2. It originated from the tribe of the Yellow Emperor, surnamed Xiong, belonging to Juyi.
3. Originated from Miao nationality, it belongs to Han culture and changed its surname to surname. Miao nationality was deeply influenced by Chu culture in the middle of the Warring States period, when someone changed the Han surname to Xiong surname. By the time of the Ming Dynasty's Gaitu Guiliu Movement, it was basically changed to the Han nationality's Xiong surname.
4. Originated from Pumi nationality, it belongs to Han culture and changed its surname to surname. Pumi bears originated from Benya tribe of Pumi. The ancestors of Pumi nationality were formed by the alliance of four tribes descended from Qiang nationality. There is an old saying among Pumi people, "Paimi Rangong Group".
Pumi nationality is a combination of four blood clans on four mountains. According to the legend of Pumi nationality in Yongning, ninglang county, the earliest four roots of Pumi nationality are Bu (four-lineage or four-clan tribe).
5. It originated from Manchu, belongs to Chinese, and changed its surname to surname.
6. Originated from other ethnic minorities, it belongs to Chinese culture and changed its surname to surname. Among them are Buyi, Yi, Mongolian, Yao, Achang, Zhuang, Tujia and other ethnic minorities.
There are members of the Xiong clan, and their sources are mostly from the policy of imprisonment and the movement of reforming the land and returning to the stream promoted by the central government in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, which has been passed down from generation to generation.
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Or a trip, (? -59 1) The King of Chu State in China during the Spring and Autumn Period. One of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period. Mi surname, famous brigade. Also known as the bears. During his reign (the first 6 13- the first 59 1), he attached great importance to the selection of talents and won five candidates successively.
Su Cong, Sun Shuai and Zi Zhong were assisted by talented civil servants and military commanders. In the early years of King Zhuang, there was an aristocratic riot in Chu, and the neighboring mobs also took the opportunity to harass them. Zhuang Wangping made a mess and made some reforms in internal affairs, with clear rewards and punishments.
Harmony among ministers, people living and working in peace and contentment, and growing national strength have laid the foundation for hegemony. In 6 1 1 year BC, the kingdom of Yong was conquered. In 606 BC, Zhuang wang zheng took over from Lu Hun (now Yichuan, Henan Province), and Chen Bing became king in the surrounding suburbs.
To show the intention of swallowing Zhou. Then he broke the news about Chen. The Jin army sent troops to save Zheng, and the two armies fought in Zhai (now north of Zhengzhou, Henan Province), and the Jin army was defeated. Since then, Lu, Zheng, Chen, Song and other countries in the Central Plains have successively joined Chu and dominated the Central Plains.
2. Xiong Tingbi
Xiong Tingbi (1569- 1625), whose real name is Bai Fei, was born in Huguang Jiangxia, Han nationality, general in the late Ming Dynasty, Wanli Jinshi, and Chu Party member. He was promoted to suggestion by pushing officials and inspected Liaodong.
In the thirty-sixth year of Wanli (1608), Xiong Tingbi was ordered to inspect Liaodong. In the forty-seventh year of Wanli (16 19), Levin, assistant minister of the right Ministry of War, was in charge of Liaodong, recruiting exiles, purging military orders, building chariots, controlling firearms, digging trenches to repair cities and guarding cities.
Xizong ascended the throne, and in the first year of the apocalypse (162 1), the first king, Nurhachi Khan, attacked Liaoyang and later served as the governor of Liaodong. Wang Huazhen, the governor of Guangning (now Beizhen, Liaoning Province), was at odds, which eventually led to a rout and the fall of Guangning.
As a prisoner, he was unfortunately involved in a party struggle. Although he was a Chu school, he was closely related to the school and the six gentlemen. The rumor that Yang Lian impeached Yan Dang came from Xiong Tingbi.
Later, in the fifth year of the Apocalypse (1625), he was killed by eunuchs and spread to the first nine borders. In the second year of Chongzhen (1629), Xiong Tingbi was buried in his hometown, and there was an episode of Xiong Gu Xiang Gong.
3. Xiong Shihui
Born in 1893, pen name Cedar Master, he studied in Jiangxi Army Primary School, Middle School and Qinghe Army Officer Preparatory School successively. 1924 graduated from Japanese Army University, and he is Wu's favorite pupil.
As early as the Revolution of 1911, he made his mark in the Yuan War and made outstanding achievements in the Northern Expedition. After retiring from politics, he twice served as the Shanghai garrison commander, presided over Jiangxi politics for ten years, sent the head of the military delegation to the United States, and served as the curator of the nine northeastern provinces.
Ranked as a second-class general in the army, he held a prominent position and was in power for a while. He was called "the dry city of the party and the country" and was a senior military and political adviser of Chiang Kai-shek. Most of the Kuomintang's "anti-chaos and anti-bandits" plan and the national government's strategy of governing the country came from its hands.
1949 dissatisfied with Chiang Kai-shek's trick of manipulating and controlling foreigners, and parted ways with him. After that, he retired from politics and was isolated from the world until his death in Taichung on June 2 1974.
4. Xiong Bingkun
Xiong Bingkun (1885— 1969), formerly known as Xiang Yuan, also known as Zhong Bing. A native of Jiangxia, Hubei Province, did business in his early years. Later, he joined the Eighth Battalion of Eight Towns of Hubei Army as a soldier, joined the "* * *" as the general representative of the battalion, and secretly developed more than 200 people in party member.
191165438 10 Wuchang Uprising10, led engineers to attack first, occupied the armory of Chuwangtai, made outstanding contributions, and was known as "Xiong Bingkun who started the first shot of the Xinhai Revolution".
After the Wuchang Uprising, he served as the commander of the Five Associations and participated in the defense of Wuhan. 19 13 During the "Second Revolution", he went into exile in Japan and joined the Revolutionary Party of China.
In the "Protection Movement", he was appointed as the Grand Marshal of Guangzhou. Later, he served as a member of the Military Committee of the Kuomintang government. After liberation, he served as a member of the Hubei Provincial People's Committee, the Standing Committee of the CPPCC and the CPPCC.
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