[Wu] The earliest surname of China used by Manchu is the surname of Bohai State.
The old surnames are: Uzara, Wu Jia, Usu, Usuzhan, Uyashi, Uzaku, Uwu, Wuling 'a, Ebony, UHu Ji, Uwu, Wuse, Urguchen, Uhan, and the Lisu (Daur) and Uza (Uza) who joined the Manchu Dynasty.
The existing Preface to Wu Family Tree was first introduced by Wu, a famous writer in Tang Dynasty. Wu is the sixth1grandson. His poems and songs are magnificent, and together with Fu Jiamo, they are called "Five Blessingg Style". Since then, Wu's genealogy has been prefaced by Wu Zunlu, a famous scholar in the early Song Dynasty and a great scholar in Longtuge. From the Song Dynasty to the Republic of China, there are countless Wu genealogies written by scholars and politicians.
Catalogue of genealogical documents of Wu surname
National, Wumen, Fan, Tibet: compiled by the United States.
The genealogy map of Wu clan in China is not divided into volumes: the United States writes a book.
The maps of Ji Zha's fourth son, Wu Wang Shoumeng and others are not divided into volumes: a book compiled by Wu Rusheng of the United States
Tracing back to the origin of the whole country: Wu Wufeng, USA, was born in Tibet.
The Wu family in Benxi, Liaoning Province took five volumes of Tibetan Land: from Yongzheng to Qing Dynasty, compiled by Wu Shouen (Qing Dynasty) in Pubu Village, Benxi City, Liaoning Province.
Family Tree of Wu Shoujing in Liaoyang, Liaoning Province: The Clear Banknote Edition of Beijing Library
Three volumes of the Wu family tree in Liaoyang: Beijing Library (II) Library of the Institute of History of China Academy of Social Sciences; Liaoning Library (Republic of China); Editor Wu; 1940; Liaoyang Xingya Printing Press Hardcover Edition.
Four volumes of the Wu family tree in Luonan County, Hebei Province: iron plate edition was compiled in the third year of Daoguang (1823) and the eighteenth year of Guangxu (1892) in Luonan County, Hebei Province.
Three volumes of Wu genealogy in Luonan, Hebei Province: edited by the Cultural Management Association of Luonan County, Hebei Province (Qing Dynasty), printed in the 12th year of Guangxu (1886) and 25th year of Guangxu (1899).
A Tibetan site in Wupu, Hejian, Hebei Province: Wu Shuzhen banknotes in Yewutun, Chongqian Town, Qingxian County, Hebei Province.
The second collection of Zhang genealogy volume in Huating, Songjiang, Shanghai Address: Renzetang Block Edition edited by Wu Deda of Shanghai Library (Qing Dynasty) (1809).
Three volumes of Wu's genealogy in Songjiang, Shanghai: printed book of Wu Chengzuo in Songjiang County Museum, Shanghai (Republic of China) 1929 1936.
Thirty-six volumes of Jiangsu Wu genealogy are kept in the library of Institute of History, China Academy of Social Sciences. Wu Zongluo of Harbin Normal University (Qing Dynasty) revised the thirty-six volumes of printed lead to Tang De in the first year of Xianfeng (185 1 year).
Jiangsu Wu family tree, volume 12, volume 1, Tibetan area: six volumes of movable type books from Guangxu three years (1877) revised by Wu et al. in Shanghai Library (Qing Dynasty).
Ten volumes of Jiangsu Wu genealogy: ten volumes of books compiled by the Library of China Academy of Sciences (Qing Dynasty) in the 12th year of Guangxu (1886).
Twelve volumes of Jiangsu Wu's genealogy: The Wu's Movable Character Book of the Republic of China compiled by Wu Zhongshan in Suzhou Library of Jiangsu Province (save volume 1) (Republic of China).
Wu's genealogy in Lishui, Jiangsu Province: fifteen volumes: the movable type book of Sanrang Hall in the twenty-first year of Guangxu reign in Kengtun Bamboo Nest, Yunhe Township, Linshui County, Jiangsu Province (1895)
Four volumes of Wu genealogy in Lishui, Jiangsu Province: edited by Wu Zuqi of Xiaowujia (Republic of China) 19 16 wooden movable type book of Jinxiu Hall in Xiangyangtun, Mingjue Township, Lishui County, Jiangsu Province.
The Wu family tree in Ganyu, Jiangsu Province is a long room without volumes. Collection: Tan Xiuxue 1937 Zhidetang mimeographed in Ganyu County Archives, Jiangsu Province (Republic of China).
Wu's Genealogy in Nanqinghe, Huaiyin, Jiangsu Province Volume I: Zhenjiang Library Reprinted (Qing Dynasty) Twenty-nine Years of Wu Guangxu (1903)
Jiangsu Genealogy Volume 14, Volume 1, Volume 1, Volume 2 "Hidden Land: The United States (Republic of China) Wu et al. rebuilt the Qingjiang Baibi Mountain Hall. Volume 26 192 1.
Genealogy of Wu Huaiyin, Jiangsu, 8 volumes: Zhenjiang Museum, Jiangsu (Qing Dynasty), Wu Yun, etc.
The Wu family tree in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province: four volumes of Zhu Yinben in the 21st year of Wu Guangxu of Jilin University (Qing Dynasty) (1895).
Eleven copies of Wu's genealogy of the ancient king pavilion in Yizheng, Jiangsu Province: reprint of the lamp house in Qingdao Village, rural and industrial areas in Yizheng County, Jiangsu Province
The genealogy of Wu Rebuild in Fu 'an County, Taizhou, Jiangsu Province: eight volumes from the 16th year of Jiaqing to the engraving by Wu in the History Library of China Academy of Social Sciences (Qing Dynasty).
The Wu family tree of Nantangtang, Hailing, Taizhou, Jiangsu Province Volume: Danyang County Library, Jiangsu Province (Volume 6, Zhong Zi Volume 1, 2,4-6) (Republic of China) Yao Longguang rebuilt woodcut 19 19.
Six volumes of the Wu family tree in Gaoyou, Jiangsu Province: the reconstruction of Shi Yinben by the Tanghe Team of Youyingtun, Guoqiao Town, Baoying County, Jiangsu Province (Republic of China) 1924.
Wu Family Tree in Xinghua, Jiangsu Province, six volumes: movable type books written by Wu Chunyuan and Wu Zhanxiong in the 25th year of Guangxu reign of Qing Dynasty (1899), kept by Nanjing Museum (Qing Dynasty).
Eighty-one volumes collected by the Wu family in Rugao, Jiangsu Province: 28 volumes collated and printed by the library of the Institute of History, China Academy of Social Sciences, Harbin Normal University (Qing Dynasty), Wu and Xianfeng in the eighth year (1858).
Fifteen volumes of Wu's rebuilding and taking Tibetan land in Rugao, Jiangsu Province: sixteen volumes of movable type books of Sanrang Hall compiled by Japan-US (Qing) Zhao Kunlian of Jilin University in the eighth year of Guangxu (1882).
The Wu family in Rugao, Jiangsu took 30 volumes. The first volume was collected by Japanese, American (Republic of China), Wujiang Wu Ping and others. 1925 Three Rangtang Movable Type Book 14.
Reconstruction genealogy of Gurun Wu in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province, Volume 8, Volume 1, Volume 1, Volume 1, hidden in Japan, the United States (Qing Dynasty), Wu Xichun, etc. It was rebuilt in the 12th year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1886) Jun 'antang Edition.
There are three volumes and one volume of Wu's genealogy in Kaishan, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province: Xie Jian major of Jilin University (Qing Dynasty) in the Library of the Institute of History of China Academy of Social Sciences, and four volumes of Tang Yide Engraving compiled in the 21st year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1895).
The Wu family tree in Jingjiang, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province has not been divided into volumes: the movable type edition of Guangxu twenty-six years (1900) revised by Wu et al. in Zhenjiang Museum, Jiangsu Province.
Changzhou, Jiangsu, Piling, Wu's genealogy, Tibetan eight volumes: Japanese, American (Qing Dynasty), Woolford, Wu Qixian, etc. In the 13th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1887), eight volumes of Three Rangtang Wooden Movable Types were continued.
Sixteen volumes of Wu's genealogy of Tanshu in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province: Sixteen Volumes of Silangtang Wooden Movable Type Book was revised by Shanghai Library (Qing) in the 27th year of Guangxu reign of Wu Chuanfa (190 1).
Sixteen Volumes of Wu Family Tree in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province: Sixteen Volumes of the Movable Type Book of Silangtang revised by Wu et al. of China Academy of Social Sciences in the United States (Republic of China).
Eighteen volumes of Wu's genealogy in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province: Ji 'antang Movable Type Edition edited by Wu of Changzhou Library in Jiangsu Province (Qing Dynasty) in the 29th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1903).
Wu Family Tree in Yanling, Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, Volume 8, Volume 2, Tibetan Area: Six woodcuts from Hebei University (Qing Dynasty) in the thirty-second year of Guangxu (1906) to Detang.
Twenty-four volumes of Wu's genealogy in Ronghu Lake, Changzhou, Jiangsu Province: Twenty-four volumes of woodcut in the thirty-second year of Guangxu (1906) compiled by Shanghai Library (Qing).
The Wu genealogy of Ronghu Lake in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province continues. Volume: Jiangsu Archives (Volume 28) from the Republic of China to woodcut.
Eight volumes of Wu family tree in Piling, the western suburb of Changzhou, Jiangsu Province: Eight Volumes of Zhenyitang revised by Wu Zaimei in the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1908).
Sixteen volumes of Wu's genealogy in Yanling, Changzhou, Jiangsu Province: 20 printed editions of Zhidetang, Academy of Social Sciences of the Republic of China, edited by Wu and Wu 19 13.
Sixteen volumes of Wu genealogy in Piling, Changzhou, Jiangsu Province: Sixteen volumes of woodcut edited by Wu Dehong and Wu Dezhao of Hebei University (Republic of China) 19 14.
The genealogy of Wu clan in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province □□ Volume: Jiangsu Provincial Archives (Volume 2) 19 16 was published in Detang.
Five-volume genealogy of Yanling (Wu's family) in Xishan, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province: Fifty Years of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (17 1 1 year) edited by Wu Renxiu of Shanxi Provincial Museum of Literature and History (Qing Dynasty).
Genealogy of Wu family in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province: Wu Tingfu of Taiwan Province Province (Qing Dynasty) compiled two volumes of banknotes in the 24th year of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty (1759).
Wu's Genealogy in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province: Sichuan Provincial Library (save one volume) Tongzhi Block Edition in Qing Dynasty
Wu clan genealogy in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, Volume 14, One Collection: Liaoning Library (Volume1-kloc-0/3) Mei (Qing) Wu Zhenjun and others revised the movable type edition to.
Wu's Genealogy of Xishan, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, Volume 6 and Volume 2. Collection: Beijing Library, China Academy of Social Sciences, Japanese History Institute, Mei (Qing), etc. In the 12th year of Guangxu (1886), the movable type book was revised.
Wu's Genealogy in Xishan, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, Volume 6, Volume 1, Volume 2, in Shanghai Library, five movable-type books of De Cimu in the 22nd year of Guangxu (1896), and Wu's Genealogy in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, Volume 6, Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3, in the Library of the Institute of History, China Academy of Social Sciences.
Jiangsu Suzhou Library, Japan, America (Republic of China), Wu et al. Revised 19 16 Zhidetang Woodcut Edition.
Eighteen volumes of Wu's continuation spectrum in Lujiang, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. Hidden location: The movable type book of Jingyuan Hall was revised in the 31st year of Guangxu reign of Wu (Qing Dynasty) of Fudan University (1905).
Forty volumes of Wu's genealogy in Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province: Enjingtang Movable Type Edition (1896) compiled by Ren Zhenchu, Institute of History, China Academy of Social Sciences (Qing) in the eighth year of Tongzhi, Jiangsu Province, 28 volumes of Wu's genealogy in Houdijing, Jiangyin, the first volume and the second volume: nine volumes of Wu Xiangjiu, the United States (Qing), etc. (1887).
Wu family tree of Houdijing, Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province, Volume 25. Collection: edited by Wu Zengjia, Suzhou Library, Jiangsu Province (Republic of China), 1949 printed edition of Yuan De Hall, 25 volumes.
Wu's genealogy in Yixing, Jiangsu Province, Volume 21: Woodcut of Jishutang, Hebei University, Volume 24 (Republic of China)
Zhong Li-wu in Yixing, Jiangsu Province rebuilt loyalty. Eight volumes of Tibetan land: China Academy of Social Sciences Institute of History Library (Republic of China), edited by Wu Lianxi 1947, printed by Enjing Hall, eight volumes.
Three volumes collected by the Wu family in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province: two volumes of notes dated back to the sixth year of Jiaqing (180 1 year) were revised by Wu in Suzhou Library, Jiangsu Province (Qing Dynasty).
Jiangsu Changshu Newly-built Danyang Branch Library Six Volumes Collection: Jiangsu Changshu Library (Qing Dynasty) Wu Wu Zhuo and others revised five manuscripts in Guangxu 14th year (1888).
Haiyucheng, Changshu, Jiangsu Province, Wu Dong Branch, Tibet Volume 1: Notes of the Republic of China Collected in Suzhou Library, Jiangsu Province.
Wu Family Tree in Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province: A Book Published from Kangxi to Qing Dynasty in the United States
Wu's genealogy in Shanxi Village, Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province: four volumes: eight volumes of the twenty-first year of Kangxi (1682) revised by Wu Gongsu and others.
Bi Jing Library (Ⅱ), a six-volume genealogy of the Wu family in Dongting, Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province, Library of the Institute of History of China Academy of Social Sciences, Department of History of Jilin University and Nanjing University (Qing Dynasty) Wu Yongxi and Wu Dingguo revised the six-volume edition of Dongting Ancestral Hall in the seventh year of Qing Dynasty (1742).
Four-Volume Collection of Wu Family in Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province: The Block Edition of the Thirty-Three Years of Qing Qianlong (1768) edited by Wu Zhe and others of Beijing Library (Qing Dynasty).
The Wu family in Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province collected six volumes: Suzhou Library of Jiangsu Province (Volume 2-6) (Qing Dynasty) Wu et al. compiled a block print of Daoguang from nine to eleven years (1829- 183 1 year).
Wu Family in Dongting, Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province: The Library of China Academy of Sciences compiled six volumes of banknotes in the 16th year of Guangxu (1890).
Wu moved from Kunshan to Huizhou, Jiangsu Province: Beijing Library (Republic of China) Wu Hongchou edited the printed edition of Suzhou Dasu Printing Company during the Republic of China.
Thirty-five volumes of Wu family tree in Wujiang, Jiangsu Province: Fujian Library of Hebei University (Volumes 6 and 7) (Qing Dynasty) continued to issue sixteen volumes of woodcuts in the forty-first year of Qing Qianlong (1776).
Wu's Genealogy, Volume 18, Volume 1, Volume 1 and Volume 2, Tibetan Land: Japanese and American (Qing) Beijing Pavilion, supplemented by Wu Jinzhuang, six movable-type books in the first year of Qing Dynasty (1909)
Wu's "Ming Chao Pu" is not divided into volumes —— Two Ming block-printed editions in Beijing Library
The Collection of Wu's Genealogy: a movable type book compiled by Wu in Beijing Library (Qing Dynasty) in the thirty-sixth year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1697).
Wu's genealogy is not divided into volumes: Beijing Library (Qing Dynasty) edited by Wu in the 12th year of Qing Qianlong (1747).
Wu's genealogy is not divided into volumes: written by Wu Mengkong of Taiwan Province Province (Qing Dynasty)
The four volumes of Xianggao Wu are collected in this century: Peking University (Qing Dynasty) edited and edited by Wu Wochi and Wu Woyan in the twenty-seventh year of Qing Qianlong (1762).
Wu's Genealogy: Tibetan Volume: Reprinted in forty-five years (1780) collected by Taishun County Museum in Zhejiang Province.
Wugongsuo: Tibetan Area Volume II: In the forty-sixth year of Qing Qianlong (178 1), Beijing Library continued to compile the Wu Family Movable Type Book in four volumes.
Wu Jia's Tour to Tibet —— Qingganlong National School Engraving Volume 2, Beijing Library, Fengchuan.
Wu's genealogy □□ Volume Collection: Beijing Library (Volume 1, 2) (Qing) The movable type book of Yongsitang compiled by Wu was compiled in the first year of Qing Jiaqing (1796).
Wu's Genealogy consists of three volumes. The first volume is collected in the Beijing Library (Qing Dynasty) compiled in the second year of Jiaqing (1797).
Wu's genealogy, Volume 8, Volume 1, Volume 1, Collection: Beijing Library (Qing Dynasty), Wu Yunti, etc. In the third year of Qing Daoguang (1823), he went to Tang De to rebuild the movable type book 12.
Wu's Tibetan Land: Revised version of the eight-year (1828) banknote of Qing Daoguang in the archives of Sanjiang County, Guangxi.
Wu Jia's Entry into Tibet: The Seal Family Tree Library of Shanxi Library in the 14th year of Qing Daoguang (1834). The Wu Family Tree Tibetan Area in Bohai Sea: Two movable-type books edited by Beijing Library in the 17th year of Qing Daoguang (1837).
The Tibetan Land: Seven Books of the Nineteen Years' Hall of Qing Daoguang is collected in Beijing Library, with a volume of 12, The Wu Family Tree of Dongli (1839).
Collection of Wu genealogy in Jiaochuan: Wu et al. of Beijing Library (Qing Dynasty) rebuilt a movable-type edition of Yiyantang in the fourth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1865).
Wu's genealogy repository: a volume published by Zhejiang Yunhe County Cultural Management Association in the eighth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1869); a stone pagoda published in the ninth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1870) arranged by Chaoyang County Museum in Guangdong Province (Qing Dynasty).
Wu Zainian and others compiled a six-volume edition of the Wu Family Tree in the eleventh year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1872) and recorded it in.
Ten volumes of Wu's Genealogy: four volumes of engraving compiled by Shanghai Library in the 11th year of Tongzhi (1872).
Wu's Genealogy Collection: Beijing Library (another lost portrait book) published two volumes of Wu's Genealogy in Jiujiang in the second year of Guangxu (1876) Collection: Beijing Library (Qing) edited four volumes of Shirangtang Movable Type Book in the eleventh year of Guangxu (1885).
The Genealogy of Wu Family in the Emperors' Capital, Volume 19, Volume 1 and Volume 2. Location: Beijing Library (Qing Dynasty) Wu Jianqing and others compiled 20 movable-type books in Guangxu 13th year (1887).
Collection of Fourteen Volumes of Wu Family Tree: Peking University (Qing Dynasty) Wu Binggui revised Fourteen Volumes of Guangxu Thirty Years Block Edition.
Wu's Genealogy Tibetan Volume: edited by Wu Tingchun in Qiongshan County Archives (Qing Dynasty) in the thirty-third year of Guangxu reign of Qing Dynasty (1909).
Wu's genealogy is not divided into volumes: two volumes of clear notes by Renmin University; Wu does not divide volumes: American Qing and Guangxu editions.
Wu's genealogy is not divided into volumes: Sichuan Provincial Library (save one volume) (Qing Dynasty) Wu compiled and edited prints from Guangxu to Qing Dynasty.
Eight volumes of Wu's genealogy in Tibetan areas: The Collection of Zonglu Wu and other Tibetan Huizhou Museums (Qing Dynasty) published in the second year of Qing Dynasty (19 10).
The Wu Family Tree Collected in Sichuan Provincial Library (one volume)
Wu's genealogy is not divided into volumes: a clear note edited by Wu Chang and others in Beijing Library (Qing Dynasty).
Wuyi Wu genealogy volume 42 Wu genealogy volume 12 Tibet: Jilin university (Republic of China) rewritten by Wu et al. 19 13 movable type book 12 volume.
Wu's Genealogy has ten volumes, the first volume, the second volume and the second volume. Collection: 19 14 thirteen volumes of "Three Rangtang Movable Types" edited by Wu Zhiqiang and others in Beijing Library (Republic of China).
The first volume of Wu's Genealogy in Bohai Sea: Fujian Liancheng County Archives (attached volumes 10,1) (Republic of China), and other three revisions, 19 19, Bohai West.
Twelve volumes of Wu's Genealogy: Ten volumes of Jixiantang Movable Type Book compiled by Beijing Library (Qing Dynasty) Wu Wangkui and others in the 18th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1892).
Ten volumes of Wu's Genealogy: Sichuan Library (missing volume 1) (Republic of China) edited by Wu Tingyi 1920 North Shore of Shi Yinben, Chongqing.
Wu's Genealogy has fourteen volumes, which are compiled before one volume and outside the other. Tibet: Volume 16 192 1 year. Wu Yongzi, Huizhou Regional Museum, Anhui Province (Republic of China).
Wu's genealogy collection: Beijing Library (Republic of China) Wu Zhenkui and others compiled 1923 stone carving books.
Wu's Genealogy Tibetan Volume: Archives of Nanling County, Anhui Province 1924 Edition
Wu's genealogy 35 volumes: Reconstruction of Wu Zhengquan in Jilin University (Republic of China) 1928 Bohai Hall movable type book 35 volumes.
Wu's Genealogy: Volume 36, Volume 1, Volume 2, Location: Beijing Library (Republic of China), edited by Wu Chuanchi, etc., 1928 Lan Huitang movable type book 38 volumes.
Wu Fengshu's genealogy consists of ten volumes, and the last volume is in Tibet: Beijing Library (Republic of China), edited by Wu et al. 1928 Zhidetang movable type book, twelve volumes.
Wu's Genealogy, Volume 20 —— Collection: Beijing Library (Republic of China), Wu et al. Edited Zhi De Tang Movable Type, Volume 20 1929.
Twenty-four volumes of Wu's genealogy: Beijing Library, 1929, and twenty-four volumes of Ji 'antang's movable type book.
Wu's genealogy, volume 30, volume 1, collection: Beijing Library (Republic of China), Wu Zhi (shogunate) specializes in Wu Zhi compilation 1933, and Joan movable type, volume 20.
Ten volumes of Wu's Genealogy continued, and the last volume was collected: Twelve Volumes of Straight Movable Characters edited by Wu Shengeng of Beijing Library in the Republic of China 1944.
Fifty-two volumes of Tibetan Wu genealogy: fifty volumes of Wu Qixiu edition 1946 movable type edition collected by Beijing Library in the Republic of China.
Genealogy of Wu dynasties and the westward migration of descendants of Deqing Guanggong School. Wu Guanfan, editor-in-chief of Gucheng County Library, Tibetan Volume I: Interpreted Edition (Republic of China) 1948.
Wu's Genealogy □□ Volume Collection: Woodcut Edition of Chicken Bookstore in Zigui County Archives, Hubei Province (Volume 2)
The Wu family tree in Bohai Sea □□□□ Volume Collection: Jiangxi Provincial Library (Volume 3) Woodworking Movable Type Edition