Wang, Li and Zhangsan, was it really a family 500 years ago?

There are many surnames in China, such as: Liu, Wang, Zhuge or something, and everyone knows that the surnames of Wang, Li and Zhang are the three major surnames in China, and there must be three surnames of friends around them, and the surnames of Wang, Li and Zhang feel that 500 years ago they were not a family, but independent, because most of this big surname has a relationship with the king, let's take a look at it specifically.

First of all, it is the surname given by the ancient king, which is a matter of glory to the ancestors in ancient times, and the surname of the king, it is like entering a wealthy family, with a very strong background, the most famous example in history is Tang Taizong.

The general of the period, Xu Shiyun.

Because it is necessary to avoid Li Shimin.

, so he changed his name to Xu Tao, and then he was given the surname "Li" by Li Shimin, so that the entire Li surname is very much, after all, the ancient population was very large, and everyone knew about three wives and six concubinesTherefore, from the perspective of the king's surname, the surnames of Wang, Li and Zhang are definitely not from the same period, and they cannot be the same family.

And for this Wang surname, the most powerful thing is the gate valveAccording to historical records, since the Han Dynasty, there have been more than 20 gate valve families, and we know Wang Xizhi.

Such a famous calligrapher also came from here, and there was even the Taiyuan Wang.

Also, this is the beginning of the Tang Dynasty.

One of the seven major valves, it is conceivable that the surname Wang is strong, there are so many talents in the younger generations, the family will not collapse, from this point of view, the surnames of Wang, Li and Zhang cannot be the same family.

Finally, there is the surname Zhang.

Yes, there is no king in this historical machine, but there are many prime ministers, according to the records in the history booksIn the 300 years of the Tang Dynasty, there were almost 15 prime ministers, this number is really terrifying, and the status of the prime minister is very terrifying, behind each prime minister is a big family, so the surname Zhang is naturally a lot, and we all know the Taoist Zhang Tianshi.

It is definitely a super powerful existence, and it has been inherited for almost 2,000 years now, and from this point of view, it is impossible for the surnames of Wang, Li and Zhang to be the same.

It is not clear that in the process of transmission and evolution of surnames, the purity of the "bloodline" of a surname will be affected. A large number of surnames, surnames, and surname avoidance, etc., all make it difficult to establish the statement that "500 years ago was the same". However, although this statement is not scientific, this "five hundred years ago was a family, and when they went out, they could indeed enhance people's feelings.

Human beings are all of the same origin in the past, to say that these three surnames used to be the same family, it is not strange, there are more descendants, there are more branches, after various historical events, the surname has been changed, and it has become what it is today.

In fact, I think that according to this method of reasoning, not only these three surnames are one family, but the whole of China is one family. Because we all evolved from ancient apes.

The four major surnames are the common Li, Zhang, Wang, and Liu, all with a population of more than 10 million.

The surname Liu, the earliest surname Liu originated from Liu Lei, a descendant of Yao, so Liu Lei is the ancestor of the surname Liu. The surname Liu looked out of Pengcheng, Jiangsu. As of 2013, the surname Liu has a population of nearly 70 million, accounting for the country's population, ranking fourth after Wang, Li and Zhang.

The surname Liu established the Western Han, Later Han, and Southern Han regimes.

The Han Dynasty is the heyday and development period of the surname Liu, after the establishment of the Western Han Dynasty by Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, the same surname was divided into various places, and then the tribes multiplied, so Pengcheng, Weishi, Linhuai, Nanyang, Guangping, Danyang and other places all have Liu. At the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, there were more than 30 princes and more than 400 marquis. As a result of the Han royal family's great feudal princes with the same surname, the nobles surnamed Liu were all over the north and south of the river, and they each had their own side, and soon became powerful families in various places.

In short, the surname Liu is based on the royal family, and after more than 400 years of reproduction and development of the Han Dynasty, the population has increased dramatically, becoming the largest surname in the world at that time. However, the population surnamed Liu is still mainly distributed in the Yellow River Basin, mainly in Henan, Hebei, Shandong, northern Jiangsu, northern Anhui and Taiyuan in Shanxi. In addition, the Jingxiang area of Hubei, the Changsha area of Hunan, and the Jiujiang area of Jiangxi also have the surname Liu.

Surname fame: The "Dictionary of Chinese Names" includes 1574 celebrities with the surname Liu, accounting for the total number of celebrities in the past, ranking fourth among celebrities with surnames; Famous writers surnamed Liu account for the total number of Chinese writers in all dynasties, ranking fourth; Famous medical scientists account for the total number of medical scientists in China, ranking sixth; Famous artists surnamed Liu account for the total number of artists in China, ranking eighth; However, in the records of emperors of previous dynasties, the Liu family took the lead with 66 emperors and led the surnames.

According to data published by the National Census Office:

The surname Li is the first, accounting for the country's population, about 95.3 million;

Wang is the second, accounting for the country's population, about 88.9 million;

Zhang is the third, accounting for the country's population, about 84.8 million;

Liu is the fourth, accounting for the country's population, about 64.6 million;

Plus: Chen, Yang, Zhao, Huang, Zhou, Wu, are the top ten surnames in China.

At the time of the sixth census in 2010, the surname Wang was the largest surname in China.

The surname Wang accounts for 94.68 million percent of the total number of people.

The surname Li accounts for 92.76 million percent of the total number of people.

The surname Zhang accounts for 85.5 million percent of the total number of people.

The surname Liu accounts for 68.82 million percent of the total number of people.

The bottom six of the top 10 are Chen, Yang, Huang, Zhao, Zhou, and Wu, all of which are surnames of more than 20 million people across the country.

Let me ask this question, the first two of the hundred family names are Zhang San, Li Si, and Wang Wu.

It's all people's slip of the tongue. In fact, it should be said that there should be a lack of fiber branches, Zhang San, Li Si, Wang Er Mazi

According to China's latest demographic survey, the top 10 people with the surname Fu Min in China are: Li. King. Sheet. Liu. Old. Poplar. Zhao. Yellow. Week. Wu.

Li: Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan and overseas Chinese, plus Vietnamese plus all the world, a total of about 100 million.

Wang: There are more than 100 million people in the world.

Zhang: There are more than 100 million people in the world.

Chen: Nearly 84 million worldwide.

Liu: Nearly 7.6 million worldwide.

China's top five surnames, with a population of nearly 400 million.

From this point of view, Zhang San is ranked third, and Li Si is actually the first to say Wang Er Mazi, surnamed Wang, is indeed ranked second. Maybe it's a coincidence.

The surname Li is the first.

The surname Wang and the surname Li are the two most populous surnames in China, and in terms of population alone, the surname Wang has become the first surname, and the surname Li has become the second largest surname. But in previous years, the population with the surname Li was relatively large. From a historical point of view, Wang as a surname is the supreme position of the king, and Ji Jin in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty is the ancestor of the surname Wang.

The ancestor of the surname Li is Li Lizhen, and Li Er is the eleventh. Historically, the surname Li appeared earlier than the surname Wang.

The surname Wang established the Xin, Zhao Han, Qi, Yan, Zheng, Zhao, Qianshu, Beiping, Fujian, Shu, Anyang, Goryeo and other regimes, which were the first major surnames in the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties. The surname Li established the regimes of Dacheng, Xiliang, Liang, Wu, Wei, Tang, Chu, Later Tang, Southern Tang, Dashu, Western Xia, and Dashun, and was the second largest surname in the Song Dynasty and the third largest surname in the Yuan and Ming dynasties.

How to name a boy surnamed Li

1. The boy surnamed Li chose the masculine word for his name.

Parents need to consider the difference between men and women when naming a boy surnamed Li. The pure is different from the girl's name Cong Jan to express the feminine beauty of the woman, and the boy's name should show the masculinity of the man, so you need to choose more masculine words, such as flying, morning, male, lei, hao, thunder, wei, sky, sea, Zhuang and other words.

2. The boy surnamed Li borrowed the name from the magnificent natural scenery.

Naming a boy surnamed Li should not be pretentious, but should be able to reflect the imposing side of the male character. Some of the majestic natural scenery nouns in nature are very suitable for boys' names, and the name of these scenes can also express people's love and yearning for nature, such as peak, rock, river, forest, Miao River and other words.

3. The boy surnamed Li chose the word of encouragement when he named him.

As parents, they all hope that their children can have enough confidence in front of others, which is reflected in the choice of encouraging words in the name, and at the same time reveals a sense of silent cultivation. When naming words, you can refer to some encouraging words, such as hard work, erudition, self-improvement, excellence, high morale, etc., can be named Li Ziqiang, Li Boyi and so on.

Yuan Yida, an associate researcher at the Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, found that the three largest surnames in China are Li, Wang, and Zhang, which account for the total population1%。With a total population of 100 million, they are the three largest ethnic groups with the same surname in the world.

Yuan Yida is based on the sampling data of the third population census of the National Bureau of Statistics, according to the proportion of the population in different places and equidistant sampling, and in strict accordance with statistical principles. According to Yuan Yida's research, 87% of the country's population is concentrated among the 100 common surnames in contemporary China. Among them, there are 19 surnames that account for more than 1% of the country's population, and the sub-groups are Li, Wang, Zhang, Liu, Chen, Yang, Zhao, Huang, Zhou, Wu, Xu, Sun, Hu, Zhu, Gao, Lin, He, Guo, and Ma.

Historically, about half of China's population has been concentrated in these 19 people with the same surname. In addition, people with the same surname in China are unevenly distributed in different regions. In northern China, it is the largest surname, accounting for the population, followed by Li, Zhang, and Liu.

In southern China, the surname Chen is the first surname, with Tanzhi accounting for about the population, followed by Li, Huang, Lin and Zhang. In the north-south transition area of the Yangtze River, the first surname is Li, accounting for about 7% of the population, followed by Wang, Zhang, Chen, and Liu. Yuan Yida found that in every province of China, there are some surnames that appear much more frequently than others.

Such as Liang and Luo in Guangdong, Liang and Lu in Guangxi, Zheng in Fujian, Cai in Taiwan, Wang in Anhui, Xu and Zhu in Jiangsu, Mao and Shen in Zhejiang, Hu and Liao in Jiangxi, Hu and Tan in Hubei, Tan in Hunan, He and Deng in Sichuan, Wu in Guizhou, Yang in Yunnan, Cheng in Henan, Gao in Gansu, Wan in Ningxia, Wan in Shaanxi, etc. Yuan Yida said, "The surnames and distribution of Chinese people are unique to China's national conditions, which will involve the origin of the Chinese nation, the distribution of genetic resources left by ancestors, the search for roots at home and abroad, and the unification of the country."

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The surname Wang has become the first surname in China, and the surname Li has become the second largest surname. But in previous years, the population with the surname Li was relatively large.

From a historical point of view, "Wang" as a surname means that Qi Ku is known as the supreme position of "Wang"; Ji Jin in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty was the ancestor of the surname Wang. The ancestor of the surname Li is Li Lizhen, and the senior Li Er is the eleventh. Historically, the surname Li appeared earlier than the surname Wang.

The surname Wang established the Xin, Zhao Han, Qi, Yan, Zheng, Zhao, Qianshu, Beiping, Fujian, Shu, Anyang, Goryeo and other regimes, which were the first major surnames in the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties. The surname Li is established as:

The regimes of Dacheng, Xiliang, Liang, Wu, Wei, Tang, Chu, Later Tang, Southern Tang, Dashu, Xiluo, and Dashun were the second most common surnames in the Song Dynasty and the third largest surname in the Yuan and Ming dynasties. On the whole, the surname Wang has a large population, while the surname Li has taken advantage of the Tang Dynasty to become a well-known surname.

Li Er in the Spring and Autumn Period was the first person surnamed Li in the official history, and the ancestor of Zhang's surname was Zhang Hui, and the birth of the surname Zhang was very ancient, with a history of about 5,000 years. In the era of the Yellow Emperor, the first ancestor of humanities.

There are many legends about the origin of the surname Wang, and the earliest one is the surname Ji during the Zhou Dynasty.

So in history, the surname Zhang was the earliest, followed by Wang, and finally Li.