The origin of surnames

The first origin

Originated from the surname Ji, the title of emperor and monarch originated from the Western Zhou Dynasty belongs to the title of monarch. As a self-styled man, Ang was called "I" by ancient emperors and princes of vassal states. In the late Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it was renamed as "solitary" and "widowed", and it was only after Qin Shihuang that it was called "I". The name "Ang" must be a king or a noble, and the descendants who take the title as their surname are called Ang's. Xian, also known as self-confession, means that women call me "I", which is the self-confession of ancient emperors and princesses. It was renamed "widow" in the late Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and it was called "mourning" only after Qin Shihuang. Those who are called "Xuan" must be the queen and concubine of Wang, and some of their descendants take titles as surnames, which are called Xuan's. In ancient times, the words "Xuan", "Ang" and "Ang" were synonyms. Later, some people avoided the monarch and renamed it Ang's.

The word "Ang", which means "inheriting your virtue", has been passed down from generation to generation and is one of the very old surnames. Its surname is pronounced yáng(ㄧㄤˊ).

The second origin

Originated from the surname Ji, from the fief of Uncle Ang, a doctor of the Western Zhou Dynasty, which belongs to the name of fief. According to the history book "Examination of Surnames", "Ang, later it is uncle Ang." This point is recorded in the historical book Surname Dictionary and Record of Rare Surnames. Ang was the name of the city in the Western Zhou Dynasty (now Qingcheng, Sichuan). Uncle Ang was named Ang's surname, and later generations took the city as their surname, calling it Ang's surname. It was passed down from generation to generation, and history called Ang's enlightenment.

Most people in Ang's family respect Ang's uncle as their surname, and their surname is pronounced as

The third origin

Originated from the surname of Zi, from Gongzi Ang, the son of Song Mugong, the monarch of the Song State in the Spring and Autumn Period, and belongs to the name of the ancestor. According to the historical book "The Origin of Surnames", "Song Gongzi is the queen." It is also recorded in the document China Dictionary of Ancient and Modern Surnames: "Ang was the son of Mu Gong in the Spring and Autumn Period and Song Dynasty. This is the child's surname, and it is based on grandpa's name. " Duke Mu of Song was the Song Republic, named He Zi, who died in Zhou Pingwang in 51 years (in 720 BC, the third year of Lu Yingong). Duke Mu of Song has two sons, one is Zi Feng and the other is Zi Ang. The descendants of Zi 'ang take their ancestors' names as their surnames and call them Ang's. It stands to reason that the eldest son inherited the throne after the death of the vassal, but on his deathbed, Duke Mu of Song called Taizaihua's father, martial arts, nephew and Yi to the bed. Song Mugong said, "My eldest brother Song thinks I am a saint and insists on making me a monarch. How can he wronged my nephew and foreigners? Now I can't, thanks to you, if I can get a whole body after I die. When I arrived in the underworld, my brother asked my son how he was. What can I say? Therefore, after I die, you should be a monarch and let me die without regret. " When Confucius and Yi heard this, they immediately said, "But all civil and military officials are willing to be loyal to your son Feng!" Song Mugong said, "No! My brother gave up his seat to me for virtue. If I don't give it to my nephew, what virtue am I, and I am not a sinner? " In the end, Song Mugong drove his son Feng to live in Zheng, and finally gave his position to Yi, for the sake of the Song Dynasty. Soon after, in order to unite with Song State to attack Zheng State, Weiguo said to Duke Song: "Zifeng is the scourge of Zheng State after all. If you want to get rid of him, we will help you. " This proves that the relationship between Duke Song and his son Feng is not good. Son Feng was deprived of his political future by Song Mugong and rushed to Zheng State to be sent. Of course, he refused to let go, thus burying the reasons for the years of war in Song State. Kong Fu's father had a "beautiful and gorgeous" wife, but unfortunately he was met by China's father in the street, which made the son of the Song Dynasty look straight and unable to walk. After returning home, Washington's forehead was full of beautiful women, and finally it was unbearable. He killed his colleague Kong Fu and took possession of these beautiful women. When Song Xianggong learned of the scandal, he was furious. The founding father was so anxious that he even killed Song Xianggong. The son who fled to Zheng returned to China to become Duke Zhuang of Song Dynasty, and Feng came back to be the monarch of Song Dynasty.

All the people named Ang respect Song Zhuanggong's younger brother as Zu and Nian.

The fourth origin

Originated from the Mongols, from the Angqin tribe of the Mongols in the Yuan Dynasty, named after the clan. At the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, Mongolian Angji tribal men migrated from Liaodong area to settle in Angji Village, Xishanyi Town, Feidong County, Hefei City, Anhui Province, and took the homophonic Chinese characters of tribal names as their surnames, which gradually multiplied into a larger Angji village, and later moved to Gao Zhe Town, Chaohu City.

The surname of Ang, a Mongolian, is pronounced ㄤˊ.

The fifth origin

Originated from the Yi people, it is the descendant of Lu Kuile 'ang, the leader of the Yi people in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, and belongs to the name of the ancestors. Lukui Shan Ye Yi nationality is the name of Yi compatriots who lived in Shilin area of Yunnan during the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. Its chief is called "Le Ang" in the first world, which means "chief" in Chinese. Some of his descendants took the appellation as their surname, called Ang's, indicating that they were descendants of Yi nobles. The life and reproduction of Ang family of Yi people in Guishan Township, Shilin Yi Autonomous County, Yunnan Province. Today, under three hundred-year-old trees near Laohai Village in Guishan Township, there is an inscription of an clan on June 29th in the 20th year of the Republic of China (AD 193 1). The inscription describes the migration and evolution of Yi 'ang clan in Yi language and Chinese characters, which is called "Hai 'ang clan genealogy monument". In the inscription of Hai Yi 'ang's genealogy tablet, China's regular script is engraved in yin, straight from right to left; Yi language is engraved in Yin, written by An Fa-lin in Xinze Village, Banqiao Township. The inscription is clear, and there are 24 big characters in the middle of the inscription, which means "My ancestors moved from Lanzhou, Guizhou to Haiyi Village." Carve genealogy in Chinese on both sides; In the middle of an inscription, there is a line of Chinese characters "Ang Cemetery, identified in a remote place", and on the right is the date of birth and death of Ang's ancestors and the time of moving to Haiyi Village, as well as the date of the monument in Yi and Chinese. The inscription on the left, The Genealogy of Ang's Family, records the history that Ang's ancestors moved from Guizhou to Guishanhai Village, after which the family population increased and scattered in Lunan and Maitreya counties. This monument is a genealogical monument of Sani and his family of Yi people, which records in detail Ang's genealogy and the historical fact that Ang's ancestors moved to Haiyi Village in the fifteenth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1642) to escape the war. The Preface to Hanshu Monument records: "Angzu moved to Guishan from Landai Mountain in Sichuan and settled in Guishan Township, belonging to the old village of Haiyi. With the increase of family population, Ang's descendants are scattered in Haiyi, Wild Walnut Tree, Maoshui Cave, Tail Slag, Zhaihei and other villages. In the south of Lunan, but far away, it moved to Axi Village such as Fayushao and Yiqing in Xishan District, Mile County, and assimilated into Axi Branch. " The west and east of Ang's original tablet of Yi nationality are limestone. The original monument is a three-door four-pillar monument with a forehead of two meters and a height of seven or five meters. It was knocked down and smashed during the Cultural Revolution, and there are three existing plaques. This monument has important reference value for studying the ancient Yi language and the history of Sani, and was announced by Shilin County People's Government as a county-level key cultural relics protection unit on April 3, 2000.

The surname Ang of Yi people is pronounced as × ng (ㄤˊ).

The sixth origin

Originated from the Tangut, he is a descendant of Tang Wu Angji, an official in Chizhou in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and belongs to the sinicization and surname change. In the Yuan Dynasty, among the so-called Semu people, there was a Tang Wu family, many of whom were officials. In fact, the Tang Wu people are dangxiang, and the Mongols call dangxiang "Tang Wu", or Tang Wu Tiyi and Tang Hutiyi. , originally a branch of the western Qiang nationality. After the demise of the Xixia Dynasty, the Tangut people, as semu people, were treated much better than the Han people, and there were many middle and lower officials in the Yuan Dynasty. Among Tang Wu officials, there is a famous Chizhou secretariat named Tang Wu Angji, whose ancestors lived in Xixia (now Yinchuan, Ningxia). After the demise of the Yuan Dynasty, their descendants took the homophonic Chinese characters of their ancestors' initials as their Han surname, which was called Ang's, and gradually merged into the Han nationality. From generation to generation, it has become the mainstream of Ang's family in Chizhou, Anhui Province. The pronunciation of surname is