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There are several reasons for the origin of compound surnames: some come from fiefs. For example, the Linghu family described it like this in Hundred Family Names: In the Zhou Dynasty, there was a man named Wei Ke, who repeatedly made meritorious deeds and was sealed in Hu Ling. Later generations took "Hu Ling" as their surname; Another example is the Duangan family. Li Zong, the grandson of Laozi, was sealed in Duangan, and later generations took Duangan as their surname. In addition, there are Liang Qiu, Shangguan, Yang Tongge, and Li Zhong with compound surnames, all of which belong to this situation. Some people come from where they live. For example, the doctor of Qi Huangong in the Zhou Dynasty lived in Dongguo, Linzi, the capital, and later generations took "Dongguo" as their surname; Another example is the surname "Lu Qiu". There was a doctor in the State of Qi who gave birth to a baby and lived in Luqiu. He was called "Lu" and later generations took "Luqiu" as their surname.

There are also compound surnames such as Nanmen, Ximen, Nangong and Puyang, which are also obtained because of their place of residence. Others come from official names, Wang Fu's words, titles and clans. Such as Sima, Sikong, Sikou, Situ, Taishi, Jimo, Guan Qi, Wuma, Lezheng, Zuo Qiu and other compound surnames all come from official names; Ram, Ziyang and other compound surnames come from the word Wang Fu; Gongsun and Deng's compound surnames come from the system of peerage; Granduncle and other compound surnames come from families. It's really interesting to ponder these compound surnames carefully. For example, Sima Qian was jailed for the Liling case, and his two sons, Sima Lin and Sima Guan, were afraid of being implicated, so they changed their names and surnames and lived in seclusion in the countryside. The two brothers each took the word Sima, and the eldest brother added two points to the left of the word Ma and changed his surname to Feng. The younger brother added a vertical to the left of the word "Si" and changed his surname to "Tong". Another example is Ouyang, who has a compound surname. Some of them are simplified as Europe, while others are simplified as Yang. Simplifying to Zhong, Gong Sunsun, etc. may be a trend of monosyllabic compound surnames.

There are 8 1 compound surnames in China: Ouyang, Taishi, Duanmu, Shangguan, Sima, Dongfang, Dugu, Nangong, Wanxiong, Wenren, Xiahou, Zhuge, Weichi, Ram, Helian, Dan Tai, Huangfu, Zong Zheng, Puyang, Yegong, Shu Tai, Shen Tu, Gongsun and Murong.

Father, Gu Liang, Tuoba, Oracle bones, Xuanyuan, Hu Ling, Duangan, Baili, Huyan, Dongguo, Nanmen, Yangtongge, Weisheng, Gong Hu, Gong Yu, Gongyi, Liang Qiu, Gong Zhong, Gongshang, Gongmen, Gongshan, Gongjian, Zuo Qiu, Gongbo, Ximen, Gong Zu, Fifth, Gongbo.

The compound surname Yu Wen (Yǔ wén) has a simple origin:

Yuwen's family originated in Liaodong, followed by Nandanyu. During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, there was a Yuwen tribe in Xianbei in the north, claiming to be a descendant of Emperor Yan Shennong, and it was hereditary in the eastern part of Xianbei (the leader of the twelve tribes) from its ancestor Ge Wutu. After that, the general attacked Ren's adult. When he was hunting, he found a jade seal engraved with the words "Imperial Seal". He thinks he is a theocracy, so he is called Yu (the locals call heaven "Yu" and Jun "Wen", which means "emperor"). In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, when he entered the Central Plains, he was called Yu Wenguo, thought he was a surname, and was called Yu.

The ancestor of German surname: During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, there was a tribe named Yuwen in Xianbei in the north, claiming to be a descendant of Shennong. When he went hunting, he found a jade seal engraved with the word "emperor seal", thinking that he was a divine right. His people called heaven "jade" and you "Wen", so he called it Yuwen, which means "emperor". In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, characters entered the Central Plains and gradually became the surnames of Han people. Therefore, the descendants of Yuwen called Puhui the ancestor of Yuwen.

■ Migration distribution

(Missing) Yuwen's surname did not enter the top 100 in Chinese mainland and Taiwan Province Province. As can be seen from Zhou Shuji and Tongzhilue, the word "Yuwen" was translated from Xianbei language at that time. "Yu" means heaven, and "Wen" means gentleman. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Central Plains was in a state of war, and many foreigners wanted to come to the Central Plains to conquer the world. However, the ancestors of Yu, who originally lived in Liaodong, accidentally got a jade seal in the river and thought it meant that he wanted them to be emperors. Therefore, not only did he change his country name to Yuwen, but even his chieftain family changed its surname to Yuwen. Maybe it really is "providence". After taking Yuwen's surname as the surname, Xianbei tribe really made a name for itself, became an emperor, and established the Northern Zhou Dynasty in Chinese history. Yuwen was about 1500 years ago. The birthplace should be Wuchuan area in Suiyuan now. Yuwenfu's surname was proclaimed emperor by six people in history, and the Northern Zhou Dynasty was established for 25 years. Noble families lived in Zhao county (now Zhao county, Hebei province); After living in Taiyuan County (now Taiyuan County, Shanxi Province).