In 1950, Wu's genealogy stipulated that all Wu's descendants should be given titles in turn, line by line, and listed below, starting from Taibo 10 1 generation and ending at 150 generation.
Among the 65,438+000 most popular surnames, Wu ranks 65,438+00 in terms of population.
The top ten are: Li, Wang, Zhang, Liu, Chen, Yang, Zhao, Huang, Zhou and Wu.
Wu accounts for 2.05% of the country's total population, with a population of about 26 million. These are the new rankings. The original rankings are: Zi Si, Zhi Da Guang Xian De, Tian Wanqing Fang Chong, …
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Wu's characters existed as early as the Yanhuang period. One of Emperor Yan's ministers was Wu Quan, and his descendants were the inventors of China music.
The primitive clan "Wu" is brave and good at hunting. The activities before Yao Shun are not recorded in classic historical books such as Shangshu, Chunqiu, Guoyu and Shiji. Only in Lu Shi Guo Ji, the Wu Quan family, a famous and complicated poet in Song Dynasty, was the first Wu family.
The History of Taoism says that Wu Quan was the minister of Emperor Yan. It can be seen that the Wu people originally belonged to the Yellow Emperor tribe. Shan Hai Jing Hai Nei Jing records an interesting and strange story: Wu Quan's wife is A Nv Fu Yuan. She and Yan Di's grandson, then the minister of the Yellow Emperor, committed adultery and got pregnant. Three years later, they gave birth to three children, named drum, delay and death respectively. The legend of drum and delay is the inventor of clock and the earliest inventor of music.
Feng Boling belongs to the families of Jiang and Qi.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-Wu jiapu