Now, after Zhou Gongdan put down the Wu Geng and Sanjian Rebellion, he sealed the fourth son Boling in Jiang, the hometown of Shang Jiang, and now he sealed it in the northwest of Jia, Henan. After the eastward expedition of Xu and Yan 17, Jiang moved to Jiang Township between Huaihe River and Hanjiang River, and now lives in homesickness in Huaibin County, southern Henan Province.

In 6 17 BC, King Chu invaded Chen and Zheng in the north and destroyed ginger. Children and grandchildren take the country as their surname. Ji surnamed Jiang has a history of at least 3000 years.

After Chiang Kai-shek's demise, Chiang Kai-shek dispersed, some became subjects of Chu, some wandered to Jiangzhou (Reward State) in eastern Guizhou, some moved eastward to Jiaodong, and some moved southward to Xiangxiang, Hunan.

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Jiang's ancestor:

Jiang Boling, surnamed Ji, named Bo, Jiangzhou (Huaibin, Henan), the third son. After Zhou Wuwang and Ji Fa destroyed dissolute Shang Zhouwang.

The Zhou Dynasty perished shortly after its establishment, and Zhou Chengwang succeeded to the throne. Because the king was young and Zhou Gongdan was the regent, Zhou Gongdan helped him quell the rebellion of Wu Geng, the son of Shang Zhouwang, and the Yi people in the east, and established the patriarchal clan system.

He founded the system of laws and decrees, and constantly enfeoffed governors with the same surname, among whom the third son, Boling, was named Jiang Bo (now Si Qi Town, Huaibin County, Henan Province, formerly known as Jiang Ji, in the northeast of Gushi County, Henan Province, now Guangshan County, Henan Province).

In 6 17 BC, Jiang Guo was destroyed by Chu, and later generations took the country name as their surname, and respected Jiang Boling as the ancestor of Jiang.

Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Jiang surname