Hello, I'm glad to answer your question! There are three main sources of the Zhao family: ① It comes from the won surname, and it was given to Zhao Cheng because the city was taken as the surname. According to the Records of Surname Compilation, the origin of Zhao's surname is as follows: "After Zhuan Xu Diboyi got his surname, he benefited from the thirteenth generation to Zaofu, and was named Zhao Cheng because he thought it was his surname." It can be seen that the person who used Zhao as his surname was Zhao Fu, the son of Emperor Zhuan Xu. He is good at driving. When he was in Zhou Muwang, he got the place of Zhao Cheng as a fief, and took the name of the fief as his surname, which was handed down from generation to generation. At that time, Zhao Cheng's present position was roughly in the southwest of Zhaocheng County. Later, this family once propagated to Tianshui (now Gansu), Nanyang (now Henan), Jincheng (now Gansu), Xiapi (now Jiangsu) and Yingchuan (now Henan). According to historical records, Zhao's kindred is Jintian, one of the five ancient emperors. It is said that Shao Hao's daughter Nuxiu gave birth to Hao Tao because she swallowed the egg of a mysterious bird. Hao Tao's14th grandson, Zhao Fu, lived in the Zhou Dynasty. Because he is good at training horses and driving, he is deeply loved by Zhou Muwang. Later, because he drove Mu Wang back to Beijing in time to quell the rebellion, he gave Zhao Cheng (now Hong Tong, Shaanxi Province) to Zhao Fu as a fief, and Zhao Fu's descendants took the fief Zhao Cheng as their surname, forming Zhao's surname. Thus, the earliest surname of the Chinese nation, Zhao, was born. Later, the State of Zhao was established in the early years of the Warring States, and was destroyed by the State of Qin in 222 BC. Its royal family and ordinary people all take the country name as their surname and call it Zhao. Zhao is one of the six surnames in China (), and there is a saying that "Li Zhao is everywhere (Liu)". At the end of the Zhou Dynasty, Sun Shudai, the seventh son of Zhao Fu, led some clans to move to the State of Jin because of exclusion, but Zhao, who had not moved to the State of Jin, still lived in Zhao Cheng. From then on, Zhao not only took root in the state of Jin, but also gradually flourished. By the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, that is, during the period of King Wei Lie of Zhou Dynasty, the Zhao family was stronger, and further divided into Jin State with the Han and Wei families who were also doctors, and became princes respectively. This is the so-called "three ethnic groups divided into Jin" in history. Later, Zhao's national strength became stronger and stronger, becoming one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period. The capital is located in Jinyang, which is now the northern part of Taiyuan County, Shanxi Province. It can be seen that people surnamed Zhao were originally from Shanxi, and then gradually moved to other places. "Five hundred years ago, it was a family." For someone surnamed Zhao, if you go back seriously like this, it will be more than 500 years. The State of Zhao, established after the "Three Tribes Divided into Jin", became one of the "Seven Heroes of the Warring States". After Zhao was destroyed by Qin, two branches of Zhao's surname appeared ―― Tianshui Zhao and Zhuojun Zhao. The last king of Zhao was moved to Xirong by Qin Shihuang, and part of Zhao moved to Gansu and lived in Tianshui, forming the Zhao family in Tianshui. Zhao Qian, the son of Zhao Haoqi Daoxiang, was exiled to Fangling (now Fangxian County, Hubei Province), and his descendants moved from Fangling to Chiwu in Zhuo Jun County (now Boye County, Hebei Province) in the Han Dynasty, forming another school of Zhao's surname-Zhao in Zhuo Jun County. Since then, Zhao continued to expand outward, even to the northern and central parts of Vietnam today. (2) It was founded twice, and the emperor gave it a surname. In the Song Dynasty, with the establishment of the Zhao Dynasty, Zhao's position became more prominent and his scope of activities was further expanded. In the Song Dynasty, there were 18 emperors surnamed Zhao, who lived for more than 300 years. During the reign of Emperor Taizong of the Northern Song Dynasty, Li Jipeng and Li, the leaders of the Tangut Tuoba Department, surrendered one after another, and the court gave them the names Zhao Baozhong and Zhao Baoji respectively. Song Shenzong named Mu Rong Zhao Sizhong; Song Zhezong named Zhao Huaide Long Zanqing Tang Longmao of Hehuang Qiang nationality; His younger brother, Bang Cui, was named Zhao Huaiyi; Ma Su, a native of Guangluqing in Liao Dynasty, was named Zhao for his meritorious service in Song Dynasty. In the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty, Yuwen Xu Zhong, a Xianbei ethnic group, tried to rescue Song Huizong and Song Qinzong who were captured by the Jin Dynasty. Being outnumbered, he was killed, and the Southern Song Dynasty court gave him the surname Zhao. In addition, since the Tang Dynasty, a large number of Jews entered China, especially in the Song Dynasty. The surname of Jewish immigrants was given by the emperor. According to the inscription in the second year of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty (1489), Jews at that time had seventeen surnames, including Li, An, Ai, Gao, Mu, Zhao and Jin. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, a Jewish doctor who joined China was sincere. Zhao Zhuocheng, governor of Zhangnan Road, Fujian Province, was also a Jew during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of Ming Dynasty, showed leniency to the surrendered Mongolian aristocrats and gave them Chinese names to show his praise. There was a Mongolian nobleman named Qibatu, who was named Zhao Zhongmei, and their descendants were also surnamed Zhao. In ancient times, one person took the surname of the country and was proud of supporting his family. The people changed their surnames to the national surnames, which greatly expanded the population of Zhao. ③ Ethnic minorities changed their surnames to Zhao. With the development of history, Zhao's surname developed from Han nationality to Manchu and Mongolian, ...

The origin of Zhao surname Zhao surname is the seventh most popular surname in China today, with a large population, accounting for about 2.3% of the Han population in China.

Trace the source

There are three origins: 1, starting from Shao Hao in Jintian. Sima Zhen's research on Historical Records pointed out: "Zuo Zhuan is the following country, and the surname is Gaiqi, so Qin and Zhao are less Hao." In the Western Zhou Dynasty, Zhao Fu, a descendant of Shao Hao, was sealed to Zhao Cheng for meritorious service, and Zhao Fu's descendants elected his father as the royal family of Zhou Xuanwang. My father gave birth to my uncle. Because Zhou Youwang had no choice, he left the Zhou royal family and went to Jin as the royal family. In this way, Zhao entered the state of Jin and later became a doctor. When Zhou Weilie was king, he was listed as a vassal. The founding monarch, Zhao Liehou, was a descendant of Zhao Shuai, a doctor of the Jin Dynasty, and was one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States. After being destroyed by Qin, the Duke of Zhao was named after the original country and became Zhao.

2. I changed my surname to Zhao for ethnic minorities. For example, there were Zhao Anji (Xiongnu) in the Han Dynasty, Zhao Tufu ("Naman") and Zhao Guozhen (descendants of chiefs) in the Five Dynasties.

3. Zhao Song gave his surname. Historical figures Li, Mu, Long and Yu Wen all took Zhao as their surname.

Who knows the origin of the surname Zhao? First, trace the source.

1, derived from the won surname, was formed in the Western Zhou Dynasty, with Boyi as the ancestor and Zhao Fu as the concrete ancestor. Boyi, the grandson of Emperor Zhuan Xu, took Shun as his surname. Zhao Fu, the ninth grandson of Boyi, was a famous horse-riding expert in the Western Zhou Dynasty. He bought eight horses in Taolin area, trained them and gave them to Zhou Muwang. Zhou Muwang is equipped with a good car, let the cook drive for him. He often goes out hunting and playing. Once he went west to Kunlun Mountain and met the Queen Mother of the West, but he forgot to come back. At this time, Zhou Muwang was very worried when he heard the news of Xu Xu Rebecca's rebellion. At this critical moment, Zhao Fu drove thousands of miles, which enabled Zhou Muwang to quickly return to Haojiang, sent his troops in time to defeat Xu Yanwang and put down the rebellion. Because Zhao Fuli made great contributions, Zhou Muwang named him Zhao Cheng. From then on, people in Zaofu were called Scott. When he preached to Xiang, the king took the seventh Sun Shu away from Zhou because of his lack of knowledge. Since then, Zhao's descendants have been doctors of the State of Jin for generations. In the early years of the Warring States, the Sun of Shu joined forces with Wei and Han to enfeoffment Jin and establish Zhao. By the time his grandson was born in Zhao, he was officially recognized by King Lie of Zhou and ranked as a vassal with the Han and Wei Dynasties. In 222 BC, the State of Zhao was destroyed by the State of Qin, and its royal nobles and ordinary people took the country name as their surname, calling it Zhao.

2. Change his surname from his home. For example, in the Han dynasty, there was Zhao Anji of the Huns; In the Tang Dynasty, there was Naiman Zhao Tutian. During the Five Dynasties, there was a barbarian Zhao Town in this area (now Guangxi and Guizhou).

Second, migration was distributed in the Qin Dynasty. Zhao Tuo, a real person (now Zhengding, Hebei Province), was appointed as the commander of Longchuan County, Nanhai County, and later as the commander of Nanhai County. At the end of Qin Dynasty, Guilin, Nanhai and Xiangxiang counties merged to establish Nanyue State, and Emperor Gaozu made Nanyue King. Since then, Zhao Tuo's descendants have multiplied in Guangdong and Guangxi. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the capital was captured by Dong Zhuo, and Zhao Da, a native of Luoyang, took refuge in Jiangdong. During Tang Gaozong's reign, Zhao Duan, a native of the Central Plains, entered Fujian and opened Zhangzhou with Zheng Chen and Chen Yuanguang. During the Five Dynasties, Liu established the Southern Han regime in Guangzhou, and Luoyang's three brothers, Guangfeng and Guangyin, settled down. Kaifeng people Zhao and Zhao Chongtao settled in Chengdu, Sichuan because of their official positions. In the early Southern Song Dynasty, Zhao Yongxian, a Kaifeng native, fled south with Zhao Gou, Song Gaozong, and moved to Changshu, Jiangsu, while Zhao Fan, a Zhengzhou native, moved to Shangrao, Jiangxi. After the demise of the Southern Song Dynasty, the imperial clan Zhao fled to Penghu, Chaoyang and other places, and then developed and multiplied in Fujian and Guangdong. During the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty, people from Fujian, Guangdong and other places moved to Taiwan Province Province one after another, and then many people moved overseas, distributed in some countries and regions in Europe, America and Southeast Asia.

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Bantang: After the Five Dynasties, Zhao Pu helped Zhao Kuangyin to launch a mutiny in Chen Qiao and establish the Song Dynasty. Song Taizu and Zhao Kuangyin appointed Zhao Pu as prime minister. He also put forward the method of relieving the military power by drinking a glass of wine, reducing local armed forces, consolidating centralization, and trying every means to manage the world well. Song Taizu asked: Ai Qing! How did you manage the country so well? Zhao Pu replied: I only rely on half of the Analects! After Zhao Pu's death, his family tidied up his bookcase. There were really no treasures, only The Analects of Confucius, which he often read when he was alive. Qinhetang: In the Song Dynasty, Zhao Tuan, the imperial adviser in the temple, was a good official who was honest and loved the people, and was called the iron-faced imperial adviser. When he was the magistrate of Chengdu, he was as clear as water. When he saw the people living and working in peace and contentment, he happily played the piano for fun. He keeps a crane and often encourages himself not to be corrupted by its white hair; Use the red color on the crane's head to motivate yourself to serve the country faithfully. He is poor. He has nothing but a piano and a crane. Zhao also took Tianshui, Xiao, Gu Zhi, Cui Huan and Ai Ri Ru Tang as his Tang names.

Looking at Tianshui County in the County: Building a County in the Western Han Dynasty. This branch of Zhao family originated from the prince and the acting king. Zhuo Jun: The county where Emperor Gao Han lived. This branch of Zhao is a branch of Yingchuan Zhao, whose ancestor is the descendant of Zhao Guanghan, the satrap of Yingchuan in the Western Han Dynasty. Nanyang County: During the Warring States Period, Qin was a local county. This branch of Zhao is a branch of Tianshui Zhao, whose ancestor was Zhao Jia, a teacher of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Yingchuan County: County was established in Qin Dynasty. The ancestor of this branch of Zhao was Guanghan, a descendant of Zhao, the king of the Western Han Dynasty.

Fourth, historical celebrities.

Zhao Kuangyin: Originally a general of the later Zhou Dynasty, Chen Qiao mutinied, replacing Zhou as emperor, and founded the Song Dynasty, which lasted for 320 years ... >>

The Origin of Zhao's Historical Significance in the Warring States Period

Source composition surnamed Zhao 300 "Dreaming about the Future" Sometimes, hiding in a corner and imagining who your future is? Psychologist? A detective? Or a teacher? Do you know why you ask? Then let me introduce myself! My surname is Zhao, and I was born in 2000. I am good at English and psychological counseling. I think in the future, I will be a psychologist sitting in a public office to help patients cure "diseases"! Then continue to introduce my "psychology" topic! 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Know what I'm counting? Just a friend who asked me to explore psychology, hehe! In this life, everyone will encounter troubles. I don't like to see others sad, so I hope to be a person who makes everyone happy! I also chose a name for my future company! The name of my company is "Happy Forever", isn't it? I will have a personality, haha! I am still a naughty person, with strange ideas and strange walking! You can call me Dr. Speed. Because I am a more boyish girl. Sometimes, I want to be an ordinary person and cook, plant flowers and raise fish with my best friend. Then, eat barbecue in the wild and play games with friends! Then I will be very happy every day. I can stay away from the dust of the city and people's quarrels. I also have a different dream: to open a museum, not an ordinary museum! The area is four times that of Yunnan Province. Haha, it also includes the cultural relics that were robbed of the Yuanmingyuan in China before, which is equivalent to the second Yuanmingyuan. We will remember the previous lessons! Its new name is: Historical Park. This is what I want to do and my dream!

Historically, Zhao was one of the ancient surnames in China, and it was also widely distributed all over the country. Zhao's kindred is Shaogao Jintian, and his kindred is Boyi. Zhao is one of the most popular surnames in China, ranking first among hundreds of surnames. According to historical records, Zhao's kindred is Jintian, one of the five ancient emperors. It is said that Shao Hao's daughter Nuxiu gave birth to Hao Tao because she swallowed the egg of a mysterious bird. Hao Tao's14th grandson, Zhao Fu, lived in the Zhou Dynasty. Because he is good at training horses and driving, he is deeply loved by Zhou Muwang. Later, because he rushed back to Beijing and quelled the rebellion in time, Zhou Muwang gave Zhao Cheng (now Hong Tong, Shaanxi Province) to Zhao Fu as a fief, and Zhao Fu's descendants took the fief Zhao Cheng as their surname, forming Zhao's surname. Thus, the earliest surname of the Chinese nation, Zhao, was born.

Another scholar believes that Zhao's surname originated from wang xing, and wang xing was formed in the Western Zhou Dynasty, with Boyi as the ancestor and Zhao Fu as the concrete ancestor. Boyi, the grandson of Emperor Zhuan Xu, took Shun as his surname. Zhao Fu, the ninth grandson of Boyi, was a famous carriage master in the Western Zhou Dynasty. At the end of the Zhou Dynasty, Sun Shudai, the seventh son of Zhao Fu, led some clans to move to the State of Jin because of exclusion, but Zhao, who had not moved to the State of Jin, still lived in Zhao Cheng. From then on, Zhao not only took root in the state of Jin, but also gradually flourished. The State of Zhao, established after the Three Jin Dynasties, became one of the "Seven Heroes of the Warring States". After Zhao was destroyed by Qin, there were two branches of Zhao surname-Tianshui Zhao and Zhuojun Zhao. The last county king of Zhao was moved to Xirong by Qin Shihuang, and part of Zhao moved to Gansu and lived in Tianshui, forming the Zhao family in Tianshui. The son of Daoxiang was exiled to Fangling (now Fangxian County, Hubei Province), and his descendants moved from Fangling to Li (Li Li) Wu (now Boye, Hebei Province) in the Han Dynasty, forming another branch of Zhao's family-Zhuo Jun Zhao. Since then, Zhao continued to expand outward, even to the northern and central parts of Vietnam today.

In the statistics of hundreds of surnames in Ming Dynasty, Zhao ranked 15. In the Song Dynasty, Zhao ranked first among hundreds of surnames. Before 2006, the population of Zhao Zong exceeded 20 million. According to the proportion of population, Zhao is the seventh largest surname in China. In 2007, according to the statistics of relevant state departments, there were 10 surnames in China with a total population of over 20 million, followed by Wang, Li, Zhang, Liu, Chen, Yang, Huang, Zhao, Wu and Zhou. Zhao is one of the most widely distributed and common surnames, accounting for about 4.29% of the total population of Han nationality in China, and it is the eighth largest surname in China.

There are countless celebrities named Zhao, such as Jin in the Spring and Autumn Period, Zhao She and Zhao Sheng in Pingyuan Group, and Zhao Gao, the prime minister of Qin in the Warring States Period. In the Western Han Dynasty, there were Zhao, Zhao Guanghan, Zhao and Zhao Chongguo who were over 70 years old. Zhao Yun, a famous soldier of the Three Kingdoms. In the Tang Dynasty, there was a Miao people named Guo Zhen, a minister of the Ministry of Industry, also known as Zhao. In the 320 years since the founding of the Song Dynasty, there have been emperors such as,,,,, and. , and a famous prime minister Zhao Pu. The monarch of Xixia, a Tangut Qiang, was named Zhao. There were famous painters such as Zhao Mengfu in the Yuan Dynasty. There were officials in the Ming Dynasty and Zhao, a painter and seal engraver in the Qing Dynasty. In modern times, there are more celebrities surnamed Zhao, such as writer Zhao Shuli, poet Zhao Puchu and artist Zhao Dan. They are all well known. There are 12 generals named Zhao in contemporary China. They are General Zhao Keming from Wuhan, Hubei. 1988 was awarded the rank of major general in September, and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant general on June 20, 2004. General Zhao Nanqi, (-), Korean. Jilin (now Yongji) County, Jilin Province. 1September, 988, was awarded the rank of General of China People. Lieutenant General Zhao Kun (1929-) is a native of Fengxian County, Jiangsu Province. 1988 was awarded the rank of lieutenant general in September. Zhao Zhao (1923-2004), formerly known as Zhao, is a pen name, and he is an Anguan from Hebei. 1988 was awarded the rank of lieutenant general air force in September. He died in Beijing on June 4th, 2004 at the age of 8 1. Lieutenant General Zhao Xianshun (1924-2002) was born in Yongcheng, Henan. 1988 was awarded the rank of lieutenant general in September. He died in Beijing on February 2, 2002 at the age of 78. Lieutenant General Zhao Xingyuan (1925-) is a native of Jinan, Shandong. 1988 was awarded the rank of lieutenant general in September. Zhao (1935- 1994) is a native of Suizhong County, Liaoning Province. 1993 was promoted to the rank of lieutenant general. 1994 died of illness on September 27th at the age of 59. Zhao is from Laiyang County, Shandong Province. 1990 promoted to the rank of lieutenant general. 19......& gt& gt

The origin of Zhao's surname Baidu Encyclopedia has

Textual research on the origin of Zhao surname: one of the textual research on the origin of Zhao surname.

"Hundred Family Names" was compiled together with the Song Dynasty. The surname of the emperor is the surname of the country, and of course it ranks first.

In the first sentence of Hundred Family Names, "Qian Sun" means "power" and "money" means "money". The problem of everything in the world and money is the first problem.

Location: Tianshui County, Gansu Province, Nanyang County, Henan Province, Jincheng County, Gansu Province, Xiayi County, Jiangsu Province and Yingchuan County, Henan Province.

The second mention of the origin of Zhao's surname

Zhao is a descendant of the ancient emperor. Zhao's concrete ancestor is a descendant-Zhao Fu. According to legend, Zhao Fu was a famous driver in the Western Zhou Dynasty. He once got eight good horses in Huashan. He tamed eight horses and gave them to Zhou Muwang. Zhou Muwang used these horses, plus excellent carriages, to let Zhao Fu drive around. Once, he met the Queen Mother of the West in Kunlun Mountain and stayed there for several years. It was not until I heard that Xu Yanwang rebelled and led 36 vassal states to attack Zhoudu that I hurriedly asked Zhao Fu to drive back to Beijing. Because Zhao Fu got back in time, Zhou Muwang put down the rebellion, so King Mu named Zhao Cheng Zhao Fu's food city. Since then, Zhao Fu's descendants have been living in Zhao, taking Zhao as their surname. Zhao's early development in the north. In 403 BC, Zhao was founded and became one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States. Until 222 BC, it was destroyed by the state of Qin. From the Qin Dynasty, Zhao gradually developed to Hainan, Guangdong, Guangxi and other places. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, Zhao entered Taiwan. Zhao's main settlements are: Tianshui, Handan, Nanyang, Jincheng, Xiapi, □ Chuan, Xin 'an, Dunhuang, Pingyuan, Calm, Changshu and Shangrao.

See Baidu Encyclopedia baike.baidu/view/13821for details.

The origin of Manchu surname Zhao is "Li Zhao everywhere Liu". Zhao is the most popular surname in China. "Compilation of Surnames" records: "After Emperor Boyi of Zhuan Xu got his surname, he benefited from thirteen generations to Zaofu. He was good at guarding and serving Zhou Muwang and was named Zhao Cheng because he thought he was a surname." In other words, Zhao was originally from the Western Zhou Dynasty. Because Zhao Fu was good at driving and appreciated by Zhou Muwang, he was sent to Zhao Cheng (located in Hongtong County, Shanxi Province), so he took the city as his surname. Prior to this, Zhao's surname should be Won. They shared a common ancestor with the royal family of the Qin Dynasty, that is, Boyi, the descendant of Zhuan Xu, was almost the heir of Dayu.

Zhao's glorious history

Zhou Youwang had no choice, so the descendants of Zhao Wuji came to the State of Jin and became a scholar-bureaucrat. In the early years of the Warring States, Zhao Fudi19th generation Sun joined forces with others to divide the State of Jin into three and establish the State of Zhao. After Qin Shihuang destroyed Zhao, the nobles and civilians of Zhao missed the motherland and took the country as their surname, so the number of people surnamed Zhao increased. Until the establishment of the Song Dynasty at the end of the Five Dynasties, Zhao's position became more prominent. Because the emperor's surname was Zhao, Zhao ranked first among the hundreds of surnames in the Song Dynasty. In history, there are so many celebrities surnamed Zhao that even a rural lowlife can easily name several people, so I won't show off here.

Judging from "giving surnames" and changing surnames of ethnic minorities, there are many Zhao surnames.

Modern people swear, and often say: Go your own way and take your surname. It is a great shame for many people to take someone else's surname. But in feudal society, it was a great honor to be given the title by the emperor. If you change yourself, it doesn't matter, and the tribe and subordinates will change with it. In the Song Dynasty, such records were everywhere. For example, during the reign of Emperor Taizong of the Northern Song Dynasty, Li Jipeng and Li, the leaders of the Tangut Tuoba Department living in Ningxia, Gansu and northwestern Shaanxi, surrendered successively, and the court gave them the names Zhao Baozhong and Zhao Baoji respectively. In addition, many ethnic minorities changed their surnames to Zhao in history. For example, there were Zhao Anji (Xiongnu) and Zhao Tufu ("Na Man") in the Han Dynasty, and Zhao Guozhen (descendant of chiefs) in the Five Dynasties.

Most Manchu Zhao surnames are "Jueluo".

Manchu surnames have many "XX Jue Luo". Include Ilgen Jueluo, Shu Shujue Luo, Xilin Jueluo, Tong Yan Jueluo, Ayan Jueluo, Hulun Jueluo, Aha Jueluo and Zara Jueluo. It is considered that "Jueluo" is the surname, and the prefix added to the surname is originally intended to distinguish each other. Aisingiorro's "love for the new" means "gold" to show his aristocratic status. According to legend, at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, Yehenala had a war with Aisingiorro clan. At that time, the patriarch of the Aisinggioro family pointed to the earth and said, "We are the noblest gold on the earth." On the contrary, "Ilgen" in "Ilgen Jueluo" can be translated into "people", which means "common people". After the Revolution of 1911, due to well-known reasons, Manchu people changed their Han surnames one after another. Among them, Liu, Jin and Zhao are the three surnames. "Aisingiorro" mostly changed its surname to "Jin" according to free translation, and a few changed its surname to "Zhao". Other "Jueluo" families, especially the "Ilgen Jueluo" family in Xinbin area, basically changed their surnames to Zhao.

It is said that the Manchu "Jueluo surname" was originally "Zhao"

There are always different opinions about the meaning of "Jue Luo". After textual research, "Jueluo" originally meant "Zhao". "Jueluo" is a descendant of Hehe who was taken captive by the Jin people. This story was passed down from mouth to mouth among the old Manchu people in earlier years. Someone has done a survey: after the demise of the Manchu Dynasty, none of the Manchus in Northeast China and Hebei changed their surnames to Jin, but all changed their surnames to Zhao. It is said that the real reason is this legend. Due to the lack of necessary evidence, this statement is not credible. However, I prefer it to be true.