Who knows the origin of the surname Sheep (the sheep of Sanyang Kaitai)?

1. There are five sources: 1. After the Zhou Guanyang people, they took Guan as their surname. In the Zhou Dynasty, there was a person whose official position was Yang, and his descendants took the official position as their surname, so they became the Yang family. 2. It comes from the Qi family, originally the Yangyu family, after Qi Ying, a senior official of the Jin Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period. He was first granted the title of Yangshi (now in the area of ??Hongdong and Mi County, Shanxi Province), and later became the Yangshi clan. Later, the tongue was removed and became the Yang family. 3. Comes from the surname Ji. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Gongzi Boqiao, the son of Marquis Jing of Jin, had a grandson named Tu. During the reign of Duke Xian of Jin, he was granted the title of Doctor Yangyu, and his descendants were called Yangyu clan. Yang Yan Tu had five sons, among whom the eldest son, Yang Yan Chi, was named Bohua, and the second was Yang Yan Tufu, whose descendants were called Yang Yanshi. Yang Yantu had five sons. Among them, the eldest son Yang Yanchi, named Bohua, and the second son Yang Yanqian, named Shuxiang, were all virtuous ministers of the Jin Dynasty. In the late Spring and Autumn Period, the Yangyu clan was attacked and destroyed by other Jin officials. Some of their descendants fled abroad and changed their surname to Yang and called them Yang clan. 4. Historically, the Lingling tribe in the south also had the surname Sheep. A branch with the surname Sheep. 5. Modified by the (female Ji) family. The famous families with the surname Yang lived in Mount Tai (southeast of today's Tai'an, Shandong) and Jingzhao (east of today's Chang'an, Shaanxi). 2. Migration and distribution in Lianshui County, Huai'an City, Jiangsu Province 3. County Wangtang Hall Hall number: "Zhongbi Hall": Yang Gong in the Han Dynasty, named Boyong, gave alms tea for 3 years. After drinking, a man took out a liter of stones from his arms and said to the Yang Gong: "If you plant this stone, you can get beautiful jade and a beautiful wife." The Yang Gong planted the stones, and sure enough, they grew. Jade comes. Mrs. Xu, a neighbor, had a beautiful daughter who was not engaged because she had to ask for a pair of white jade as a bride price. When the Yang Gong knew it, he knelt down to the place where the stones were planted and dug them. Sure enough, I got five pairs of white jade and sent them to the Xu family happily. Xu married her as soon as they met. After getting married, she gave birth to 10 sons, all of whom were very talented. Yang Gong later became prime minister. County Hope: It is recorded in "Country Hope Hundred Family Nature" that: Yang family looked out of Taishan County. Western Han County. In today's Tai'an County, Shandong Province. According to the Taiyang clan, the earliest ancestors came from the Yangyu clan of the Jin Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period. They moved to Mount Tai at the end of the Qin Dynasty. After a hundred years, by the Eastern Han Dynasty, they had "seven generations of two thousand stones, ministers, and schools" and developed into a world-famous person. clan. Yang Ke was the Sili Xiaowei in the reign of Emperor An of the Han Dynasty; his son Ru was Taichang in the reign of Emperor Huan. Ruzi Xu (141-189) was a famous minister during the reign of Emperor Ling. He served as the governor of Nanyang and was honest in government. His refusal to accept bribes while hanging a fish was legendary. Yangzhi, a descendant of the clan, had served as an official in Henan Province. He was a strict and upright person, and he was a leader of the Qing Dynasty for a while. Finally, he was imprisoned and died due to the disaster of the party. After entering the Wei Dynasty, the Yang clan members used their merits to support their orders (Yang Hu's uncle Yang Mi was an important minister who persuaded Sima Yi to join the Wei Dynasty), and they rose to high rank and achieved high status. Among Yangxu's three sons, the eldest son Mi is the prefect of Jingzhao; the second son is the prefect of Shangdang; the third son Dan is the official Taichang. The Sheep tribe is also closely related to the Sima family, a powerful official in Cao Wei. Huiyu, the daughter of Yangquan, was the wife of Sima Shi; the daughter of Yangshi (the king of Pingyang Township) and her husband Wang Su was the wife of Sima Zhao and the mother of Sima Yan. In the replacement of the Wei Dynasty by the Sima clan, Yang Hu, Yang Xiu and others made great contributions. After Jin was established, the Yang family was "very favored". Huiyu's younger brother Yang Hu (221-278) first served as a lieutenant in the state of Xiangguo and participated in Sima Zhao's secrets. At the beginning of the Jin Dynasty, he served as Shangshu Zuopushe, General Wei, and Commander-in-Chief of Jingzhou's military affairs. Yi Tong and the Third Division stayed in Xiangyang for ten years and returned to Jianghan, laying the foundation for conquering Soochow and unifying China. Two years after Hu's death, Wu Ping and Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty praised him as "the merit of Taifu Yang". (See Ma Dongying: "Yang Hu Chronicle" (draft)) Hu Congdi Xiu once joined the army in the expedition to the west and participated in the battle to destroy Shu. Young Master Xiu had a good relationship with Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty and helped him consolidate his position as the crown prince. Emperor Wu was promoted to the throne, promoted to General of the Left Guard, granted the title of Marquis of Ganlu Pavilion, moved to the Central Guard Army, and added casual cavalry officers. Other tribesmen such as Yangzhi, the governor of Wei County; Yangyao, the chariot and rider; Yangfa, the commander-in-chief of the Huaibei Guards; Yangjin; Zuopushe, the minister; Yangliang, Dahonglu; Yangchen, the governor of Xuzhou and the chief tutor. Shi, Mengyin Marquis, Shizhong; Yang Lun, Sanqi Changshi, Gao Yangxiang; Yangji, Yangping Prefect; Yang Yi, Pingnan General, Governor of all military affairs in the north of the Yangtze River; Yangpian, Siju Pinghou, Sanqi Changshi ; Yang Xuanzhi, Doctor Guanglu, Marquis of Xingjin. At this point, the Yang family's power reached its peak.

Wang Zhongluo's "History of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties" cited Yang Hu and other ten people, saying that they "may be the elders of the country and receive special gifts; some may participate in secret strategies and plots during the Wei and Jin Dynasties, serve as masters of secrets, or serve as important officials. The marriage of the royal family... was the minions and tiger ministers of the Jin Dynasty. The typical period of the dictatorship of the clans was actually formed during this period. "After Emperor Wu's death, the palace struggle in the Western Jin Dynasty became fierce and complicated, and the Yang family was involved in it, and its fate was ups and downs. After Xianrong, the daughter of Yang Xuanzhi, was established as Emperor Hui of the Jin Dynasty, she was deposed and established in the Eight Kings Rebellion. Finally, during the Han Dynasty's campaign to destroy the Western Jin Dynasty, she was captured by Liu Yao and made a queen (former Queen Zhao Xianwen). . When the Jin Dynasty crossed south, they were followed by the crown of the Central Plains. Some members of the Yang clan also crossed the river to serve in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Yangman, Emperor Yuan of the Jin Dynasty, joined the army in Zhendong and moved to Danyang Yin; Yangdan, the governor of Lujiang; Yangjian, the crown prince Zuowei; Yangkai, Shangshu Duguanlang; Yang Quan, Huangmenlang; Yang Sui , the minister of Zhongshu; Yang Ben, the secretary of the official, the princess of Nanjun, who was the emperor of Jin Ming Dynasty; Yang Buyi, the prefect of Guiyang; Yang Faxing, the Marquis of Juping. The struggle between various noble families in the Eastern Jin Dynasty for power was extremely fierce. The Yang clan had different positions and different endings. Yang Man was loyal to the Jin court and did not attach himself to Wang Dun at first. After Su Jun's rebellion, Man Fu led his troops to fight against it, but was defeated and killed. Yang Jian defeated Su Jun and made Fengcheng County Marquis for his merits. Yang Faxing relied on Huan. Xuan, Xuan was executed by Jin after his defeat. At the end of the Jin Dynasty, Liu Yu's power rose, and the Yang Hui and Yang Mu capitals among the sheep tribe became important figures under Liu Yu. When Liu Yu was guarding Jingkou, Yan Yangxin's younger brother Yang Hui was in charge of the record office; in the Song Dynasty, he moved to Zhongshu Lang and took charge of secrets many times. Yang Muzhi led his troops to participate in Liu Yu's Northern Expedition to Southern Yan. After destroying Yan, he served as the governor of Qingzhou and became a famous general of Liu's tribe. Yang Xin, his younger brother Xuanbao, first joined the army in the army of Liu Yuzhen. He was deeply respected for his courtesy. Later he served as Danyang Yin, the prefect of Kuaiji, and the prefect of Wujun. He was honest and had few desires, and he was often missed after he left. During the Ming Dynasty, he was promoted to the position of Doctor Guanglu, and he moved to Sanqi Changshi Tejin. His playing skills were exquisite and he was recognized as a master of Go in the Southern Dynasties. Xuan Bao Zi Rong, official Tong Zhilang. Xi, the son of brother Xuanbao, served as General Ningshuo and the governor of Guangzhou. In the fourth year of Taishi (468), he attacked and killed Liu Sidao, the rebel general. Since both the Song and Qi dynasties focused on the plain people and suppressed the gentry, the power of the Yang clan in the Southern Dynasties declined for a time during this period. After the division of the north and the south, the Taiyang clan initially followed the Han regime in the Southern Dynasties. Later, Emperor Taiwu of the Northern Wei Dynasty made an expedition to the south. Yanggui, the sixth grandson of Yangxiu, surrendered to the Wei Dynasty and was named Jupingzi. From then on, the Yangxiu family became official officials in the Wei Dynasty. In the Northern Dynasties, the number of hairpins was endless; in the Southern Dynasties, the Yangmen gradually declined, and the focus of the Yang clan shifted to the north.