Who were the ancestors of the Qin people? Who are the ancestors of the Qin people?

First of all, it is necessary to make sure that the founder of the former Qin is Fu Jian, to be precise, the people of the Sixteen Kingdoms during the Jin Dynasty, Fu Jian is a person from the former Qin, his nationality is Xianbei, he unified the north during the emperor, and then he used a Han man called Wang Meng to carry out political reform, the national strength is very strong, after Wang Meng's death, told Fu Jian that he could not attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty, but Fu Jian did not listen, in a desperate bet, put together 800,000 troops, and the Eastern Jin Dynasty did a battle, this is famous"The Battle of the Rivers", as a result, Qianqin was defeated.

When Fu Jian returned to China, the country's strength had been significantly weakened, and at this time, the generals under Fu Jian separated him and left, which is famous.

1.A native of the Di tribe, Shi Lu Guang of Daliang Prefecture, he called himself King Liang, known in history"After cooling"At the same time, there was also a bald black fox to establish the Southern Liang, the Fuqu Mengxun to establish the Northern Liang, and Li Gao to establish the Western Liang.

2.A native of the Baima Qiang tribe, Yao Chang, the general of Qinzhou Zhengxi, he controlled the forces of Guanzhong and Longyou during the Fu Jian period, and finally, killed Fu Jian and became the emperor, known in history"Later Qin", that is to say, Later Qin was established by Yao Chang, a member of the Di tribe.

3.Xianbei people, the descendants of Emperor Murong, they are all descendants of Qianyan, they are dissatisfied with Fu Jian, and as a result, in the name of Ye Hangxiao's ancestors, who were once the capital of Qianyan, established Xiyan and Houyan in Shanxi and Hebei, as a result, Houyan perished Xiyan, and the general Murong Chui was crowned king in Zhongshan, and Houyan was established.

4.There was also a country, called Western Qin, which was founded by a man named Qijishuren, but it was not long before it was destroyed by Yao Chang.

Yao Chang's Houyan land was long and narrow, from Lanzhou to Zhengzhou, probably a long and narrow land extending the scope of today's Longhai Railway, and was finally destroyed by Song and Liu in the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

The nomadic Di people in the area of the Weihe Plain.

The ancestor of the Qin people was Boyi. Bo Yi is a descendant of one of the "Five Emperors", and he participated in water control with Yu during the Emperor Shun period. After the flooding of the Yellow River was well controlled, Boyi was given the surname "Ying" by Emperor Shun.

After that, as the founder of Boyi's descendants, he assisted the Zhou royal family in successfully quelling the rebellion of King Xu Yan during the Western Zhou Dynasty, so King Mu of Zhou gave Zhao Cheng to the father as a reward. After moving to Zhaocheng, the people of the Father Clan gradually began to take the city as their clan, which was the "Zhao clan". This is the origin of the saying "Ying's surname Zhao".

Later, during the period of King Xiao of Zhou, Feizi, who was the successor of Boyi, was favored by King Xiao of Zhou because he was good at raising horses. At that time, King Xiao of Zhou was working to fight against the invasion of nomadic herders from the north, so he also chose a fertile place between Huangshui and Weishui to raise horses. Feizi, who is good at raising horses, was sent to this place by King Xiao of Zhou to raise horses, and through his breeding, the horses here have really become very majestic.

Therefore, King Xiao of Zhou, who was in a happy mood, gave the land of Qin to Feizi, who then established the state of Qin in Qin and began to take "Qin" as his clan. After this, Feizi was called "Qin Feizi", and Qin was often called "Ying Qin". <

However, during this period, Qin was still only a subsidiary of the Zhou royal family, and the monarch of Qin was not yet among the princes. Later, until the accession of Qin Xianggong, the Zhou Dynasty suffered great changes during his reign. This change refers to the mediocrity and cruelty of King You of Zhou, which caused many princes to defect from him.

At the same time, the dog Rong took advantage of the chaos to launch an attack on the Zhou Dynasty, and the king of Zhou You was killed at the foot of Li Mountain. When the Zhou Dynasty was so critical, Qin Xianggong and Wei Wugong and others sent troops to help the Zhou royal family at the call of Prince Yijiu.

Later, Yijiu succeeded him as the new king of the Zhou Dynasty, and the surviving Zhou Dynasty moved its capital to Luoyi under his leadership. In the process of moving the capital, Qin Xianggong has been protecting Yijiu by his side. After arriving in the new capital of Luoyi, Yijiu made him a prince in recognition of Qin Xianggong's merits, and rewarded Qin Xianggong with some land.

Since then, the state of Qin has truly become a vassal state. After becoming a prince, Qin gradually expanded its territory with the help of its victories in the conquest of Xirong. With the continuous expansion of its territory, the Qin state smoothly developed into an emerging power.

In the reign of Qin Xiaogong, the king took advantage of the reform proposed by Shang Ying. The strength of the Qin State increased rapidly after the Shang Dynasty reform, and then became the strongest among the "Seven Heroes of the Warring States". Relying on the strength of the power, King Yingzheng of Qin began to send troops to attack the other six countries after taking power, and finally succeeded in dominating the world.

With the emergence of the unification of the world, the Qin Dynasty, as the first great unified dynasty, was also established.

The ancestor of Qin is a branch of the ancient Ying surname tribe, in the middle of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the ancestor of Qin Feizi raised horses for King Xiao of Zhou and won a reward, and got the Qin land at the confluence of Huangshui and Weishui (now in Baoji, Shaanxi Province) as a fief, becoming a vassal state, Feizi's 6th generation Sun Yingkai escorted the Eastern Zhou Ping King to move eastward, was promoted to a prince by King Ping, and gave him the area that originally belonged to the western part of the Zhou State, and Yingkai became the official first monarch of the Qin State.

"The ancestors of the Qin people"? From which generation?

The earliest, Nuwa. Without her to make people out of the soil, everyone is empty talk.

The Yellow Emperor, it seems that everyone in the Chinese nation has a relationship with him.

It's closer.

The nun, a descendant of Zhuan, gave birth to a great cause because she swallowed a swallow egg by mistake.

Great cause, gave birth to a son and made a big expense.

Big expense, founded the surname Ying.

...... a few years later

Zhongyan revived the surname Ying.

...... years later

Lian Lian gave birth to two sons, Evil Lai and Ji Sheng. Evil came and was killed by King Wu of Zhou because of his rebellion against Zhou, and his family was a slave without an official. Shulian took Ji Sheng to live in Huo Taishan.

Meng Zeng, the son of Ji Sheng, revived the surname Ying.

Father, the grandson of Meng Zeng, was awarded Zhao Cheng for his military exploits and created the Zhao family. The father rescued and adopted the evil vein Da Luo, who recognized him as his ancestor and attributed him to the Zhao family.

Fei Zi, the son of Da Luo. Because of his meritorious work in raising horses for the Zhou family, he was vassaled and obtained the land of "Qin". He was the first monarch of the Qin State.

Bo Yi was the ancestor of the Qin people, and he was also a figure during the Five Emperors period.

Who is the ancestor of the Qin people, there is no clear record in history at all, and we have no way of knowing, after all, the history books will not record such a thing, and there is no need to understand this.

Qin Illustrious Ancestor The surname Qin is derived from the surname Ying, that is, the ancestor of King Yingzheng of Qin. Feizi, a descendant of the ancient Gaotao, was good at taming horses and was named the leader of Qin by King Xiao of Zhou. Later, Qin Zhuanggong, a descendant of Feizi, made many great contributions, and his son Qin Xianggong was made a prince for his meritorious service in defeating Xirong and protecting King Zhouping's eastward move to Luoyi.

Xianggong moved eastward, formally established the Qin State, opened a glorious precedent for the Qin surname, and then Qin Xiaogong appointed Shang Yang to preside over the reform, the national strength increased greatly, and then became one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States. By the time of Yingzheng, Qin finally unified the six kingdoms and established the Qin Dynasty. Unfortunately, Qin only died after the second generation, and his royal descendants later took the name of the country to commemorate the glorious history of their family.

There is another Qin surname, which is derived from the surname Ji. Zhou Gongdan's son Bo Yu inherited the fief and ate in Qinyi, and his descendants took the name of Yi as their surname. This Qin surname was very active during the Han Dynasty.

The Romans changed their surnames after settling in China, and they were also a ** of the Qin surname. In ancient Rome, it was called the Great Qin, and the Great Qin people lived in the Middle Earth for a long time and did not return, taking Qin as their surname, and later integrated into the Chinese native Qin surname, and the representative figures were the merchant Qin who had paid homage to Sun Quan.

The Qin surname of the modern Han Chinese has two main origins:

The earliest Qin surname was a descendant of the Lu dynasty, to be precise, a branch of Bo Yu, the son of the Duke of Zhou, because it was divided into Qin Yi (the old town of Fan County in present-day Henan Province near Shandong Province), and its descendants became the Qin clan, which belongs to the standard "Yi as the clan".

There is also a Qin surname that is a descendant of the royal family of the Qin Dynasty. The Qin Dynasty (Qin State) clan was originally the Zhao clan (derived from the surname Ying), and after the fall of the Qin Dynasty, some of the surviving clan members were changed to the "Qin" clan, which is a typical "country as the clan".

There are also some Han Qin surnames that are foreign members who have been sinicized and integrated into the Han nationality for more than 2,000 years, such as the expatriates from the Roman Empire who came to China during the Han and Wei dynasties, and the later members of the Northern Hu and Nanban who were largely sinicized in the era of the Five Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms.

I also have the surname Qin, I don't know where my ancestor is, we have lived in Fangchenggang for several generations.

The surname Qin is not single. There are Ji surnamed Qin and Ying surnamed Qin, and after the Han Dynasty, there are descendants of the Western Roman Empire who migrated to China and changed their surname to Qin.

Ji, surnamed Qin, is a descendant of the Lu clan in the Spring and Autumn Period. The monarch of the Lu State has a descendant because the quarry is in Qinyi, and the descendants take Qin as the clan, which is the main ** surname of Qin in modern China. The representatives include Qin Fei, Qin Yueren (Bian Que), Qin Kai, Qin Wuyang, Qin Qiong, Qin Guan, etc.

The surname Qin originated at the end of the Qin Dynasty. According to the Tang Dynasty's "Yuanhe Surname Usurption", after the fall of the Qin Dynasty, the Qin remnants changed to Qin.

During the Han and Jin dynasties, some people from the ancient Roman Empire who came to China stayed behind, and their descendants took the name of the country (the Roman Empire was known as the Great Qin in ancient times).

In the long-term process of ethnic integration in our country, some ethnic minorities have changed their surnames to Han in all dynasties, including the Qin family.

Not necessarily. 1 The surname Qin is derived from the surname Ying.

King Xiao of Zhou divided the descendants of Boyi into Qin Pavilion and established the Qin State.

It was passed to the son of the infant to the Han Dynasty, the country died, and the branch took Qin as the clan.

2 The surname Qin is derived from the surname Ji.

Qinyi, the fief of the descendants of the Marquis of Lu Guo, the descendant of King Wen of Zhou, belongs to the clan named after Juyi. When King Wu of Zhou, his younger brother Zhou Gongdan leaked.

He was called Duke of Lu (now Qufu, Shandong).

The Duke of Lu stayed in the Zhou capital because of his assistance to the King of Zhou, and his son Bo Yu took over the Lu State, and one of his descendants was in Qin. His descendants have people with Yi as their surname, called Qin, and the county is in Taiyuan County. Most of the bad records in the annals believe that the Qin surname opened by the descendants of Bo Yu is the authentic Qin surname.

For example, Qin Fei of Lu State, Qin Kai of Yan State, and Qin Shang of Lu State are all descendants of the Qin family of Lu State.

Qin Shi Huang's surname is Ying, not Qin, do you say no?

The people of Shaanxi are not descendants of the Qin people. Most of the contemporary Shaanxi people are descendants of ancient ethnic minorities and descendants of immigrants from Shanxi, Shandong, Henan and Hubei.

The ancestors of the Qin people sometimes lived in the interior of the Central Plains, but more often they were between Rong and Di, living in seclusion. Some of Fei Chang's descendants live in Yidi, and Zhongyan's great-grandson Zhongtang is in Xirong. Feizi originally lived in Inuqiu, between Jishui and Weishui, and later sealed to Qinyi, and even as far west of Longshan.

Qin Zhong, a descendant of Feizi, is known as "Xitui Dafu", which means the western border, which is in the southwest of Tianshui, Gansu Province, and is a little more west than Qinyi.

By the time of Qin Xianggong, the Qin people officially established the state and were made princes. In the year of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Shenhou launched a rebellion and united with the dog Rong to kill the King of Zhou You, and the Western Zhou Dynasty ended, and the King of Zhou Ping was forced to move east to Luoyang. Qin Xianggong sent troops to quell the rebellion and escorted King Zhou Ping to move eastward, making great contributions.

King Ping of Zhou, because the Zhou Dynasty could no longer actually control the Guanlong region, gave it to King Xiang of Qin.

King Zhou Ping and King Qin Xiang swore an oath: "Rong has no way, invade the land of Qi and Feng, and Qin can conquer Rong, that is, there is a land." This year is the first year of King Ping of Zhou and the seventh year of Duke Xiang of Qin (770 BC).

So the people of Shaanxi are not descendants of the Qin people.

Qin Feizi, the ancestor of the Qin State, was the son of the famous merchant general Fei Lian. The ancestor of the Qin people, surnamed Ying, was the right-hand man of Xirong as early as the Yin Shang period. In the sixth year of King Xiao of Zhou (905 BC), Qin Feizi was made a vassal state by Zhou Tianzi because of his meritorious work in raising horses.

The capital was located in Qinyi (now northeast of Qingshui County, Tianshui City, Gansu Province), and was called "Qin Huan". In 821 BC, the Duke of Qin Zhuang defeated Xirong and was named the doctor of the Western Regions by Zhou Na and King Xuan of Ling.

In 770 BC, Qin Xianggong sent troops to escort King Zhou Ping to the east, and he was made a prince. From then on, the state of Qin officially became the Zhou dynasty.

of the vassal states. Qin Mugong dominated Xirong and was ranked among the "Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period". At the beginning of the Warring States period, after a hundred years of decline, the Wei State seized the land west of the river.

During the reign of Qin Xiaogong, he appointed Shang Yang to change the law, enrich the country and strengthen the army, and gradually became the most powerful country in the middle and late Warring States period. In 325 BC, King Qi Huiwen of Qindong.

King. In 316 BC, it annexed the kingdoms of Ba and Shu. From 230 to 221 BC, King Yingzheng of Qin.

The Six Kingdoms were destroyed and the Qin Dynasty, the first great unified dynasty in Chinese history, was established. In 207 BC, in the face of the tide of peasant uprisings, Zhao Gao forced Qin II, went to Emperor Qin, and established Ziying as the king of Qin. Prince Qin infantly to Liu Bang.

Surrender, Qin died.

Qin Shi Huang was a native of Gansu.

After eight years of excavation and research, archaeologists found ancient tombs in Dabaozi Mountain, Lixian County, Gansu Province, and finally proved that the ancestral tomb of Qin Shi Huang's ancestors, Xitui Cemetery, is the ancient tomb group of Dabaozi Mountain in Lixian County, Gansu Province.

The ancestor of Tai Shi Huang was in the area of Chengxian County, Lixian County, Gansu Province, and later migrated to Zhangjiachuan, Pingliang, and Qingyang and then returned to the Tianshui area. Later, they migrated to Baoji and Guanzhong.

The Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang was built.

The Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang was built in the first year of the reign of King Qin (247 BC) to the second year of Qin II (208 BC), which lasted 39 years, and was the first large-scale and well-designed imperial mausoleum in Chinese history. There are two rammed earth walls inside and outside, symbolizing the imperial city and palace city of the imperial capital Xianyang.

The mausoleum is located in the south of the inner city, is in the shape of a covered bucket, is 51 meters high, and the circumference of the bottom edge is more than 1,700 meters. According to historical records, there are also various palaces built in the Qin Tombs, and many strange treasures are displayed.

There are a large number of burial pits and tombs with different shapes and connotations around the Qin Tombs, and more than 400 have been discovered, including the world-famous "Eighth Wonder of the World" terracotta warriors and horses pit.