Shen Xing ranks first among the sex clans, and the surname Zhong ranks first among the hundred famil

Zhao Qian, Sun Li, Zhou, Wu, Zheng Wang.

Feng Chen, Wei Jiang, Shen Han, Yang.

Zhu Qin is especially Xu He Lu Shi Zhang.

Kong, Cao, Yanhua, Jin, Wei, Tao, Jiang.

See, row 14

2011 China's Top 10 Sex Rankings;

1.The surname Li accounts for 300,000 of the Han population in China.

2.The surname Wang accounts for 900,000 of the total Han population in China.

3.The surname Zhang accounts for 800,000 of the Han population in China.

4.The surname Liu accounts for 600,000 of the total Han population in China.

5.The surname Chen accounts for 400,000 of the Han population in China.

6.The surname Yang accounts for ,000,000 of the Han population in China.

7.The surname Zhao accounts for 500,000 of the Han population in China.

8.The surname Huang accounts for 800,000 of the Han population in China.

9.The surname Zhou accounts for 400,000 of the Han population in China.

10.The surname Wu accounts for 600,000 of the Han population in China.

The surname Zhong ranked 149th in "Hundred Family Names".

The surname Zhong is a multi-ethnic and multi-origin Chinese surname group, and Zhong Lie is respected as the ancestor of the surname. The surname Zhong ranked 149th in the Song version of "Hundred Family Names".

It ranks 56th in the contemporary surname population, belonging to the big surname series, accounting for about about the total population of the country, mainly distributed in Guangdong, Jiangxi, Sichuan, Guangxi and other provinces and regions.

The surname Zhong ranked 149th in the Song version of "Hundred Family Names".

Surname introduction: The origin of the Zhong family can be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period when Song Weizi established the Song Kingdom, and he is a descendant of Shang Tang's surname. Zhang Shu's "Searching for the Source of Surnames" believes that the Zhong family "should be an official as the clan", and its ancestors once ate in a place called Zhongli (now in the area of Linhuaiguan, Anhui), so the descendants "took Yi as the clan" and began to take "Zhongli" or "Zhong" as their surname. The compound surname "Zhong Li" and the single surname "Zhong Li" are actually a family with the same blood.

Mingxian clan words and deeds manuscript": "Zhong surname, after Song Weizi, Duke Huan's great-grandson Bozong Shijin, Shengzhou Li, Shi Chu, food collection Zhong Li, because of the clan. Descendants or single surname Zhong, Chu has Zhong Yi, Zhong Zhong, Zhong Zi period and Boya as friends, Xiang Yu will Zhong Li, ambiguous Zhongzi pick-up, single surname Zhong, originally lived in Yingchuan Changshe.

In addition, according to the "Tongzhi Clan Slightly Yi as the Clan", in the Spring and Autumn Period, Bozong, the great-grandson of Song Huan, was an official in the Jin State and fled to the Chu State. Also, the "Surname Urgency" records: On the occasion of the Chu and Han dynasties, Zhong Liwu was the general of Xiang Yu, and his son took over, lived in Yingchuan Changshe, and later changed to Zhong's family.

When Yu Shun, Boyi was responsible for domesticating birds and beasts, and when he was in Dayu, he assisted in controlling the water, and was given the surname Ying because of his merits. Since then, the Ying tribe has been divided into 14 small tribes, one of which is the Zhong tribe, and the people of this tribe later also have the surname Zhong.

Yingchuan became the county of the Zhong clan from the beginning of the Han Dynasty, and from the beginning of the Han Dynasty to the next few hundred years, Yingchuan Changshe has been the center of the development and reproduction of the Zhong clan. Therefore, many surname books say that the Zhong family originated in Yingchuan.

When Gaozu of the Northern Wei Dynasty had a Qiang people, Zhong was attached to it, and his surname was changed to Zhong. (Book of Wei, Vol. VII, Part I).

She Zhong clan, legend is a descendant of Gao Xin, their ancestor Pan Gu gave birth to three sons and a daughter, the three sons are surnamed Pan, Lan, Lei, a daughter named Princess Longlang, a local person named Zhong Zhishen into the family, married to Princess Longlang, the ethnic composition from Han to She, surname Zhong.

Qing Dynasty Tongzhi Clan Luo Manchurian Eight Banners Surname": Zhong Ji clan, Manchu and Mongolian common surnames, Shiju Yehe, Fushun, and Ulut and other places, after the crown Chinese character surname Zhong.

The Yugur Zhong Ole clan changed its surname to Zhong.

The surname Zhong accounts for about 0 39% of the Han population, ranking 56th among Chinese surnames today. Today, Shangyi in Hebei, Pingyi Tengzhou in Shandong, Taiyuan in Shanxi, Jinxi in Jiangxi, Tianlin and Pingnan in Guangxi, Baoting in Hainan, Congjiang in Guizhou, Jinggu and Lushui in Yunnan, Hejiang in Sichuan and other places are all distributed.

Counties and cities with more than 10,000 people include: Guangdong Wuhua, Guangdong Zijin, Xingning, Meizhou Meixian District, Xinhui, Jiangxi Ruijin, Yudu, Fujian Wuping Shanghang, Hunan Liling, Ningxiang, etc. According to the survey statistics of the Taiwan Provincial Literature Association, the surname Zhong is the 34th largest surname in Taiwan, and the descendants are all over the province, and the counties and cities with more distribution are:

Pingtung County, Taoyuan County, Taipei City, Taipei County, Miaosu County, and the townships and urban areas with more distribution are: Shangxiong Meinong, Pingtung Neipu, Taoyuan Zhongli, Hsinchu City, and Taoyuan Longtan.

The contemporary population of the surname Zhong is more than 4.4 million, ranking 54th in the country, accounting for about the national population. In the 600 years since the Ming Dynasty, the population of the surname Zhong has surged from 370,000 to more than 4.4 million, an increase of 12 times, and the growth rate of the population surnamed Zhong is slightly lower than the growth rate of the national population, and the growth rate of the population surnamed Zhong has been on the rise in the past 1000 years since the Song Dynasty. At present, the distribution in the country is mainly concentrated in Guangdong, Jiangxi, Sichuan, Guangxi four provinces and regions, accounting for about 65% of the total population surnamed Zhong.

Secondly, in Hunan, Fujian, Chongqing, and Zhejiang, the surname Zhong in these four provinces and cities accounts for 19%. Guangdong is home to 26% of the total population with the surname Zhong, making it the largest province with the surname Zhong. The country has formed three central areas with the surname Zhong in Liangguang, Hunan, Jiangxi, Fujian, and Sichuan and Chongqing.

In the past 600 years, the degree and direction of population flow with the surname Zhong have been very different from those in the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties, and the migration from the east to South China and Sichuan has become the mainstream.

The ranking of the 56 most recent Chinese population with surnames, according to the Census Office, lists the top 100.

1 Li 2 Wang 3 Zhang 4 Liu 5 Chen 6 Yang 7 Zhao 8 Huang 9 Zhou 10 Wu 11 Xu 12 Sun 13 Hu 14 Zhu 15 Gao 16 Lin 17 He 18 Guo 19 Ma 20 Luo 21 Liang 22 Song 23 Zheng 24 Xie 25 Han 26 Tang 27 Feng 28 Yu 29 Dong 30 Xiao 31 Cheng 32 Chai 33 Yuan 34 Deng 35 Xu 36 Fu 37 Shen 38 Zeng 39 Peng 40 Lu 41 Su 42 Lu 43 Jiang 44 Cai 45 Jia 46 Ding 47 Wei 48 Xue 49 Ye 50 Yan 51 Yu 52 Pan 53 Du 54 Dai 55 Xia 56 Zhong 57 Wang 58 Tian 59 Ren 60 Jiang 61 Fan 62 Fang 63 Shi 64 Yao 65 Tan 66 Liao 67 Zou 68 Xiong 69 Jin 70 Lu 71 Hao 72 Kong 73 Bai 74 Cui 75 Kang 76 Mao 77 Qiu 78 Qin 79 Jiang 80 Shi 81 Gu 82 Hou 83 Shao 84 Meng 85 Long 860,000 87 Duan 88 Cao 89 Qian 90 Tang 91 Yin 92 Li 93 Yi 94 Chang 95 Wu 96 Qiao 97 He 98 Lai 99 Gong 100 Wen.

On April 24, 2007, the surname Zhong was announced as the 55th surname in contemporary China.

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.

Gao Li, Ji, Pu, Zhao, Qian, Sun, and Li Baijia are ranked 254 in the surnames of Zhou, Wu, Zheng, and Wang.

Feng Chen, Chu Wei.

Jiang Shen, Han, Yang Zhu, Qin You, Xu He, Lu Shi, Zhang Kong, Cao Yan, Huajin, Wei Tao, Jiang Qi, Xie Zou, Yu Bai, Shui Shui, Dou Zhangyun, Su Pan, Ge Xi, Fan Peng, Langlu, Wei Chang, Ma Miao, Feng Hua, Fang Yu, Ren Yuan, Liu Yu, Bao Shi, Tang Fei, Lian Cen, Xue Lei, He Ni, Tang Teng, Yin Luo, Bi Hao, Wu An, Chang Le, Yu Shi, Fu Pi, Bian Qi, Kang Wu, Yu Yuan, Bu Gu, Meng Ping, Huang He, Mu Xiao, Yin Yao, Shao Zhan, Wang Qi, Mao Yu, Di Mi Bei, Zang Ji, Fu Cheng, Dai Tan Song Mao, Pang Xiong, Ji Shu, Qu Xiang, Zhu Dong, Liang Du, Ruan Lan, Min Xi, Ji Maqiang, Jia Lu, Lou Weijiang, Tong Yan, Guo Mei, Sheng Lin, Diao Zhong, Xu Qiu, Luo Gao, Xia Cai, Tian Fan, Hu Ling, Huo Yu, Wan Zhi, Ke Zhanguan, Lu Moke, Fang Qiu, Miao, Gan Xie, Ying Zongding, Xuan Ben, Deng Yu, Shan Hang, Hongbao, Zhu Zuo, Shi Cui, Ji Niu, Gong Cheng, Ji Xing, Hua Pei, Lu Rong, Weng Xun, Yang Yu, Hui Zhen, Qu Jia, Feng Rui, Yi Chu, Jin Ji, Bing Mi, Matsui Duan, Fu Wu, Wu Jiaoba Gong Mu, Kui, Shan Guche, Hou Mi, Peng Quan, Xi Ban, Yang Qiu, Zhong Yi, Gong Ning, Qiu Luan, Bang Gan, Li, Rong Zu, Wu Fu, Liu Jing, Zhan Shu, Long Ye, Xingsi, Shao Gao, Li Jipu.

The surname Yao is nominally ranked 101st in the Song edition of "Hundred Family Names" and 51st in 2007 in China.

According to the Song Dynasty's "Hundred Family Surnames", the surname Yao is located in the 101st place: Yao Shao Zhanwang.

Yao is a multi-ethnic, multi-origin surname group, in the pre-Qin period, the main activity area of Yao surname in Henan, Shandong. During the Qin and Han dynasties, the Yao surname was moving to Wuxing County, and the rest moved to the north and southeast provinces, and the rise of the Qiang Yao surname in the northwest and into the Central Plains greatly expanded the number of people with the surname Yao, and at the same time, the surname Yao in the Taoshui region of Gansu Province went south to Sichuan and the southwest region.

The Tang Dynasty emigrated southward twice, and the surname Yao began to enter Fujian and Guangdong. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the surname Yao entered Taiwan. During the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties, the population surnamed Yao mainly migrated to the southeast. The center of gravity of the population surnamed Yao drifted from north to southeast, and Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Jiangxi and Anhui were the densely populated areas with the surname Yao.

According to legend, one of the five emperors, Shun was born in Ruoshui, the descendants of the mound, because they were born in Yaoxu, their descendants then used the land as the clan, called the Yao clan. Legend has it that before Shun became emperor, Siyue had recommended the Tao Tang clan to Emperor Yao, and after Shun inherited the throne, he married his two daughters to him and let them live by the Yan River.

And some of their children and grandchildren who stayed and lived by the river took the surname of the concubine. After King Wu destroyed Shang, he found Emperor Shun's descendant Fu Man, who married his eldest daughter to Fu Man and sealed him to Chen. When it was passed to the Nian Zhongjing clan, he lived in Wu County to avoid Wang Mang's rebellion and changed his surname to a concubine.

After the fifth generation, it was changed to the surname Yao.