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Da [Da, pronounced), can also be pronounced), but can't be pronounced]

I. Origin of surname:

The first origin: from the surname Jiang, from the descendants of Emperor Yan in ancient times, belonging to the surname with the ancestor as the title. After the reign of Emperor Yan of the Ting family for eight generations, some descendants migrated to the north of China and gradually merged with the local aborigines. They took "Dading" as their surname, and then simplified the compound surname of "Dading" into a single surname of "Da", forming a big surname.

The second origin: from the surname Feng, from the Fuxi family of Taihao, which belongs to the compound surname and is simplified to the surname.

There are many compound surnames in the descendants of the Fuxi family of Taihao, such as Dazhou, Dazhou, Dazhou, Dating, Daye, Mainland, Daxin, Dashu, Dadun, Dachao, Daidai, Dalian, Fei Da, Dali and Dalian.

The third origin: it originated from the Jurchen nationality and belonged to the ancestors' surnames after the surnames of Sumomohong nationality in ancient Bohai State.

In the Jurchen language of ancient Bohai ruins, "Da" means spring water, pronounced as dā, which is used to address elders in Jurchen language, and later pronounced as dū in Manchu Soren language. The ancient Bohai Kingdom was destroyed by the Liao State of the Qidan nationality, and its royal nobles took the surname of the former king as their inheritance.

In addition, the Manchu surname in the Qing Dynasty included Hersairihala, and later generations changed the single surname of Chinese characters to the big surname. Today, there is a village called Dajiawa in Shouguang County, Shandong Province. The members of the big clan in the village are either descendants of Emperor Yan or Manchu. There are several Koreans whose surnames are pronounced in Korean with Chinese characters, which is different from mine.

Ancestors of surnames: Yan Di and Dazuo Rong.

2. Historical celebrities:

Big tart is not wild: (the year of birth and death is to be tested), jurchen, the father of Hong Yanzong's dry imperial concubine; Bohai people (now Ashe River in Harbin, Heilongjiang). Xu Jinguo is a famous general and minister.

Three emperors and kings

Begging elephant: (AD? ~? Year), Mo Hong (Jurchen); Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). Liede (chasing the wind), the famous king of Bohai in Tang Dynasty, is located in A.D.? ~? Time goes on, and time is waiting to be tested.

Da Yurong: (A.D.? ~ 7 19), Mohong nationality (Jurchen nationality), son of begging elephants; Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). Gao Wang, the founder of the famous Bohai Kingdom in the Tang Dynasty, reigned for 20 years from 699 to 7 19, with the title to be determined.

Martial arts: (AD? ~ 737), Mo Hong (jurchen), son of Da Yirong; Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). The famous second-generation ruler of Bohai State in Tang Dynasty, Guangzong King of Bohai State, reigned from 7 19 to 737 18 years, and the year number remains to be verified.

Daqin Mao: (AD? ~ 794), Mo Hong (Nuzhen), son of a military commander; Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). The famous third-generation ruler of Bohai Kingdom in Tang Dynasty, King Wen Shizong of Bohai, reigned for 57 years from 737 to 794, and his title is to be determined.

Dayuanyi: (AD? ~ 794), Mo Hong (Nuzhen), the younger brother of Daqin Mao; Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). The deposed Bohai King, the fourth generation ruler of the famous Bohai Kingdom in the Tang Dynasty, reigned for only a few months from 794 to 794, and his title remains to be verified.

Dahua: (AD? ~ 794), Mo Hong (Nuzhen), grandson of Daqin Mao; Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). The famous fifth-generation ruler of Bohai State in Tang Dynasty, Bohai Renzong was king. His rule lasted several months from 794 to 794, and his age remains to be tested.

Big pine forest: (A.D.? ~ 809), Mo Hong (Nuzhen), grandson of Daqin Mao; Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). King Mu of Bohai was the sixth generation ruler of the famous Bohai Kingdom in Tang Dynasty. His reign lasted for fifteen years from 794 to 809, and his year number remains to be verified.

Da Yuanyu: (AD? ~ 8 12), a member of Bolong clan (Jurchen clan), the son of Dasong; Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). Zong Yi, the seventh-generation monarch of the famous Bohai Kingdom in Tang Dynasty, reigned for three years from 809 to 8 12, and the year number is to be determined.

Big word: (AD? ~ 8 19 years), Xiongnu (Jurchen nationality), son of Da Song Yu, brother of Da; Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). Kang Zong Nuo, the eighth generation monarch of the famous Bohai Kingdom in Tang Dynasty, reigned for seven years from 8 12 to 8 18, and the year number is to be determined.

Daming Zhong: (A.D.? ~ 8 19), Hun (Jurchen nationality), son of DaSong; Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). Wang Jingying, a famous ninth-generation monarch of Bohai State in Tang Dynasty, reigned for half a year from 8 18 to 8 18, and his title remains to be verified.

Da Renxiu: (AD? ~ 830), Mo Hong (jurchen), the fourth grandson of Otsuka and the younger brother of Da Yurong; Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). Wang Xuan, the 10th ruler of Bohai Kingdom in Tang Dynasty, was in office for 12 years (8 18-830), and his year number remains to be verified.

Shinichi Shinichi: (AD? ~ 857), Mo Hong (Nuzhen), the grandson of Darenxiu; Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). The 1 1 generation kings and kings of Bohai in the Tang Dynasty reigned for 28 years from 830 to 857. Their ages have yet to be verified.

Grand Hyun Hee: (A.D.? ~ 893), Mo Hong (Jurchen), the grandson of Darenxiu; Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). The 13th king of Bohai Kingdom in Tang Dynasty, King of Bohai Kingdom in Ming Dynasty, reigned from 87/kloc-0 to 893, and reigned for 23 years, with the title to be determined.

Yan Dawei: (AD? ~ 906), Mohe (Nuzhen); Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). Jing Zong, a famous 14th generation monarch of Bohai State in Tang Dynasty and king of Bohai State in Ming Dynasty, reigned for 13 years from 893 to 906, and his title remains to be verified.

Big composition: (year of birth and death to be tested), Xiongnu (Jurchen nationality); Bohai people (now Aodongcheng, Dunhua, Jilin). Ai, the last king of Bohai in the Tang Dynasty, reigned for 20 years from 906 to 926, and his title is to be determined.