Is there a name for someone with the surname Mo? Who knows the origin of the surname Mo ?

Yes, the people of Qi County, Shandong, acquiesce.

I haven't heard of Chacha Baijia's surname.

Reading mei is a black dog four points of water is very similar to Mo.

There is an allusion to the fourth origin: it originates from the Mongolian nationality and belongs to the clan with the name of the tribe sinicized. According to the historical book "Qing Dynasty Tongzhi, Clan Strategy, Attached Mongolian Eight Banners Surnames", it is recorded:

The Mongolian Zimmert clan originated from the Qimud clan of the Qiyan Department during the Yuan Dynasty, and lived in the Khalqin and Asute regions of the Mongolian Asut nomadic land, which is the central region of present-day Inner Mongolia. The Later Manchus have people who take it as their surname, and the Manchu language is cimot hala. Later, the surnames of the multi-crowned Han were Su, Mo, Qi, Chen, etc.

The Mongolian Tumut clan lives in the Zhongwei area, which is now Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia. The Later Manchu people have people who take it as their surname, the Manchu language is tumot hala, and the later multi-crowned Han surnames are Mo, Zhao, etc. The Mongolian Bulemezit clan, also known as the Burhazit clan, lived in the Chahar region, which is the area of Zhangjiakou in present-day Hebei Province, including parts of Hebei, Inner Mongolia, Shanxi and other places.

The Later Manchus have a surname that is called burhacit hala in Manchu. The surnames of the later crowned Han are Bu, Qi, Mo, and Mo. The Mongolian people came to Moshi and lived in Chahar, which is the area of Zhangjiakou in present-day Hebei Province, including parts of Hebei, Inner Mongolia, Shanxi and other places.

The Later Manchus have a surname that is used as a surname, and the Manchu language is laimo hala. The surnames of the later crowned Han are Zhao, Mo, Lai, etc. The Mongolian Sumer clan, also known as the Shumur clan and the Sumir clan, lived in Keshiketeng and Huangshan, which is now the Keshiketeng Banner of Inner Mongolia.

The Later Manchus have people who take it as their surname, and the Manchu language is sumir hala. The surnames of the Houguan Han are Su, Mo, Mo, Xu, Shu, etc. The Mongolian Jilermo clan, whose full name is Wulianghai Zilermer, lives in Liaohe, Altai Mountains, Tangnu Mountain, Heilongjiang, Siberia and other places.

Later Manchu people have a surname that is used as a surname, and the Manchu language is ulanghaigilmo hala. The Han surnames are Wu, Liang, Hai, Mo, etc. The Mongolian Itumer clan, also known as the Ituma clan, lived in the Horqin region, which is now the Horqin grassland in Jilin Province.

Later Manchu people have people who take it as their surname, the Manchu language is Itumo Hala, and the Han surnames are Yishi, Moshi, etc. The fifth origin: originated from the Manchus, belonging to the Sinicization of the tribal name.

According to the historical book "Imperial Dynasty Tongzhi, Clan Luo, Manchurian Eight Banners Surname", it is recorded: The Manchu Itumer clan, also known as the Itmu, Yitemo clan, Manchu is itemo hala, and the family lives in Yehe (now a tributary of the Yehe River in Lishu, Jilin), Hada (now Kaiyuan, Liaoning) and other areas, and the Han surnames are Yishi, Moshi, and Moshi. Two.

Mo's distribution: Fanjiazhuang in Xinle County, Hebei Province, Jinzhong in Shanxi Province, and Merong Town, Guzhang County, Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture in Hunan Province.

It is recorded in the historical book "Three Emperors Benji": "Shennong's family, followed by Zhou, Fu, Gan, Xu, Xi, Lu, Qi, Ji, Yi, Xiang, Shen, and Lu, all after the surname Jiang. This is also recorded in the historical book "Road History: Later Chronicle IV":

The Yellow Emperor sealed Lu Yu Road, also known as 'dew'. Yi, Lie, Zhou, Xiao, Chun, Xi, Yi, Xiang, Zhou, Bo, Gan, Sui, Ji, are all Jiang Guoye. Yu has the world, and Feng Yi is Shaolie Mountain, which is for Motai.

There is also a theory that it originated from the Turkic tribe, from the Black clan of the Turkic Turkic tribe during the Han and Tang Dynasties, and belonged to the Sinicization of the name of the tribe and changed the surname to the clan. The distribution of the Mo clan is now in Xiwulou Village, Xinle City, Hebei Province, Jinzhong in Shanxi Province, and Morong Town, Guzhang County, Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture in Hunan Province.

Silent glow: The glow falls from the sky. Suitable for girls to pick names. From the Tang Dynasty Wang Bo "Autumn Denghong Mansion Knee King.

In the poem of "Preface to the Farewell to the Pavilion": "Luoxia Power and Lonely Bird fly together, and the autumn water is the same color as the sky." ”

The name needs to first meet the requirements of sound, meaning, and shape, the complementarity of the five elements, as well as the rich cultural connotation and relatively unique style; After that, the total number of strokes was pursued; I think that we should try to try to have more auspicious numbers in five squares, and try to meet the basic requirements listed above, and the name style can also make parents more satisfied. In short, the right baby is the best.

Honghe, Shengqiang, Tongming, Zhijin, Wenwei, Junyao, Qianlong, Jianshang, Dinghao, Yuhuan, Haoyun, Xiuyuan, Xuancai, Wenyu, Shengqi, Shanren, Changjie, Weichen, Leqi, Honghua, Boen, Junyue, Baiyu, Wenbao, Haoshang, Dezhong, Zejin, Yunyu, Jingxuan, Qicong.

Mo Hanwei! The name still depends on the wishes of the parents, it doesn't have to be good, it just catchy!

Mo Weiting, Mo Enyuan, Mo Qiuye, Mo Cancan, Mo Yangxuan.

Mobao, I personally feel better.

Silence. How, it's just right with Mo Yan.

Silent rain Like rain, poetic and beautiful.

Just enough to set off the fire.

Mo Ai: I think that's okay

The child's name is Mo Yanting, it should be okay.

Mo Ying, it's pretty good, Mo Lingxin, it's okay.

Murdi, Murphy, Murphy, Murne.

Silence [ mèi ( can be pronounced hè ( but not mò (

Mo Ru, Mo Fetus Chu, Jiang Yi, Huang Jiasi Sulu Khan, Jing Siden Ashina Liang Sedan Chair Mo Si Ke Qi Sun Khan.