1. The eldest son: Ji Kao, that is, Bo Yikao, was killed by Zhou, and has no descendants' surname.

2. The second son: Ji Fa, namely Zhou Wuwang, founded the Western Zhou Dynasty. Their descendants' surnames are Zhou, Zhai, Dong, Yong, Ya, Yin, Yu, Tang, Wen, Xing, Jia, Hou, He, Dan, Jie, Han, Bu, Bei, Ju, Zhang, Jian, Ji, Dang, Jin, Qu, Ying, Weng and Yang.

3. The third son: Ji Xian, who was named "Guan Shu Xian" by Zhou Wuwang. The surnames of their descendants are mainly related to, Yin and Bai.

4. Fourth son: Ji Dan, Duke Zhou. After his death, he took the place of Regent, managed Cai's rebellion, formulated rites and music, and established Zhou. His son Bo Qin sealed Lu State and established Lu State. The surnames of descendants of Duke Zhou mainly include Lu, Fan, Jiang, Xing, Mao, Qian and Ji.

5. The fifth son, named Cai, also known as "Cai Shudu", died in exile for participating in the rebellion. Later, his son was returned to Cai by a king and established. Cai Shudu's descendants' surnames are mainly Cai.

6. Ji Zhenduo, the sixth son of Di, was named Cao Shuzhen Duo and established Cao Guo. His descendants' surnames are mainly Cao and Bian.

7. Di's seventh son was named "Cheng" to establish Li Guo. The surnames of their descendants are mainly success and prosperity.

8. Dibazi: Ji Chu, who was sealed in Huo in 1605, established Huo Guo, also known as "Huo Shuchu". Because he participated in the rebellion, he was demoted to Shu Ren by the Duke of Zhou, and then returned to Huo, and his title was reduced from marquis to earl. His descendants' surname is mainly Huo.

9. Dijiuzi: Ji Feng, also known as "Kang Shu Feng", was sealed in Kang at the beginning of the week. Here, it was changed to Wei, and Wei State was established. The surnames of their descendants mainly include Wei, Kang, Chang, Shi, Ling, Ning, Sun and Qi.

10. Di Shizi: Ji Zai, Yu Yong or Ran was made emperor by Zhou Chengwang, and Shen Guo was established; Because it ranks the lowest, it is carried out quarterly, quarterly and temporarily. The surnames of their descendants mainly include Shen, You, Yong and Ran.

1 1. The eldest son Ji was originally named Zhao Gong, so he was called Zhao Gong, Zhao Gong and Shaogong. Posthumous title was also called "Gong" because he was "Kang" after his death. After King Wu destroyed the Shang Dynasty, he and his son Ji Ke were sealed in the State of Yan, which was established, so it was also called "Yan Zhaogong". The surnames of their descendants are mainly Zhao, Shao, Yan, Bei, Sheng, Qiao and Miao.

12. The second son of Shu was named Bo by Mao, and later generations took Mao as their surname, so he was also named Zheng, Mao and Mao.

13. Shu Sanzi: Shu Gao, who was named Gao Hou or Gao Zi by Zhou Wuwang, established a high country. His descendants, surnamed Gao, wrote a report.

14. The fourth son of Shu: He was named Liao, and his descendants were mainly named Liao.

15. Shu Wuzi: Yong Bo, sealed in Yong, and his descendants' surname is Yong.

16. Shu: Ji embroidery was first sealed in the wrong place, so it was called "wrong uncle embroidery", and was later sealed by Zhou Gong to establish Tengguo. The surnames of their descendants are mainly Teng and Teng.

17. Shu Qizi: He was named Bi Gong, and the seal was completed. The surnames of their descendants mainly include Bi, Feng, Wang, Wan, Wei, Pan, Pang and Xiao.

18. Shubazi: What was named by Zhou Wuwang is one of the best in the world, and it has been called in history. Their descendants' surnames are mainly the original surnames.

19. Shu Jiuzi: Yu Zi, after being blocked by Zhou Wuwang. Their descendants' surnames mainly include Tan, Feng and Lu.

20. Shu Shizi: Jipu, sealed as a foreigner, also known as Yibo. The surnames of their descendants are mainly Huan, Xun, Xun, Cheng, Zhi and Fu.

2 1. Eleven sons of Shu: those who were sealed in Yu Sheng were the ancestors of some Sheng surnames.

22. Twelve sons of Shu: Ying Ji, also known as Shu Ying, was sealed in Laidi and was the ancestor of a Laixing.

Extended data:

Ji Chang (1 152- 1056), surnamed Ji, Ming Chang, grandson of King Tai of Zhou Dynasty, son of the founder of Zhou Dynasty, was born in Qishan, Shaanxi Province. After his father died, he inherited the position of Xibohou, so he was called Xibohou. In the forty-second year of Xibochang, Ji Chang became king, which was known as Zhou Wenwang in history. After 50 years in office, he was a wise king in the history of China.

During his reign, he was diligent in political affairs, attached importance to the development of agricultural production, respected corporal and virtuous, recruited talented people, worshipped as a strategist, and made plans to use troops, resulting in "three points in the world and two points in the week"; Take over Henan and Switzerland, attack and destroy Li (now Changzhi, Shanxi), Zhi (now Qinyang, Henan) and other countries; Fengjing, the capital (now Xi 'an, Shaanxi), laid the foundation for the destruction of merchants by King Wu. He acted the Old Biography of Zhouyi. In addition, the creation of Zhou Li was highly praised by later Confucianism. Confucius even called King Wen "the English of three generations".

In the fiftieth year of Zhou Wenwang (BC 1056), King Wen collapsed and was buried in the Garden. The Tomb of the Western Zhou Dynasty (the site of Zhougong Temple) is located at the southern foot of Fenghuang Mountain in Qishan County, Baoji City, Shaanxi Province.

1046 years ago, Zhou Wuwang Ji Fa, the second son of Ji Chang, destroyed the business and made Ji Chang king of literature. In 690, Wu Zetian claimed to be a descendant of Ji Chang and worshipped as the ancestor of Wendi.

References:

Zhou Wen Wang Jichang-Baidu Encyclopedia