Yu, surname, first name, number Yu. Later generations addressed him as Dayu, the leader of Xia Houshi. Legend has it that he is the great-grandson of Emperor Zhuan Xu and the sixth great-grandson of Emperor Xuanyuan. The father's name is Kun, and the mother cultivates herself for her daughter. According to legend, Yu made great contributions to the flood control of the Yellow River and was abdicated by Shun Zen. Yu was the first emperor of Xia Dynasty, so later generations also called him Yu. He was a wise emperor who was as famous as Yao and Shun in the legendary era of China. His most outstanding achievement is that he has been praised for controlling the catastrophic floods and designated China as Kyushu. Later generations called him Dayu, which means Dayu.

Loushi

There are three sources of surnames, one is from Lu, the other is from ancient ethnic minorities, and the third is from the Northern Wei Dynasty. The population is mainly distributed in Zhejiang Province, including Hangzhou, Ningbo, Jinhua, Lishui and Zhuji. There are many historical celebrities named Lou, mainly related to Lou Hu, a doctor of health, a native of Nanchang County, Lou Chang, a scholar from Yingzong to Pingping in the Northern Song Dynasty, and Lou Nian, a scholar from Jiading in the 16th year. Contemporary celebrities include Lou Yun, the vault king, Lou Nanquan, an academician of China Academy of Sciences, and the World Outstanding Chinese Artists Building.

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