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Anonymous users2024-02-12Han Chinese. The thirteen surnames of the Hui people are Na, Ma, Sa, Ha, Sha, Sai, Su, Su, Shan, Bao, Mu, Su, Hao, anyway, I have never seen a Hui person surnamed Ji.
King Wu of Zhou is called Ji Fa. After the end of the Zhou Dynasty, the descendants of the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty took the name of the country as their surname; During the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, in order to avoid the name of Emperor Li Longji (Ji and Ji have the same sound), he began to change his surname to Zhou. Later, some people restored the surname Ji, so the Zhou family and the surname Ji are of the same clan.
Among the sons of the Yellow Emperor is the surname Ji.
2. The Yellow Emperor had 25 sons, each of whom received 12 surnames, including the surname Ji. The later five emperors Shaohao, Zhuan, Yao, Shun, Yu, Xia Qi, the ancestors of the Shang people, and the ancestors of the Zhou people are all descendants of the Yellow Emperor. These descendants inherited the surname Ji, and his descendants established the Zhou dynasty.
In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, there were 53 feudal princes, including 53 countries with the surname Ji. Most of the descendants of these countries with the surname Ji changed to the name of the country, the name of the feudal city, and the name and number of their grandfather, so there are not many surnames of Ji. In addition, in the Tang Dynasty, in order to avoid Li Longji's ridicule, the surname Ji was changed to the surname Zhou, and since then, there have been fewer people with the surname Ji.
The surname is the ancestor. The ancestor of the surname: the Yellow Emperor.
The surname Ji is a descendant of the Yellow Emperor. In the 5,000-year development of the Chinese nation, the surname Ji is the oldest surname, and the common ancestor of the Chinese nation, the Yellow Emperor, is surnamed Ji. According to the record of "Shuowen", the reason why the Yellow Emperor took Ji as his surname was because he lived in Jishui at the beginning, and the descendants of the Yellow Emperor were inherited from generation to generation with the surname Ji, until the father and son of King Wen of Zhou, who were still surnamed Ji.
According to the record of "Imperial Century", the Yellow Emperor was born in Shoushan and grew up in Ji Shui, so he took Ji as his clan. According to the record of "Historical Records: Three Generations of the World": "Yao Lihouji, thought that he was a big farmer, and his surname was Ji.
The Wang clan lived in Nanyang County, which is now Nanyang County, Henan Province, so the ancestor of the surname Ji was the Yellow Emperor.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Hui 1 is partly a Sinicized Jew.
There is also 1 part of the Han Chinese who believe in Islam.
There is also a small number of Han Chinese who were mistakenly classified as Hui when they were designated as ethnic autonomous regions.
Ji is one of the oldest surnames of the Huaxia (Han) ethnic group. Please refer to Zhou Wen Wang Ji Chang and Zhou Wu Ji Fa.
If your surname is Ji and Hui again.
Then your family may be of Han Chinese descent who believe in Islam.
If your family doesn't believe in Islam, then you may be a Han Chinese who has been mistakenly classified as Hui.
The origin of the surname Ji Please refer to the 1st floor.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10The surname Ji is a Chinese surname.
1.Originated from the Yellow Emperor. The surname Ji is one of the oldest surnames of the Chinese nation, which originated during the period of matrilineal clan communes, so from the side of the word "female", it is a sign of ancient Chinese surnames.
2.Originated from the Xianbei people, belonging to the Sinicization and changed the surname to the name.
Hope the above information is helpful to you.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The Zhou people were originally descendants of the emperor and later moved to the Xirong residential area. Legend has it that the mother of the ancestor of the Zhou people, Jiang Yan, was the daughter of the Xirong surname Jiang and should be a Qiang person.
In the Tang Dynasty, changing the surname Ji to the surname Zhou was only one of the ** of the surname Zhou, and there were other ** surnames of the Zhou surname, so it cannot be said that all the surnames of Zhou were of the same origin as the surname Ji.
Legend has it that Jiang Yan once saw a huge footprint in the wild, and when she stepped on it, she became pregnant and gave birth to an abandonment. The pictogram of the word Ji is the footprint.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08The surname Ji, one of the eight surnames in ancient China, is the surname of the Yellow Emperor and the national surname of the Zhou Dynasty. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the princes surnamed Ji had Wu, Lu, Yan, Wei, Jin, Zheng, Cao, and Cai, with a history of nearly 5,000 years. The ancestor of the surname Ji is the Yellow Emperor, the first ancestor of the Chinese nation, and the Yellow Emperor takes Ji as his surname because he has lived in Ji Shui for a long time.
It belongs to the stream and was changed to the Han surname Ji. The surname Ji of the Bai nationality has been changed by the homonym of "chicken clan". The surname of the Miao Ji was changed by the name.
Dictionary of Chinese Ancient and Modern Surnames" cloud: "It is rumored that when the Qing Dynasty made a register and registered, the surname was taken according to the name, and the grandfather's milk name 'Xiangji' was harmonized with the chicken sound and became 'Ji', which was thought to be the surname. "Some of the surnames of Ji in the Hui nationality were changed by foreigners' surnames.
Ethnic minorities such as the Tujia family also have Sinicization and change their surnames.
The surname Ji is ranked 297th in the "Hundred Family Names", with a population of more than 540,000. The surname Ji evolved a number of branch surnames in the pre-Qin era, such as the surname Zhou, the surname Wu, the surname Zheng, the surname Wang, the surname Lu, the surname Cao, the surname Wei and other 411 surnames, accounting for 82% of the total 504 surnames in the "Hundred Family Surnames", and the surnames derived from these 411 surnames are countless.
Ji names include the five emperors of the Gao Yang clan, Gao Xin Emperor Yu, the ancestor of the Zhou Dynasty Houji, the ancestor of Gou Wu Taibo, Zhou Wen Wang Ji Chang, Zhou Wu Wang Ji Fa, Zhou Gong Ji Dan, Zhao Gong Ji Zheng, Mu Tianzi Ji Man, Zhou Ping Wang Ji Yijiu, the Spring and Autumn Period overlord of Zheng Zhuang Gong Ji Liaosheng, Jin Wen Gong Ji Chong'er, Wu Wang Lu, as well as the divine doctor Bian Que, Fa Sheng Shang Ying, Yan Zhao Wang Ji Zhi, Zi Sheng Ji Qiao, Zen Buddhism two ancestors Hui Ke, Xingyi Quan ancestor Ji Ji Ke, New China before the first * Ji
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Anonymous users2024-02-07The surnames changed by the descendants of the Ji surname include Wang Crackwan, Zhang, Yang, Zhou, Wu, Li, Sun, Hu, Zhu, Lin, Zheng, Guo, Guan, Lu, Cai, Huo, Kang, Mao, Cao, Wei, Bi, Wei, Teng, Yang, Jiang, Han, Tang, Zhan, He, Liang, Yu, Meng, Xu, Wan, Chang, Wu, Qiao, He, Lai Xianye, Gong, Wen, etc.
After the destruction of the Zhou Dynasty and the princely states surnamed Ji, the people surnamed Ji were almost forced to migrate, at the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, King Wu of Zhou destroyed Shang and established the Zhou Dynasty, the son of the Duke of Zhou Bo Yu was enshrined in the Lu State on his behalf, and the Bo Bird led many people surnamed Ji from Xi'an, Shaanxi to Qufu, Shandong to create the Lu State.
The development of the surname Ji
The surname Ji is ranked 297th in "Hundred Family Surnames", with a population of about 540,000, and among the surnames, there are a total of 411 surnames directly derived from the surname Ji, which account for 82% of the total 504 surnames in "Hundred Family Surnames", so we can see that there are many surnames derived from the surname Ji, and it can even be said that the surname Ji is the "ancestor of all surnames".
At the beginning of King Wu of Zhou's destruction of Shang and the establishment of Zhou, the son of Zhou Gong Bo Yu was enthroned in Lu State, and Bo Yu led the people surnamed Ji from Xi'an, Shaanxi Province to Qufu, Shandong Province to create Lu State, which was the first great migration of the surname Ji.
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