Three horizontal and one vertical king, a small surname, why no one dares to use it as a name?

In ancient times, the surname was very particular about the word, ordinary people would not use the word king, and the ancient feudal class system was very strict, in order to prevent ordinary people from violating taboos, so ordinary people did not use kings.

In the past, the feudal class was very distinct, and the king was a very valuable title, and no one dared to use it as a name.

Because if you take the king as your surname, the king will think that you have the idea of supporting the army as the king, and the king will think that you are going to rebel, and it may lead to death in serious cases, so you don't need it.

In ancient times, it must have been taboo for kings, and the surname Wang was fine, but if you added Wang to your name, it must be disrespectful.

I think it's probably because it doesn't sound good. Suppose your surname is king, your name is king. People think you're calling a pet!

In ancient times, the relationship between respect and inferiority was very obvious, and the word king was generally a surname, and it was very easy to cause misunderstanding when the name of the king was made, and there was a suspicion of supporting the army as the king, so it was generally not used.

Because it will cause misunderstanding, in ancient times, if you collide with the king's name, it will lead to death, and the name with the king will make the monarch misunderstand that he has the intention of rebellion, which is just adding trouble.

1. The surname Wang, one of the Chinese surnames, is mainly derived from the surname Ji, and partly from the surname of the child, the surname of the concubine and the surname changed by ethnic minorities.

2. The king is composed of three horizontal and one vertical, the three horizontal represent the heavens, the earth, and the people, and the one vertically runs through the heavens, the earth, and the people, which is the only philosophy that the heavens, the earth, and the people must be under the control of the "king". In ancient times, the supreme rulers of the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties were called "kings". "Wang" as a surname, that is, ** in the supreme position of "Wang"; Ji Jin in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty was the ancestor of the surname Wang.

3. One of the Chinese surnames surnamed Wang, its ancestor Ji Jin is a descendant of the Yellow Emperor, and the surname Wang is mainly derived from the surname Ji; Some are from the surname of the concubine, and they are descendants of Qi Wang Tianhe (the 9th grandson of Tian Wan, the second son of Chen Ligong), and they are named after the royal family. Some of them come from the surname of the son, after the prince of Yin Shang Bigan, he takes the title as his name. Some are from the surname Ji, after King Wen of Zhou, with the royal family name as the clan, the ancestor of the surname is the prince Jin, whose name is Jin, the word Qiao, the crown prince of Zhou Ling.

According to official data released by the National Bureau of Statistics in 2014, the population of the surname Wang in Chinese mainland reached 94.68 million, accounting for the total population of the country, making it the largest surname in the country.

In China, as of 2014, the eastern region accounted for the total population with the surname Wang, the central region accounted for the population with the surname Wang, the western region accounted for the population with the surname Wang, and the northeast accounted for the population with the surname Wang. [2] The whole country has formed a high proportion of northern Wang surnamed districts bounded by the Yangtze River and a low proportion of southern Wang surnamed districts.

The surname Wang originated from the surname Ji of the Zhou Dynasty. The son of King Ling of Zhou, the crown prince Jin, was called Prince Jin, and was deposed as a commoner because of his duty. However, his son, Zong Jing, still held the position of Situ in the court, and at that time he was called "Wang Jia" because he was a descendant of the royal family.

So the people took the king as their clan. In the pre-Qin period, this Wang surname has been active in Luoyang, Henan, to the end of the Qin Dynasty and the beginning of the Han Dynasty, Wang Li's two sons Wang Yuan and Wang Wei, in order to avoid the war and migrated to Langya, Shandong, Taiyuan, Shanxi respectively, and eventually developed into Langya and Taiyuan. The above is the earliest origin of the surname Wang.

In the ranking of 100 surnames, the ranking in the 1 25th place is as follows (the surname Wang ranks fourth).

And thou shalt say, My surname is king, and I am the king of three horizontal and one vertical.

Or you can quote the name of a recent celebrity to set the record straight, such as "Wong Kar-wai" for "Wong Kar-wai".

To name a few :)

Wang Zhaojun (beauty).

Wang Xizhi (calligrapher).

Wang Dao (Eastern Jin Dynasty Caifa, politician).

Wang Dun (brother of Wang Dao).

Wang Bo (poet).

Wang Wei (poet).

Wang Anshi (poet, politician).

Wang Chongyang (founder of Quanzhen Taoism).

Wang Yangming (Ming Dynasty philosopher, military strategist, politician).

Wang Guowei (scholar, literary scholar).

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1.Wang Ling: A politician of the same name as Zhou Bo in the Western Han Dynasty, who once opposed the dictatorship of the Lü family;

2.Wang Zhaojun: Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty married the famous "Hefan" beauty of the Xiongnu in the north;

3.Wang Feng: Wang Zhengjun's brother, the actual ruler of the Han Dynasty, Wang Mang's uncle;

4.Wang Mang: the terminator of the Western Han Dynasty, the founder of the new dynasty, and the ancient utopian socialist;

5.Wang Kuang: The leader of the Green Forest Army, the main force that overthrew Wang Mang's rule;

6.Wang Ba: The general of Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty;

7.Wang Xiang: a famous filial son in China, a famous scholar in the Wei and Jin dynasties;

8.Wang Lan: The younger brother of Wang Xiang, the ancestor of the Lang evil Wang clan;

9.Wang Yan: During the Western Jin Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty talked about politicians, and the Qing Dynasty misled the country, which led to the collapse of the Western Jin Dynasty;

10.Wang Xizhi: Famous calligrapher and politician.

Those who have been emperors are:

1.Wang Mang of the Western Han Dynasty;

2.King Taizu, 909-925;

3.Wang Yanhan, 925-926;

4.Emperor Taizong Hui Yanjun, 926-935, Longqi 933-935, Yonghe 935;

5.Kangzong Wang Jipeng, Tongwen 936-939;

6.King Yanxi, Yonglong 939-944;

7.Emperor Wang Jian, Emperor Gaozu Shenwu Shengwen Xiaode Minghui, 907-918;

The brothers and sisters of the Wang family, do you know the ** of your surname and which historical celebrities?

What's your last name? My surname is Wang. What king? Three horizontal kings.

No, the homework gang has, oh my god.

I feel like he's saying it very well.

Very helpful and should be thumbs up.

Please reply if you receive it, thank you!

From the surname of the concubine, after the ancient emperor Yu Shun, he lived in Beihai and Chenliu, because of the origin of the descendants of the ancient king, the world is the surname of the king.

My surname is Wang, I want to know my last name**.

Go to the Chinese surname network Wang's portal** to see, there should be very detailed information there.

Feng pinyin fēng

Definition 1Good looks: Run. Afullness of the body; b.Affluence; c.Abundance). Surplus.

2.Demeanor: Cai (also known as "style"). degree (good manners, demeanor).

3.Sheng, Many, Big: Sheng. Monument (tall stele, metaphor for immortal masterpiece or great feat). Rich. Copious. Plentiful.

4.Surname.

Three horizontal and one vertical are:

King. Or: Abundance.

2018 Top 100 Family Names Ranking:

Wang Li, Zhang Liu, Chen Yang, Huang Zhao, Wu Zhou, Xu Sun, Ma Zhu, Hu Guo, He Gao, Lin Luo.

Zheng Liang, Xie Song, Tang Xu, Han Feng, Deng Cao, Peng Zeng, Xiao Tian, Dong Yuan, Pan Yu, Jiang Cai.

Yu Du, Ye Cheng, Su Wei, Lu Ding, Ren Shen, Yao Lu, Jiang Cui, Zhong Tan, Lu Wang, Fan Jin.

Shi Liao, Jia Xia, Wei Fu, Fang Bai, Zou Meng, Xiong Qin, Qiu Jiang, Yin Xue, Yan Duan, Lei Hou.

Long Shi Tao Li, He Gu Mao Hao, Gong Shao Wanqian, Yan Qin, Wu Dai, Mo Kong Xiang Tang.

The new hundred family names refer to the large-scale survey of Chinese surnames conducted by relevant institutions, and then sorted according to the number of people with surnames from large to small, and the resulting surname ranking (at least the top 100 surname ranking) is called the new hundred family names.

In 1986, Yuan Yida of the Institute of Genetics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences began to do statistical research on surnames in China based on the relevant sampling data of the third national population census. In 1987, Yuan Yida counted between 12,000 and 13,000 surnames in China.

In the same year, the news that the Chinese Academy of Sciences was conducting research on surnames was widely disseminated by some **. On May 2, 1987, Yuan Yida made the top 100 surnames in the surname statistics public, known as the "New Hundred Family Names", which is also the earliest New Hundred Family Names.

In 1987, 2006, and 2015, the top three surnames in name were Li, Chen, and Liu; In 2007, 2013, and 2014, the top three surnames in name are Li, Chen, and Wang It is worth noting that Yuan Yida's ranking is all counted together with Xiao and Xiao, Dai and Dai, Fu and Fu (all included in the former);

However, the 2007 ranking (statistical analysis by the Public Security Administration of the Ministry of Public Security (data quoted from the 6th National Population Census in 2010 conducted by the National Bureau of Statistics) is a separate count. In 2018, the surname Wang ranked first, with a population of more than 100 million.

In January 2019, data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed: "Wang, Li, Zhang, Liu, Chen, Yang, Huang, Zhao, Wu, Zhou, Xu, Sun, Mahu, Zhu, Guo, He, Luo, Gaolin" were the top 20 surnames in the country, of which the surname Wang reached 100 million.

Classification:

1. Take the ancestral totem worship as the surname.

2. Take the words in the ancestors' names as the surname.

3. Take the name of the fief and the name of the country as the surname.

4. Take occupation or official position as the surname.

5. Take the name of the mountain and the river as the surname.

6. Take the location of the residence as the surname.

7. Take the name of the tribe as the surname.

8. Take the vision at birth as the surname.

9. Take the nickname as the surname.

10. The surname changed due to avoiding trouble, revenge, suspicion, and suspicion.

11. The emperor gave the surname.

12. Take the quantifier, the ranking order and the sexagenary branch as the surname.

13. The Han Dynasty changed the surname of the ethnic minority culture.

14. Han Chinese changed to minority surnames.

15. Surnames of some ethnic minorities.

16. Surnames that are easy to mispronounce.