The origin of the name Tai is not in the family name

The reason why the surname Tai is not in the hundred family names is that the hundred family names were written in the Northern Song Dynasty.

First, it is derived from the surname Wei. According to the "Ancient and Modern Surname Book Differentiation" cloud: "After Wei Wen's son, Taishuyi.

Wei Wengong's original name was Ji Pijiang. In 660 B.C., the Wei Kingdom was destroyed by Di, and was sent by the Duke of Qi Huan to ask for help, sheltered the remnants of the Wei Guo, and established Ji Bijiang as the monarch of the Wei Guo. Ji Bijiang made great efforts to govern the country, so that the patriotic country was greatly invigorated.

Wei Wengong's son Ji Yi, because of the third ranking, is called Shuyi, because he is the queen of the royal family, so called "Tai Shuyi", and his descendants are called Tai Shu's family after the second order of the ancestors' names.

The second is according to the "Surname Strategy" cloud: "Duan, the younger brother of Zheng Zhuanggong, was sealed in Beijing, and was called the uncle of Beijing, and then thought it was his name." "This branch of Uncle Tai is derived from the surname Ji.

Origin of the surname Tai: In the first year of Tang Kaiyuan (713), the leader of the Jurchen ancestors.

Da Zuorong once established the Bohai Kingdom. He was named the king of Bohai by Emperor Tang Ming.

During the Yuan Dynasty, with Genghis Khan's southern expedition, he made many military exploits, and gave the "Taiping Marquis", and there are still descendants in Kunming, Yunnan, and the ethnic group is still Mongolian, and most of them live in the Han nationality.

The ancestral hall of the surname Tai.

Dizzy, I've seen it again today! China still has the surname Tai! Hehe!

I've seen a lot of surnames that I haven't seen before, and today I have one more, hehe!

I also have the surname Tai, and I also have it in Pingdingshan, Henan.

Ranked 529th in our people's fang ranking list, too.

There is a surname Tai I haven't heard of it too much, but I have learned.

The surname Tai originated in the first year of Tang Kaiyuan (713), and the leader of the Jurchen ancestors, Da Zuorong, established the Bohai Kingdom, which was a county of the Tang Dynasty. The surname Tai is widely distributed, but the number is not large. Today, Wuqing in Tianjin, Xintai in Shandong, Changle, Taiyuan in Shanxi, Datong, Laohekou in Hubei, Qiubei in Yunnan, Wenxian in Henan, Huainan in Anhui, Lushui in Yunnan, Dongchuan, Sanhe in Hebei, Leting, Zhangdian, Weichang, Hanyuan in Sichuan, Huili, Hohhot in Inner Mongolia, Jinzhou and Qingyuan in Liaoning, Yanji in Jilin, Nenjiang in Heilongjiang, Qinghai, Pingtung in Taiwan and other places have this surname.

The family surnamed Tai and the surname Tai are not necessarily a family, but as the saying goes, five hundred years ago was one, and the ancestors may be the same clan, no matter what, the same surname Tai still has a certain origin.

Although I don't know, but there is still a person with the surname Tai, it's so strange...