Yan's family has four origins: 1, and Zhong Yi, the great-grandson of his wife's uncle, said that he was sealed in Yanxiang. According to the origin of surnames, the Yellow Emperor has a descendant named Hou Ji, and the grandson of Hou Ji XII is an ancient duke. Father, known as Wang Tai in history, wanted to give up his long career and establish a young one, but his eldest son's wife Bo and his second son Zhong Yong intended to make way, so they moved to Man Jing (now Wuxi, Jiangsu). When Zhou Wuwang was in China, Zhong Yi, the great-grandson of his wife Bo, was appointed in Yanxiang (now Anyi, Shaanxi), and later generations took the city as their surname. 2. Feng Yucheng, the youngest son of Zhou Zhaowang, said. According to the genealogy, after Wang's youngest son was born, there was a word "Yan" in his palm. So Kang Wang, his father, named his grandson Yancheng (now northern Shaanxi), and later generations took this land as their surname. 3. Jin Chenggong's son Yi Zai said. According to the genealogy, during the Spring and Autumn Period, the son of Duke Chenggong of Jin was sealed in Yan (now Anyi, Shanxi) and later destroyed by the State of Jin, and his descendants took the land as their surname. The above three are all Yan surnames from Ji surnames. 4. Other nationalities change their surnames. For example, Muzzi of Ya Bu in Manchuria changed his surname to Yan, and Yalz of Daur changed his surname to Yan. Others, such as Mongolia and Hui nationality, have this surname.
Last name is ancestor Zhong Yi. Yan surname comes from Ji surname. At the end of Shang Dynasty, Gu Gong, the head of Zhou clan? Father (also known as King Tai) has three sons: Taber, Zhong Yong and Ji Li. Ji Li, the youngest son, was quite talented, and gave birth to a son, Ji Chang (that is, Zhou Wenwang), which was quite favored by the king of Qi, and said, "I am a prosperous person in the world, and I am prosperous indeed!" The eldest son's wife, Bo, and the second son, Zhong Yong, fled to Sanwu in order to realize their father's wishes. After the destruction of business, in addition to sealing in Wu, but also sealing Tai Taibo's great-grandson in Yan township. Up to now, descendants take the city as their surname and regard it as the ancestor of Yan.
The son of Jin Chenggong, Yi, was sealed in the Yan State and later destroyed by the Jin State, so most of Yi's descendants were scattered in Heluo (that is, the Yellow River Luoshui). Combined with the above, we can at least determine that Yan's birthplace is in three places, namely Henan, Shaanxi, Shanxi and other provinces. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, there was a doctor named Yan Ao in Chu State, which shows that Yan had settled in Hubei at this time. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, people surnamed Yan migrated to Gansu, Hunan, Shandong, Hebei and other places. At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, a minister ordered Yan Zhang to live in Xingyang, and his son Chang Yan's eldest son Yan Xian was named Hou of Changshe (now Henan). Later, Yan Xian participated in the change of the royal family and was punished. His son moved to Brazil (now Sichuan) to take refuge, which was the beginning of Yan's entry into Sichuan. Mu Yan has a grandson named Yan Fu, who was named Pinglehou by Wei Wudi and lives in Xin 'an, Henan. Yan Pu, the youngest son, became an official because of the unification of the Western Jin Dynasty? Taishou (now Guangxi and Guizhou) settled in the local area. There is a son named Zan who lives in Hanzhong, Shaanxi. Zan had a son named Heng, who was the prefect of western Liaoning. Heng's son, named, moved to Beijing because of his official career, and later died in the trap of Liu Cong. Chang Yanyan's stator fled to Mayi (now Shuozhou, Shanxi), and her grandson Yanman moved to Henan, from which the tribes of Tianshui and Dunhuang in Gansu were derived. Yan Man's grandson Yan Shan moved to Lesheng, Yunzhou (now Tuchengzi, northwest of Helinger County, Inner Mongolia) because he was an official in Yunzhong Town. Five years later, Yan was forced to move south on a large scale. After Sui and Tang Dynasties, Yan was more widely distributed in the south of the Yangtze River. In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Yan developed into a big family in Taiyuan. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, barbarians invaded the south, which made the Yan State, which was originally scattered in the south of the Yangtze River, further spread to Central China, South China and Southwest China. In the Ming Dynasty, Yan family in Taiyuan, as one of the surnames of Sophora japonica immigrants in Hongdong, also moved to Shandong, Henan, Shaanxi, Beijing, Tianjin and other places. So far, Yan surnames are distributed all over the country, and some Yan surnames have emigrated overseas. Nowadays, Yan surname is widely distributed, especially in Henan, Shandong, Hebei and other provinces, accounting for about 57% of the surname population in Han Yan.
County Wang Tang Nuo. The king of Yanxian County mainly includes: 1, Tianshui County where Pingxiang is located (now northwest of Tongwei, Gansu Province); 2. Henan County where Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan Province) is located; 3. Taiyuan County (now Taiyuan, Shanxi Province) where Jinyang is located.
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There is no strict boundary between clan characteristics 1 and Yan surnames. Although Yan surnames are different, they all got their surnames because they were sealed in Xiang Yan, and some genealogies compiled by Yan surnames themselves can't correctly distinguish where they came from, which shows that the early history of Yan surnames can't be verified. 2. Yan's surname originated in the north of China, and spread mainly in the vast area in the north of China. It is a typical northern surname. 3. Yan's genealogy is numerous and detailed, especially with ancient books as evidence. The most detailed ancient book describing the origin of Yan's surname is the Book of the New Tang Dynasty Prime Minister's Genealogy Table, which has thousands of words, which is really rare for his surname.
Yan Ji, the essence of celebrities: a woman from Xingyang, Henan Province in the Han Dynasty, the queen when Emperor An of the Eastern Han Dynasty ruled the Sixth Palace. After Andy died, he and his brother Yan Xian abolished the Crown Prince, and she obeyed the government. Her brother Yan Xian was appointed as a cycling general, and * * * was in charge of state power. Soon he was defeated and punished. Yan Yuanming: Anyi (now Xia County, Shanxi Province) was born. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Northern Wei Dynasty was the county magistrate. Yan Lide: Yongnian, Yongzhou (now Xi 'an, Shaanxi) was a painter and engineer in the Tang Dynasty. Both he and his father Pi are good at handicrafts and painting. He was famous in Sui and Tang Dynasties. Yan: Yan Lide's younger brother, the most famous painter in the Tang Dynasty, inherited his family studies, studied under Zhang Sengyou and Zheng Fashi, and made him turn the past into the present. He was good at drawing figures, especially portraits, and also wrote calligraphy, and preserved pictures of emperors, step by step, official tribute and so on. Yan Ciping: Song Dynasty painter, good at painting landscapes and figures, especially cows, quite vivid. Critics call him "like Li Tang, but he has no idea". Existing works include Cattle Grazing Map, etc. Yan: Zhending (now Zhengding, Hebei Province) was a famous minister in the Song Dynasty. He once dug a canal to draw water from the Tanghe River for more than a hundred miles, which was not only navigable for transportation, but also irrigated farmland, benefiting the country and the people. Yan: A native of Pei County, Jiangsu Province in the late Ming Dynasty, actively opposed the Qing Dynasty and regained his sight after the Ming Dynasty's death. Most of his poems were sentimental current affairs with a desolate style, such as "Collection of People in Baidang Mountain". Yan Ruoqu, a native of Taiyuan, Shanxi, was a famous scholar and textual research scientist in Qing Dynasty. He participated in the compilation of the annals of the Qing Dynasty, and was good at textual research, which confirmed that the ancient prose history presented by Mei Pei in the Eastern Jin Dynasty was a fake book. There is also the Japanese Knowledge Correction Record and so on. Yan Jingming, a native of Shaanxi, was a famous minister in Qing Dynasty. He served as a provincial judge, political envoy, governor, minister of the interior and minister of military aircraft. He was dismissed for opposing the construction of Yuanmingyuan, and he was famous for his good financial management. Yan: Born as a farmer, he studied "Red Boxing", which is one of the "Eighteen Martial Arts". Later, he took Sanduo Zhao as his teacher, rallied 3,000 people against foreign religions, attacked churches and killed priests for revenge. 1in August, 900, he was captured in the battle of Liyuantun and executed by the Qing government in Linqing. Yan Hongyan: A native of Anding, Shaanxi, a general of the Red Army. 1927 After the Qingjian Uprising, 1955 was awarded the rank of general of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. Yan Xishan: a native of Wutai (now Dingxiang), Shanxi Province, graduated from the Japanese NCO School. He was a member of the League, a veteran of the Kuomintang, and served as governor of Shanxi after the Revolution of 1911. He occupied Shanxi for nearly 40 years. After the Kuomintang fled to Taiwan Province Province, he served as the "Minister of National Defense". 1960 died in Taipei at the age of 77. & lt/