The origin of the surname Shu? The origin and history of the surname Shu

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Shu (shū) Zhou Dynasty Feng Gaotao's descendant Yu Shu (now west of Lujiang County, Anhui), founded the Shu State, which was destroyed by the Xu State, and then restored to the State, and soon died in the Chu State, and its monarchs took Shu as their surname. There are two other branches of the surname Shu, one is from the surname Ren, which is said to be the descendant of the Yellow Emperor; The other is from the Qing Dynasty and was changed by the Manchu Shumulu clan. The surname Shu lived in Julu County (now Pingxiang, Hebei).

Lao She, a famous modern writer and playwright, is known as the "People's Artist", Lao She's original name is Shu Qingchun, and the drama "Teahouse" is his classic, which has been performed so far.

The earliest ** with the surname Shu can be traced back to ancient times, and it is said that the surname Shu is a direct descendant of the Yellow Emperor. In the Zhou Dynasty, after King Wu of Zhou conquered the Shang Dynasty, he sealed the vassal states, and he named Yu Shu, the descendant of the ancient emperor Gaotao (now west of Lujiang County, Anhui), and established the vassal state of "Shu", with the title of viscount. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Shu was destroyed by the State of Chu, and the descendants of the princes of the State of Shu took the name of the country "Shu" as their surname.

Since the surname of Gaotao is Yan, the surname Shu originated from the surname Yan. The surname Shu later developed into a wang clan in Julu County, Hebei Province, and was known as Julu Wang. The Manchu ethnic minority also had those who later changed their surname to "Shu".

Mr. Shu Qingchun (Lao She), the most famous writer in China in the 20th century, was a Manchu.

The surname Shu is not a big surname in my country, and there are few people. The surname Shu has not entered the ranks of the top 100 surnames in mainland China and Taiwan, and ranks 123rd in "100 Family Names". It is precisely because the surname Shu is small and there are few people that the people surnamed Shu are very cordial and enthusiastic when they meet each other, which is particularly profound in my life.

I remember that in 85, when I was young, I went to Guizhou to study, and when I saw a classmate in the roster who was also surnamed Shu, I immediately went to find him and lived in the same room. He told me about his Shu family. He is a native of southeast Guizhou, Dong nationality, and they have a village there, all with the surname Shu.

Their ancestors did not originally live here, but fled here during the Anti-Japanese War, and settled here to reproduce.

Although there are few people with the surname Shu, I often see some people with the surname Shu in prison reports and on TV. Most of the people surnamed Shu are hardworking, diligent, patriotic and family-loving, silently dedicating themselves to their respective posts and making a difference.

Chinese attach great importance to their own cultural traditions and pay attention to their etiquette and surname. I believe that our descendants surnamed Shu will not only strengthen the surname Shu, but also our descendants surnamed Shu will definitely become the pillars of the motherland, contribute our wisdom and talents, and leave our footprints.

Shu surname, to the country as the name, from the "Yan surname", according to the "Zuo Biography", the Zhou Dynasty, the descendants of Gao Tao were sealed in Shu (in the west of Lujiang County, Anhui Province), in 657 BC, Shu Ziping was destroyed by the Xu State, and then restored, called Shu Jiu State. In 552 BC, it was destroyed by the Chu State, and the descendants took "Shu" as their clan.

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There is the surname "Shu" in the hundred family names.

For example, there was Shu Yuanyu in the Tang Dynasty.

Yes! I remember that Mr. Lao She's real name seems to be Shu Qingchun.

1. Originated from the surname Ji, from the descendants of the Qunshu Kingdom sealed by King Wu of Zhou in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and belongs to the name of the country.

2. Originated from his surname, from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Juguo Shoushu, belongs to the name of Juyi.

3. Originated from other ethnic minorities, belonging to the Sinicization and changing the surname to a name. Among the ethnic minorities such as the Tujia, Yi, Dai, and Dong ethnic groups, there are Shu people.

4. Originated from the Manchus, belonging to the Sinicization and changing the surname to a name. According to the historical books "Qing Dynasty Tongzhi, Clan Luo, Manchurian Eight Banners Surname", "Eight Banners Tongzhi" records: Manchu Qiushuli clan, living in Zakumu (now Liaoning Xinxian Yildeng River west bank of the Yingzi), after the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the surname of the multi-crowned Han is Shu, Qiu, etc.

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One of the sayings: Originated from his surname, the socks attacked the pants from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period Ju Guo Shoushu, which belongs to the name of Juyi. Shoushu, located in the area of Huangcaopo, Dianziji Town, Juxian County, Rizhao City, Shandong Province, is the land of Ju in the Spring and Autumn Period, which is a strategic point, and there have been many wars in history.

For example, it is recorded in the historical book "Zuo Chuan Xiang Twenty-three Years": "The war will resume tomorrow, and it will be in Shoushu." Shoushu, Judi.

That is, it records the famous "Battle of Puhou" between Qi and Ju in the 22nd year of King Jiyi of Zhou Jian (550 BC): Jiang Huan, Duke of Qiling, and Ju Zi met to fight again in Shoushu tomorrow.

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After the destruction of the Ju State and the annexation of the old enemy Qi State, the people living in Shoushu and its surrounding areas have the name of Juyi as their surname, called Shoushu, Puhou, etc., and the later provincial text is simplified to a single surname Shu, Shou, Pu, Hou, etc., which have been passed down from generation to generation.