After the fall of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, why did the surname Ji be banned in the late Zhou Dynast

Nowadays, many surnames come from the surname Ji, but some people's surnames were changed later, not by blood inheritance.

The descendants of the real Eastern Zhou royal family may have the surname Zhou Duodian.

Many surnames such as Wu, Chen, and Cai are also derived from the surname Ji, but they are after the princes.

My surname is Wu, and I only know my surname better, a descendant of Ji Zha, the son of Wu. Although the ancestor of Wu is used to calling Wu Taibo and Wu Zhongyong, it should actually be surnamed Ji, until Wu Wangfucha is surnamed Ji, and Fucha's son Prince You should be called Ji You.

The Yan Kingdom during the Warring States Period was also surnamed Ji, such as Ji Dan, the prince of Yan, and several other countries don't seem to be anymore.

It is said that the surname Hu, the surname Zhou, and the surname Chen are all from the surname Ji, I don't know if it's true or not, my surname is Hu.

There are still a lot of them!

There is one in our class.

Ji's surname is ** Yu Huangdi. The surname Ji, one of the eight surnames in ancient China, is the surname of the Yellow Emperor, the national surname of the Zhou Dynasty, and the surname of the monarchs of the princes of Wu, Lu, Yan, Wei, Jin, Zheng, Cao, Cai, etc., with a history of nearly 5,000 years. The ancestor of the surname Ji is the first ancestor of the Chinese nation - the Yellow Emperor, the Yellow Emperor because of his long residence in Ji Shui, with Ji as his surname.

Now there are only 540,000 people with the surname Ji, which can be said to be very rare. This also includes the Sinicized surnames of the Bai and Manchu peoples. The reason why the surname Ji is so few now is because of the change of surname.

After Qin Shi Huang unified the Six Kingdoms, most of the Ji surnames were changed to Zhou. During the Tang Dynasty, in order to avoid Li Longji's name, many Ji surnames were changed to Zhou, so many Zhou surnames were from Ji surnames.

Celebrities with the surname Ji:Ji Chang and Ji Jia: People from the Han Dynasty were given by the imperial court, because they were descendants of the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty, so they were also treated favorably in the Han Dynasty.

Ji Yu: The word Shiya, the Xinyi general of the Later Wei Dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Shi Huan and Mu Erdi, had meritorious service in the war, and made great contributions to the imperial court's conquest of the Northern and Southern Wars, and was named the Marquis of Loufu.

Ji Min: Ming Dynasty civil official, Xi'an prefect, name study, Mengjin people. Jurist, mathematician.

He was very knowledgeable, and he studied the Four Books and Five Classics, astronomy and geography, and involved almanacs, etc., and was very respected at the time. Ji Min also follows the ancient precepts, benevolence and righteousness, honesty is important, both ability and political integrity, and discipline is excellent.

The surname of the Yellow Emperor. Legend has it that the Yellow Emperor was born by a river called "Ji", thus forming the surname Ji. The nobles of the Zhou Dynasty were the descendants of the Yellow Emperor, so King Wen of Zhou was also called Ji Chang.

King Wu of Zhou is called Ji Fa. After the end of the Zhou Dynasty, the descendants of the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty took the name of the country as their surname; During the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, in order to avoid the name of Emperor Li Longji (Ji and Ji have the same sound), he began to change his surname to Zhou. Later, some people restored the surname Ji, so the Zhou family and the surname Ji are of the same clan.

The two Yellow Emperors of the source have different surnames. The Yellow Emperor had 25 sons, each of whom received 12 surnames, among which there was also the surname Ji. The later five emperors Shaohao, Zhuan, Yao, Shun, Yu, Xia Qi, the ancestors of the Shang people, and the ancestors of the Zhou people are all descendants of the Yellow Emperor.

These descendants inherited the surname Ji, and his descendants established the Zhou dynasty. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, there were 53 feudal princes, including 53 countries with the surname Ji. Most of the descendants of these countries with the surname Ji changed to the name of the country, the name of the feudal city, and the name and number of their grandfather, so there are not many surnames of Ji.

In addition, in the Tang Dynasty, in order to avoid Li Longji's ridicule, the surname Ji was changed to the surname Zhou, and since then, there have been fewer people with the surname Ji.

Yuanliu three originated from the Xianbei people, belonging to the Sinicization and changing the surname to a name. During the period of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, he served for the acting king Tuoba Yi (Emperor Huan of the Northern Wei Dynasty), the acting king Tuoba Yilu (Emperor Mu of the Northern Wei Dynasty), meritorious service, official to the general of Xinyi, was named the Marquis of Loudun, and later in the fifth year of Yongjia in the Western Jin Dynasty (311 AD) to the famous general Ji Tang of the Jin Huan Emperor Sima Chi (that is, Emperor Huai of the Jin Dynasty), was the Xianbei people at that time.

The source of the four originated from the Manchus, belonging to the Sinicization and changing the surname to the name. According to the historical book "Qing Dynasty Tongzhi Clan Luo Manchurian Eight Banners Surname", the Manchu Gege clan, Manchu Gege Hala, Hanyi "sister", is the oldest surname of the Manchu people, and it is the original surname that appeared in the matrilineal clan society period (Sui and Tang dynasties) of the ancient Jing Ya people. The Tatar people made a living from traditional fishing and hunting, and later became the Heishui Department of the Tatar Tribe, known as the Heishui Tatar in history, which was under the jurisdiction of the Heishui Governor during the Tang Dynasty.

In the Song Dynasty, the Heishui Yan evolved into the Wanyan Department, that is, the birth of Jurchen, and Gege, that is, one of its branches, living in the coastal areas of Heilongjiang. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the Han surname given by Gege was Ji.

In ancient times, it was the same ancestry, the same father, not necessarily the same surname, and the same virtue and the same surname. is like the two emperors of Yan and Huang, who are Shaodianzi, and their surnames are Ji and Jiang respectively.

In the feudal era, what is now called a surname is actually a name, and it is called by territory. For example, the orphans of the Zhao family who were sealed in Zhao land won with the same surname as the lord of Qin.

After King Wu established the Zhou Dynasty, almost all the feudal princes were surnamed Ji, so it is normal for the surname Ji to belong to the descendants of the Zhou Dynasty.

No one can say this clearly! There is a person surnamed Ji in our unit.

The surname Ji is not banned, but now there are very few people with the surname Ji.

After the fall of the Zhou Dynasty, the Zhou Tianzi family was forced to change the surname Zhou, and other fiefs also had the surname Ji, which was also changed to the name of the fief, which was the surname impact of the change of dynasty. In the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, because the emperor at that time was Li Longji, in order to avoid the emperor's ridicule, many Ji surnames were renamed Zhou.

Ji name person. Among the five emperors, Gaoyang's Zhuan, Gaoxin's emperor, the ancestor of the Zhou Dynasty, Houji, the ancestor of Gouwu, Taibo, the king of Zhou Wen, Ji Fa, the king of Zhou, Ji Dan of Zhou, Ji Zheng, Ji Zheng, Ji Yijiu, the king of Zhou Ping, and the overlords of the Spring and Autumn Period, Zheng Zhuang Gong Ji Kousheng, Jin Wen Gong Ji Chong'er, and Wu Wang Lu.

Divine doctor Bian Que, Fa Sheng Shang Ying, Yan Zhao Wang Ji Zhi, Zi Chuan Ji Qiao, Zen Second Ancestor Hui Ke, Xingyi Quan Ancestor Ji Ji Ke, New China Former Chief Ji Pengfei, etc.

Ji Jing, the son of King Zhou Li during the Zhou Dynasty, belongs to the clan with the nickname.

According to the historical book "Customs and Customs", during the ancient Zhou Dynasty, Ji Jing was the son of King Ji Hu of Zhou Li, the king of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and King Zhou Li was made the crown prince during his reign. During the reign of King Li of Zhou, the exploitation of the working people was intensified, and at the same time, some nobles were deprived of their powers, and Rong Yi was appointed as a secretary, and "patents" were implemented to monopolize social wealth and resources. As a result, it caused great discontent among the nobility and the commoners of the country.

In the eighteenth year of King Zhou Li, he finally caused a rebellion among the people, and the people surrounded the palace, and King Li of Zhou fled from Haojing in a hurry, crossed the Yellow River and fled to the border of the Zhou Dynasty, Yuyi (Huo County, Shanxi), and did not dare to return to the dynasty, and finally died in the fourteenth year of Zhou Gonghe (828 BC). After King Li of Zhou fled, Zhou Zhaogong (Zhaomu Gonghu) and Zhou Gong (Zhou Dinggong) managed the government, which was known as the "republican government" in history. Since the eighteenth year of King Li of Zhou (the first year of Zhou Gonghe), China has a clear chronology.

In the eighteenth year of King Zhou Li, when the people rioted, the crown prince Ji Jing fled into the mansion of Zhou Zhaogong to hide, but was discovered by the people of the country, rushed to surround the mansion, and asked Zhou Zhaogong to hand him over. Zhou Zhaogong tried his best to persuade the people to forgive the prince, and the people swarmed into the house to search for him in anger. Zhou Zhaogong rushed into the inner room, changed his son and the prince into clothes, and reluctantly pushed his son out and handed it over to the countrymen.

The people of the country did not distinguish between the real and the fake, and left after killing the fake prince. Ji Jing pretended to be Zhou Zhaogong's son and survived. After the death of King Zhou Li, Duke Zhou and Duke Zhao used superstition to quell the anger of the public and support Ji Jing to succeed to the throne.