Hello, everyone. My name is Ben. Where is my ancestral home? Who can help me?

The following answers come from Baidu:

"Ben" surname

One of the sources: it originated from the Mongols, and it came from the Mu clan of Tatar since ancient times. Belong to the refuge, changed his surname to China. Formerly known as Mu, Tatar, minister in the mid-Yuan Dynasty. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, he committed the crime of copying and chopping. In order to avoid being killed, he was forced to move his family to the Central Plains, and he never forgot his roots. He added "one" to the word "mu" as "Ben", lived in the south (now Yichuan, Henan Province), and later became a director in Henan Province. At present, there are about 2,000 ethnic groups in Changge County, Henan Province.

The second source: there is another saying in Mianyang, Sichuan. The surname was originally after Zhu Yuanzhang. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, only two brothers and sisters in the royal family were rescued, and the younger sister married a family named Zhou. Since then, brothers and sisters have changed their surnames. Remove a small part of the word' Zhu' to show clarity and leave no pigtails. The other short one was moved under the tree, so it's a surname, which means not forgetting his roots. According to the old genealogy, he was originally from Benjiazhuang, Xihe County, Changgong District, Shaanxi Province. After the war in the early Qing Dynasty, he moved to Sichuan and settled near the Jianjia Temple in Hanchangba County, which is now a group of Jiuyi Village in Xiushui Town, An County. In the early 1940s, on the side of Du Fu Caotang in the west of Chengdu, the tombs of the Duke and his wife of Jinzhong, the magistrate of Yunnan Province, were discovered. There is a "Ben's Ancestral Hall" building with full wood structure nearby. In Mianyang, Sichuan, Tomb-Sweeping Day has a family reunion every year, displaying the silk paintings of ancestors who fought in the army that year. The order of the class generations of this nation was made in the Qing Dynasty, that is, except for the first three generations after entering Shu, it was "Xing, Zheng, Li, Zhi, You, De, Da, Cheng, Yuan, Self, Yong, Qing, Ding, Qi, Wen and Ming" in turn, and so on.

The third source: from the surname Ji, from the descendants of Emperor Lingdi of the Eastern Han Dynasty, belonging to the Han surname. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Chinese mainland War caused a large number of people to migrate to slave countries, where they lived and multiplied and became one of the Japanese today. Today, Japan's Benji has been transformed into Benji, Yamamoto, Sumoto and Benji. Its origin and evolution are as follows: Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty → Emperor Liu Xie of the Eastern Han Dynasty → King Shi Qi → King A Zhi (the king who knows the Lord) → Adobe (the king who respects the Lord) → Yamamoto Nao → Gao Shi Daling → Ming Qianzhu → Owner → Quan → Pei Heng → Yan San → Village Owner → Bendi's, Yamamoto's and Sui's.