Originated from Hui nationality
From Fang Hui, the minister of the Yuan Dynasty, (A.D. 1227 ~ 1307), the word Wan Li,no. Xugu; Shexian (now Shexian, Anhui) was a famous writer in Yuan Dynasty. During Ding Jing's reign in the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1260 ~ 1264), he ascended the throne in other provinces and served as the magistrate of Yanzhou. Mongolian soldiers arrived, came back to meet the surrender, and awarded the manager of Jiande Road. He was dismissed from office soon, so he traveled to and from Hangzhou. Fang Hui took the selection of regular poems since the Tang and Song Dynasties as his career, and compiled Ying Kui Fa Jing, flaunting Jiangxi poetry school and advocating the theory of "one ancestor and three schools". He took Du Fu as his ancestor, Huang Tingjian, Chen Weizu as his ancestor. As for Fang Hui's article, it was rated as "a scholar's argument, a respect for Zhu, a worship of righteousness to ward off evil spirits, and spare no effort to be honest with Confucianism" in the Summary of Sikuquanshu. Fang Hui also wrote Xu Gu Ji, which has been lost, and now contains Tongjiang Ji and Tongjiang Xu. Fang Hui's descendants catered to the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, and later generations took back their surnames and called them Hui's.
Originated from Zhang.
From the end of the Yuan Dynasty, a general of the Yuan Army was given a surname by the emperor. There is a village in the capital of Shandong (now Heze, Shandong), where most people are surnamed Hui. According to their people, Emperor Hui Zong (around timur in Bolzigit, Yuan Shundi) was defeated by the Ming army and fled to the north. When a general surnamed Zhang escorted the capital to the north, he resigned and drove back to the south. Yuan thought he had the power to protect the country, so he gave him the surname Hui, and the descendants of General Zhang also took him as the surname and called him Hui. The book holds that this is a bit of a fantasy, because if it were true, it would have been slaughtered by the Ming Dynasty and the people in the name of "traitors" and "yuan slaves" under the strong anti-yuan atmosphere in the early Ming Dynasty. This seems to violate the logic of historical evolution and needs further study. At the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, Zhang Shicheng, a local separatist force, took refuge and changed his surname. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the 18th Zhang Shicheng Uprising opposed the feudal dynasty, and later occupied large areas of land such as Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Anhui, and once became the king of Wu. For various reasons, it was quickly defeated by Zhu Yuanzhang's generals Xu Da and Chang Yuchun and chased to the north. When crossing the river, he knew that he could not escape, so he threw himself into the river. Two generals, Xu Hechang, came, cut off their heads and brought back their bodies in the wild. After that, his three sons buried their bodies in a grave, named the Three Surnames Tomb. The three sons changed their surnames to Hui, Zhai and Chang respectively, and fled in various directions. Controversy: This statement comes from the autobiography of the Hui family in Xiaohuizhuang, hejian city. However, according to the legend of the old Hui people, Tang Hui, a reclining Buddha, was the grandfather of the second Hui family. He married a concubine in Shucheng in the northwest and gave birth to three sons. After my grandfather died, neither the children of my first wife nor the children of my concubine agreed. In a rage, Yuji's children went to Hejian, and their three sons were named Hui, Zhai and Chang, and each set up a manor and lived in a village. They think that Hui, Zhai and Chang are the surnames of Zhang Shicheng's third son, which is a misinformation. Hui scholars visited the south of the Yangtze River for many times, and visited Nanjing, Zhenjiang, Suzhou, Shanghai and other places, and found the Zhang Shicheng Memorial Hall and archives in Baijuchang, Dalong Township, Dafeng City, northern Jiangsu Province, to consult and interview Zhang Shicheng. Zhang Shicheng was born as a salt merchant. He and Li Bosheng and other 18 people revolted against the feudal exploitation and oppression of the Yuan Dynasty and gathered people to occupy a large area of land in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui, which was once called the King of Wu. But soon, Zhang Shicheng was defeated by Zhu Yuanzhang's generals Xu Da and Chang Yuchun. He was captured, taken to Nanjing to surrender, and hanged himself after seven days of hunger strike. That is to say, Zhang Shicheng has never been to the north, how could he die in Hejian? At that time, his wife, Mrs. Liu, learned of the bad news and hid her two sons among the people. She gathered dozens of people, including family members and maids, to pay wages in the Cui Yun building and set it on fire. So Zhang Shicheng has only two sons. Although he has tried his best to find out that Zhang Shicheng has a concubine and a son, it is said that the third son buried his body and changed his surname to Hui, Zhai and Chang San.
Originated from Hui nationality
From the viewpoint of the nation, the title belonging to the nation is the surname. Although the Hui nationality accounts for a small proportion in the Hui nationality, it is very representative and full of national characteristics. There has long been a saying among the Hui people that "returning to the surname means returning". Today, many Hui people live in Hebei, Shandong and the northwest of Chinese mainland. Hui people take Hui as their surname, which has profound meanings according to the old Hui surname: First, Hui itself comes from ancient Arabia and Persia; Second, the Hui people believe in the "Muslim Gate", that is, Islam; Third, after a long period of development, Hui Hui has become a Hui nationality. In order to let future generations remember their ancestral roots, believe in "Hui Muslim religion" and remember that they are Hui, Hui people will take "Hui" as their surname and call it Hui. Since the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, generals have always been virtuous, and they have taken refuge and changed their surnames to surname. Zhu Yunwen, the grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of Ming Dynasty, said that Ming Huidi and his uncle Judy competed for the throne, which was the "Battle of Jingnan" in history. In the era of Zhu Yuanzhang, there were 5/kloc-0 ministers, including Xu Da, Chang Yuchun and Hu Dahai, all for the protection of the emperor. Finally, due to internal changes and other reasons, Ming Huidi was defeated, and Judy and Rebecca succeeded to the throne, changing the country name to "Yongle". After the Ming Emperor Judy ascended the throne, all the ministers who tried to protect Hui Di were killed and suffered, and the nine clans were also affected. Sometimes, Chang Yuchun's Kinmen, whose surname is Degong, took refuge to survive, so he led his third son to the north and fled to Henan and Shanxi. In the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1404), he came to Zhili (now Hebei and Tianjin) at the request of Zhao. In order to take refuge, his three sons hope to return to their hometown in the south in the future and change their surnames to Hui, Zhai and Chang respectively.