The origin of musical surnames:
Source 1:
The surname of Le originates from the surname of Zi. At the end of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Li (Li), the son of the Duke of Song Dynasty, was the son of Li, whose grandson took his grandfather's name as his surname. His descendants are famous figures in history, Yang Le and Le Yi, who have been handed down from generation to generation and are called Xerox authentic in history.
The local music people respect each other, and the foreign father must be the ancestor, the Xerox for the longevity, or the Xerox in Hirayama. The correct pronunciation is yuè.
Source 2:
Originated from the surname of Zi, Sun Leju, the fourth monarch of the Song Dynasty at the end of the Western Zhou Dynasty, was named after the ancestor.
The descendants of Leju are proud of their ancestors, named after them and passed down from generation to generation.
This branch respects Leju as its ancestral name, which is called Shangqiu in history, and is the same clan as Xu's, which is correctly pronounced as Yu.
Source 3:
It originated from Ji's surname after Doctor Le of the State of Jin in the late Spring and Autumn Period, and was named after the ancestor.
The descendants of Tuo's family all take the ancestral surname as their surname, but most of them are simplified to only two surnames: Le and Wang. The correct pronunciation of this branch is yuè.
Source 4:
Originated from the official position, from the official position of official music in the Spring and Autumn Period, belonging to the official title or the title as the surname. In ancient dynasties, there were small officials who were full-time responsible for playing music, belonging to the category of "work", that is, officials with professional skills. They are usually called music officials or spiritual officials. Unlike Lezheng and musicians, they are actually ordinary musicians, but they enjoy quite advanced treatment.
Among the descendants of Yueguan, there are those whose surnames are ancestral official titles or titles, which are called Xerox or Shilin and passed down from generation to generation. The correct pronunciation of this branch is yuè.
Source 5:
Originated from Mongols, it belongs to Chinese culture and changed its surname to surname. Mongolian Tsinger Station is a typical representative of Mongolian people. During the Ming Dynasty, many Mongolians were surnamed Tsinger Tai, which means "joy and happiness" in Chinese. In the mid-Ming Dynasty, some people took its Chinese meaning as a happy surname.
Mongolian Odonggerile, also known as Odonggerile, means "starlight, star" in Chinese. In fact, Mongolian "Gerile" itself means "light".
The correct pronunciation of Mongolian xerox is lè.
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Music name:
1,: Zhao (now northwest of Lingshou County, Hebei Province) was a famous military general of Yan State in the middle of the Warring States Period. In 284 BC, he commanded the allied forces of Yan and other five countries to attack Qi, attacking more than 70 cities in succession, creating a famous war example of defeating the strong with the weak in China's ancient war history. His operational guidance strategy and political thought had an important influence on that time and later generations.
In the Three Kingdoms period, Wei and Cao Cao were both fierce. Being good at fighting, he first defected to Cao Cao as a former official. After that, he followed Cao Cao to beg Lu Bu, attack Zhang Xiu, and beat Yuan Shao, with many exploits. And Zhang Liao defeated Sun Quan.
3. Le Hui: Qi Bo, a native of Changling, Jingzhao, Eastern Han Dynasty, likes Confucian classics and is a famous Confucian. At the beginning of the official to the county, he was in charge of Cao Shi, sitting on the ground to make amends, and later he was the hero Cao. In Yongping, the government is located in Mourong and the government is located in Wulun. Neither of them was settled, and then they confessed. Bye. When the emperor became an official, he sent a servant to Shangshu and wrote a letter to protest against the autocratic power of his consort Dou Xian. Because he was not adopted, he went back to his hometown under the pretext of illness and was forced to take poison and die.
4. Le Qin Yi (1913-1937 65438+February 3): a native of Lushan County, Sichuan Province. China Air Force pilot, anti-Japanese martyr.
5. Le: Weightlifter, world champion (Ningyuan, Hunan).
6. Le Jingyi: Former China swimmer, 1996 Atlanta Olympic champion.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Le surname