The surname Peng ranks several, and Peng ranks first among the 100 surnames

The surname Peng is the thirty-ninth among Chinese surnames today and the thirty-fifth in Taiwan. The surname Peng comes from the Yellow Emperor, and there are two theories about the origin of the surname Peng. The first is that the surname Peng is a descendant of Zhu Rong, a descendant of the Yellow Emperor.

Zhu Rong's descendants have eight surnames, and the surname Peng is one of them, and there are others like Dong, Bald, Ji, and Cao. The second is to say that the surname Peng is a descendant of Zhu Rong's younger brother Wu Hui. Wu Hui's son Lu Zhong had six sons, the third of whom was enshrined in Peng, and legend has it that he offered a bowl of pheasant soup to God, and God was pleased with it, so he granted him immortality.

It is said that he lived for a total of 800 years and was revered as "Peng Zu" by later generations. Peng Zu established the Great Peng State, which was later destroyed by Shang Gaozong Wuding, and the descendants took Peng as their surname, and from then on they were surnamed Peng. Development and Evolution:

There are a few others with the surname Peng. In ancient times, ethnic minorities such as the Xiongnu, Nanban, and Xiqiang all had the surname Peng, and later some of them were integrated into the Han nationality. The surname Peng was first developed in western and southwestern China, mainly in Hunan, Hubei, to the Jin Dynasty, has developed to Shandong, Shaanxi, Gansu, Jiangxi, Sichuan, Fujian and other places, during the Song Yingzong, the surname Peng first entered Guangdong, and moved to Taiwan in the Qing Dynasty.

The main settlements of the surname Peng are: Huaiyang, Longxi, Yichun, Changyi, Yuzhang, Guanghan, Chong'an, Yangxia, Anding, Yingzhou, Luling, Pukou, Zhangzhou, Quanzhou, Meizhou, etc.

Ranking of 100 surnames with the surname Peng: The surname Peng is listed as the 47th surname in the Song Dynasty's "Hundred Family Surnames", the 39th surname in the statistical announcement on April 24, 2007, and the 35th surname in the 2008 statistical announcement, with a total of more than 6.4 million people.

The surname Thirty Peng is the thirty-ninth among Chinese surnames today and the thirty-fifth in Taiwan.

The surname Peng is all descendants of Peng Zu, but when the Great Peng Kingdom died, some of his people fled to ethnic minority areas and became ethnic minorities.

Peng is ranked 47th among the 100 surnames. The surname Peng ranks 47th in "Hundred Family Names". According to the 2013 publication of "China's 400 Surnames", the contemporary population of the surname Peng is about 7.66 million, accounting for about the country's population, ranking 32nd in China.

It is mainly distributed in Hunan, Sichuan, Hubei, Guangdong, Jiangxi, Chongqing, Henan, Guizhou and Anhui. Hunan accounts for about the total population of the Peng surname and is the largest province with the Peng surname.

Migration of the surname Peng:In the pre-Qin period, the activity area of the surname Peng was a vast area from the south of Shaanxi and Gansu in the west, to the central part of Sichuan in the southwest, to the west of Zhejiang in the southeast, to the southeast of Shandong, to the north of Henan, and to the south of the Xiangjiang River. With this area as the center, the surname Peng spread around.

By the time of the Tang and Song dynasties, the surname Peng was distributed throughout the country.

Among the 100 family names, there is one surnamed Peng, ranking 47th, with a population of about 7.66 million.

The representative figures have the *** of the worship of the big family.

Of course, there is, the sixth sentence of the hundred family names: Yunsu Pange, Xi Fan Penglang.

The surname Peng ranks 47th in "Hundred Family Names". In 2021, the surname Peng ranked 39th, accounting for about the country's Han population. Especially in Hunan, Sichuan, Hubei and other provinces, there are many such surnames.