Hundreds of family names, why the word Zhao is the first

"Hundred Family Names" is a Mongolian reading book compiled by a scholar in Qiantang (Hangzhou) in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty, which divides the common surname into a rhyme of four characters and a sentence, like a four-word poem, and recites and remembers, so it has been passed down to this day and has a profound influence. "Hundred Family Names" originally collected 411 surnames to 504 surnames, of which 444 were surnames and 60 were compound surnames.

As for why "Zhao Qian Sun Li" ranked in the top four, at that time, because the emperor's surname was Zhao, it ranked first; This scholar remembered the old lord Qian Hao and his queen Sun (the Qiantang area was under the jurisdiction of Wu Yue that year), so the "Qian Sun" faction was the second and third; The surname Li is because of Li Yu, because the Southern Tang Dynasty also once ruled the Hangzhou region.

The "Hundred Family Surnames" compiled in the Song Dynasty listed the surname Zhao as the first surname in the country because the surname Zhao was the "national surname" of the Song Dynasty, which was not the case in fact. According to research, the surname Zhao is the seventh most common surname in China today. Zhao (zhào) legend has it that Gao Tao X was called Xulian, and he had two sons, one named Evil Lai and the other called Jisheng.

Jisheng's great-grandson is the father.

The father once drove for King Mu of Zhou, and King Mu gave him Zhao Cheng, so he named his surname according to the name of the country. Zhao Kuangyin was the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty, and it is said that "Hundred Family Names" puts the surname Zhao in the first place, which is directly related to him.

Find a book about this kind of book, and there should be an explanation.

Zhao ranks first among the hundred family surnames because the emperor of the Song Dynasty is surnamed Zhao, and the creation era of the hundred family names is the Song Dynasty.

The surname Zhao originated from the surname given by the emperor or changed by a foreign family. Historical figures with the surnames Li, Mu, Long, Yuwen, and Tuoba of the Xiongnu, Jurchen, Dangxiang, and Xianbei people were given the surname Zhao.

For example, in the Han Dynasty, there were Zhao Anji (Huns), Zhao Yufu ("Southern Barbarian" people), and in the Five Dynasties, there were Zhao Guozhen (descendants of the chieftain of the Qiqi). Then there are Mongolian Genghis Khan's third brother Hechiwen descendants to avoid chaos in Gansu, Shaanxi and other places, and change their mother's surname to Han Zhao.

The 100 family names of the Shuimu Kindergarten Teaching Hall series.

It seems that the surname of the hundred families was compiled during the Northern Song Dynasty, and "Zhao" was the imperial surname at that time!

Because the hundred family surnames were in the Song Dynasty, and the hundred family surnames were ranked according to the status of the people in the Song Dynasty, the emperor of the Song Dynasty was surnamed Zhao, so it was in the first place.

The imperial surname of the Song Dynasty was 'Zhao', the surname of the king of Wu Yue Kingdom during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period was 'Qian', a scholar of the Song Dynasty believed that 'Sun' was the surname of the wives and concubines of the Song Dynasty's royal family, and 'Li' was the surname of the ruler of the Southern Tang Dynasty, the Empress of Li. This is the origin of the opening sentence of "Hundred Family Names" - "Zhao Qian, Sun Li", and the order.

The first hundred family surnames Zhao began in the Song Dynasty, because Zhao was the national surname at that time.

Because it was the Song Dynasty when the family name was arranged, the emperor's surname was Zhao.

Because the emperor at the time of the surname row, the surname is Zhao.

Because it was printed in the Song Dynasty, the Song Dynasty emperor's surname was Zhao.

Because the surname of the hundred families was organized and compiled by the emperor of the Song Dynasty, and the emperor of the Song Dynasty was surnamed Zhao, so Zhao was ranked first. The surname of the hundred family is my famous Mengxue work.

Why change the order of surnames according to the number of surnames? Change history.

The order of the surnames in the "Hundred Family Names" is not based on the number of people, but on political status.

The surname of Baijia was formed in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty, and Zhao was the surname of the emperor of the Song Dynasty, so it was the first.

Because the surname of the hundred families was written in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty, of course, the surname of the Son of Heaven must be ranked first.

The surname of the hundred families was made during the Song Dynasty, and the emperor's surname was Zhao, and Zhao was of course in the first place.

The surname Zhao ranks first in the hundred family surnames, because this book was written in the Song Dynasty, so the surname Zhao of Tianshui is the first surname in the world. The surname Zhao is the seventh largest surname in China today, accounting for a high proportion of southerners, ranking 42nd in Taiwan. The surname Zhao comes from the surname Ying, and is a descendant of the ancient emperor Shaohao.

The specific ancestor of the surname Zhao is the descendant of Shaohao, the father. According to legend, the father was a famous driver in the Western Zhou Dynasty and once got eight horses in Huashan. After he tamed the eight horses, they were dedicated to King Mu of Zhou.

King Mu of Zhou used these horses, paired with a good carriage, and let the father drive and play everywhere. Once, he met the Queen Mother of the West in Kunlun Mountain, lingered and stayed for several years. It wasn't until he heard that King Xu Yan rebelled and led thirty-six vassal states to attack the Zhou capital together, that he hurriedly asked his father to drive back to Beijing.

Because the father drove back in time, King Mu of Zhou put down the rebellion, so King Mu gave Zhao Cheng to the father as a food town. Since then, the descendants of the Father have lived in the place of Zhao and have taken Zhao as their surname. Development and Evolution:

The surname Zhao was developed in the north in the early days. In 403 BC, the state of Zhao was established and became one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States until 222 BC, when it was destroyed by the state of Qin. Since the Qin Dynasty, the surname Zhao has gradually developed to Hainan, Guangdong, Guangxi and other places.

During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, the surname Zhao entered Taiwan. The main settlements of the surname Zhao are: Hongdong, Tianshui, Handan, Dongwu, Nanyang, Jincheng, Xiapi, Sichuan, Xin'an, Dunhuang, Pingyuan, Zhending, Changshu, Shangrao, etc.

The surname of the hundred families was written in the Song Dynasty, so the imperial surname at that time ranked first, and later generations because of its wide spread, in addition to its catchy reading, suitable for primary school literacy, so it has been handed down to this day.