to Shu Han and was reused by Zhuge Liang.

After the death of Zhuge Liang, Jiang Wei began to emerge in Shu Han, and after Fei Yi's death, Jiang Wei began to take charge of the military alone, and continued to lead the Shu Han army to the Northern Expedition against Cao Wei, and fought with Cao Wei's famous generals Deng Ai, Chen Tai, Guo Huai, etc., Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition won a total of two big victories; three small wins; not four times apart; One big defeat, one small defeat.