Now the surname Wang is the number one surname in China, and the surname Wang is the number one surn

Beijing, 24 Apr (Xinhuanet) -- A recent statistical analysis of the country's registered population by the Public Security Administration Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security shows that the surname Wang is the largest surname in China, with 92,881,000 people, accounting for 7,25 percent of the country's total population.

According to reports, the second largest surname in China is Li, with 920740000 people, accounting for 719 of the total population of the country; The third place is surnamed Zhang, with 87.5 million 20,000 people, accounting for 6 83 of the total population of the country.

There are 10 surnames with a total surname population of more than 20 million, in order: Wang, Li, Zhang, Liu, Chen, Yang, Huang, Zhao, Wu, and Zhou; There are 12 surnames with a population of less than 20 million and more than 10 million people, in order: Xu, Sun, Ma, Zhu, Hu, Guo, He, Gao, Lin, Luo, Zheng, and Liang.

The top 100 surnames are: 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, Wan, Qian, Yan, Qin, Wu, Dai, Mo, Kong, Xiang, Tang.

The total population of the top 100 surnames accounts for 84 77 of the country's population.

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The surname Li is not only the largest surname in China (mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan), but also the largest surname in the world.

Wang is the largest surname in China, with more than 80 million people, and Li ranks second, more than 800,000 less than Wang.

Li is more than 90 million, followed by Wang and Zhang.

There are 100 million people with the surname Wang in China. China is a superpower with a population of nearly 1.4 billion, and the number of people officially registered in China with the surname Wang has reached 100 million, making it the largest surname in China. The population surnamed Li followed with a difference of 610,000.

There are 6,150 registered surnames in China, but the "100 family surnames" account for nearly 80% of the total population. The most common surnames are Wang, Li, Zhang, Liu, and Chen. The total population of the five surnames is about 100 million, close to one-third of the total Chinese population.

The origin of the surname WangThe surname Wang originated from the surname Ji, the son of King Zhou Ling, Prince Jin, called Prince Jin, who was deposed as a commoner because of his duty. His son Zong Jing was still serving as Situ in the court, and the people of the time were called the Wang family because they were the descendants of the royal family, and this clan took the king as the clan. In the pre-Qin period, this Wang surname has been living in the Luoyang area of Henan, at the end of the Qin Dynasty and the beginning of the Han Dynasty, Wang Li's sons Wang Yuan and Wang Wei migrated to Langya, Shandong and Taiyuan, Shanxi respectively to avoid war.

The total population of China's Wang surname exceeded 100 million by 2022.

As of 2022, the total population of China's Wang surname has exceeded 100 million, and this surname is one of the big surnames in China, in 2018, it was the first surname in the country, and it is the first surname in 16 provinces and municipalities directly under the central government, including Shandong, Anhui, Shaanxi, Henan, Hebei, and Beijing, which shows its large population.

Most of the people with the surname Wang in the country are distributed in Hebei, Shandong, Henan Province, accounting for about 28% of the total population of the surname Wang, of which the province with the largest number of surnames is Shandong, accounting for the total population.

The surname Wang is the number one surname in China.

The surname Wang is one of the Chinese surnames. "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. It has gone through the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (Spring and Autumn Period, Warring States Period), Qin, Western Han Dynasty, New Dynasty, Xuan Han Dynasty, Eastern Han Dynasty, Three Kingdoms Period, Jin Dynasty (Western Jin Dynasty, Eastern Jin Dynasty), Southern and Northern Dynasties [Southern Dynasties (Song, Qi, Liang, Chen), Northern Dynasties (Northern Wei, Eastern Wei, Western Wei, Northern Qi, Northern Zhou)], Sui, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, Northern Song Dynasty, Southern Song Dynasty, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and has a history of more than 2,700 years.

The latest data shows that the population surnamed Wang has surpassed the surname Li to become the largest surname in China, about 100 million.

The distribution of the contemporary population surnamed Wang in the country is mainly concentrated in Shandong, Henan and Hebei provinces, accounting for about 28% of the total population with the surname Wang. It is also distributed in Sichuan, Anhui, Jiangsu, Liaoning, Heilongjiang, Shanxi, Hubei, Shaanxi, Zhejiang, and Gansu provinces, and the surname Wang is concentrated in 42%. Shandong is inhabited by the total population surnamed Wang. Now that the surname Wang is widely distributed in our country, you may have a lot of friends with the surname Wang around Chi Dounian.

In Chinese history, there is a brilliant history of 5,000 years, from the three emperors and five emperors to the present, Chinese attach great importance to blood relations, and it is our nature to seek our roots and ask our ancestors, which is also the tradition of the Chinese nation. Speaking of blood, we have to talk about surnames that are very close to blood relations, and surnames represent the signs and symbols of a person's family kinship.

The surname first originated from the name of the tribe and the tribal leader, in order to distinguish the descendants of different clans and facilitate intermarriage between different clans, so the generation of surnames is a manifestation of human progress for the transformation of the marriage system. For surnames, we have to mention the Song Dynasty's "Hundred Family Names", "Zhao Qian, Sun Li, Zhou Wu, Zheng Wang", etc., we will memorize these.

The surname Zhao, who ranks first, is actually not the most populous, because it is ranked in the Song Dynasty, and the surname Zhao is in charge, so it must be the first. With the development of time, the ranking of "Hundred Family Names" has changed a lot, according to the latest ranking, it has become "Wang Li Zhang Liu, Chen Yang Huang Zhao", the former first ranked "Zhao" has become eighth, and the previous eighth ranked "Wang" has become the first, in 2014, the population surnamed Wang reached more than 94 million, accounting for the population, to this day, the surname Wang should be close to more than 95 million.

The surname Wang originated from the surname Ji, the ancestor of the surname Wang was Ji Jin, the son of King Zhou Ling, King Zhou Ling was mediocre, so Ji Jin advised his father, but his father did not listen, and demoted Ji Jin to a concubine. After being demoted to a concubine, Ji Jin's descendants still thought that they were kings, so they took the king as their surname, which is the origin of the surname Wang.

But there is an embarrassment with the surname Wang, there are many emperors in history, the surname Liu of the Han Dynasty, and the surname Yang of the Sui Dynasty. The surname Li of the Tang Dynasty, the surname Zhao of the Song Dynasty, the surname Zhu of the Ming Dynasty, etc., there are many princes and kings of the Ming Dynasty, but the oldest royal surname, in China for 5,000 years, since the surname Wang is not a royal surname, it makes people feel incredible, in fact, the surname Wang has been out of the emperor, but it is not recognized by the history books and experts.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wang Mang was originally a relative, and when Emperor Han Ai died early and the imperial power fell, Wang Mang took the opportunity to seize the throne and establish a new dynasty. After succeeding to the throne, Wang Mang also implemented a new policy, but his own reforms were too advanced and unrealistic, and naturally he would be opposed by others, and after 15 years as emperor, the new dynasty perished. There is also Wang Xiang at the end of the Sui Dynasty who disturbed Xiang Shichong and called the emperor to establish Zheng and so on.

For the surname Wang, there has never been an emperor and "Wang" has a great relationship, the structure of the surname Wang, three horizontal and one vertical, one vertical sandwiched in the middle, the top and bottom are sealed, one vertical does not come out, Han Liu, Tang Li, Song Zhao, Li Hengming, Zhu and so on They always have a vertical head. There is also a saying that the surname Wang occupies a lot of royal energy, which is somewhat different from the ordinary surname Jinbo.

Because the surname Wang accounts for more than one-tenth of the total surnames in China, it is a big surname.

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 sky, the earth, and the man, and the one vertical runs through the heaven, the earth, and the man, which is the only philosophy that the heaven, the earth, and the man must be under the management of the "lead rotten 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, his name Jin, the word Qiao, Huai Zheng is the crown prince of Zhou Ling.

Extended Materials. 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 of Wang, the central region accounted for the population surnamed Wang, the western region accounted for the population surnamed Wang, and the northeast accounted for the population surnamed 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.

Because the surname Wang has the largest population, about 100 million.

The surname "Wang" is one of the very common surnames in Chinese history, and its ** can be traced back to the Qingdongyan Shang Dynasty more than 3,000 years ago.

According to legend, during the ancient Shang Dynasty, there was a tribal leader surnamed Ji, who was once named the king of Shang, becoming the first person in Chinese history to have the surname "Wang". King Shang was later revered by later generations as "Taiwang", and his descendants took "Wang" as their surname, which became the origin of the surname "Wang".

However, this is just a legend, in fact, the ** surname of "Wang" may be more complex and diverse, and there are other sayings and explanations. In any case, the surname "Wang" has a very important position and influence in Chinese history and culture.