Who is the ancestor of Wang?

Ancestor: derived from Ji surname.

Category: Other

Source of surname:

1, from Ji's surname, after. Later, it evolved into three Wangxing schools. A descendant of Bi, the son of his younger brother 15. Because he was originally a royal family, he took Wang as his surname. Second, the East Prince was abolished because of remonstrance, and the world called him "Wang Jia", and later took Wang as his surname. Third, Wei believes that Ling Jun will do whatever it takes. After the destruction of Wei, his descendants called him "Wang" and took Wang as their surname.

2. From the surname Gui, a descendant of the King of Qi. Guiman, a descendant of Shun, was sealed in Chen and passed on to his son. He couldn't escape the state of Qi, so he changed his name to Tian. Sun Tianhe, his descendant, became the monarch of Qi, which was called "Tian's generation" in history. After the Qi Dynasty was destroyed, his son and grandson took Wang as their surname.

3, from the son's surname, after the prince of Yin Shang. After Bigan was killed, his descendants changed their surname to king in memory of him.

His surname was changed from North to Wang Xing. Such as Kepin of Xianbei nationality and Abs of Wuhuan nationality.

5. From Wang Xing, who gives or bears his surname. For example, the great-grandson of Dan in the Warring States period was given the surname Wang by Wang Mang.

Hope county:

1, Taiyuan County: King of Qin Zhuang in Warring States Period. The ancestor of this branch of Wang was Stuart in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

2. Jingzhao County: A county was established in the Wei Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms. This branch of Wang came from Ji's surname.

3. Tianshui County: the county in the Western Han Dynasty. This Wang family came from the Prince Bigan of Shang Dynasty.

4. Zhongshan County: Han Zhi. The ancestor of this Wang family is Wang Rui, the King of Zhongshan in the Northern Wei Dynasty.

5. Chenliu County: a county in the Western Han Dynasty. The ancestor of this Wang family is Qi.

6. Hedong County: Qin Zhi County. This branch of Wang is a descendant of the grandson of Bi Gan, Wang Jin and Wang Zichi of Yin Shang Dynasty.

7. Henan County: Han Zhi County. This branch of Wang is from Xianbei nationality after Wang in Keping.

Hall number:

Wang Xing's hall names are "Sanhuai" and "Huaiyin", among which "Sanhuai Hall" is more famous.

Migration distribution

In the early days, Wang Xing developed and multiplied mainly in the north. Wang Yuan, a descendant of Zhou Lingwang, fled the Qin Dynasty, came to Langxie, and then moved to Linyi. Wang Zu of Hanoi was born in Taiyuan, first living in Qixian County, then moved to Pingzhou, and then moved to Wenxian County of Hanoi. Wuji, the grandson of Wei Gongzi, mourned the birth of a sage. In the Western Han Dynasty, he moved to Baling and became a Jingzhao person.

Wang moved south to the Yangtze River, which began in the late Western Jin Dynasty. Now, Wang Chao and Wang from ancient Henan entered Fujian, and Wang was named the king of Fujian. At the same time, Wang moved to Sichuan, Anhui and Jiangxi. At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, many Central Plains people fled to the south on a large scale, and many of them moved to Zhejiang, Jiangsu and other places to settle down. At the end of the Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, a Wang family living in Fujian moved to Guangdong, and their descendants were scattered all over Guangdong. Since the late Ming Dynasty, Wang Ren has moved to Taiwan Province Province. Wang Xing's immigrants began in Ming and Qing Dynasties, mainly distributed in some countries and regions in Europe, America and Southeast Asia.