Yan surname source.
One: from Ji surname. Taking the name of the city as the surname, according to the records of Surname Tree and A Brief History of Genealogy, in the Western Zhou Dynasty, the eldest son Boqin was sealed in Lu, and the illegitimate child was collected in, followed by Yanshi.
Two: From Cao Shi. Wang Fu was the surname, Wu Gong was the Yi Fu in the Zhou Dynasty, and Yan was the Gong Yan, followed by Yan.
Three: It originated from Beirong, Donghu, Yi, Mongolian and Donghu, belonging to the bionic family of historical events.
Four: Other ethnic groups are also integrated into * * *, such as Wan surname and Yan surname of * * *, which are derived from Manchu surname.
Five: Originated from Manchu, from Bayan Department of Fan Nvzhen in Liao country, belonging to tribal surname.
Six: Originated from Xianbei, Tangut and Ewenki. It records Tongzhi, a brief history of clans, and the surname of the Eight Banners of Mongolia in the Qing Dynasty. In ancient times, Qi Yan's family was called Valerie Qi Ti's family, but in the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, many people who took Tangut and Ewenki as surnames were called Qi Yan's family, or Chater's family, and Manchu pinyin was Kiyathara or Qite's family.
Seven: It originated from the Mongols, came from Bayan Department of Mongolia in Yuan Dynasty, and belonged to the Han clan name.
Eight: It originated from the Jurchen nationality, from the Jurchen Wanyan Department of the Northeast Jin Dynasty, and belongs to the cultural sinicization and surname change.
Nine: It originated from Xibo nationality, belongs to Han culture, and changed its surname to surname.
Ten: It originated from the Qidan nationality and came from Luye Shaanxi at the end of Liao Dynasty. It belongs to the emperor who gave the surname from Han to surname.
Xi: It originated from other ethnic minorities, belongs to Chinese culture, and changed its surname to surname.
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My father. Yan, also known as Gong, was called Zhu Wu Gong after he acceded to the throne. Legend has it that Lu Zhong, the great-grandson of Zhuan Xu Emperor in ancient times, gave birth to six sons at a time, followed by Fan, Hui Lian, Lai Yan, An and Ji Lian. After the Battle of Zhou Wuwang, he tried his best to enfeoffment the vassal state, so he sealed a descendant of Lv Zhong, who was originally a vassal of Lu and later passed on to Yi Fu. Because of his word "Yan", the biography of the ram is called. After Chu destroyed the country, Yan's son and grandson took Wang Fu as their surname and called it Yan's surname. They respect their father as the ancestor of Yan.
Yan surname distribution
The contemporary population of Yan is nearly 6.5438+0.7 million, which is the 1 12 surname in China, accounting for about 0. 13% of the national population. During the period of 1000 since the Song Dynasty, the population growth rate of Yan showed a V-shaped trend. At present, the distribution in China is mainly concentrated in Hunan, Guangxi and Hubei provinces, accounting for about 33% of the total population of Yan surname, followed by Shandong, Fujian, Sichuan, Jiangsu, Guangdong, Taiwan Province, Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces, where Yan surname is concentrated by 48%. Hunan is home to 12% of the total population of Yan, making it the largest province of Yan. The whole country has formed the distribution of Yan surnames centered on Hunan, Hubei and Guangxi. Yan surname is widely distributed, but it is not balanced. The schematic diagram of the distribution frequency of Yan surname in the crowd shows that in Xiangguiqiong, Fujian and Taiwan, most of Guangdong and Jiangxi, southern Zhejiang, southern Hubei, most of Guizhou, southeastern Yunnan, northern Sichuan, eastern Qinghai, central and western Gansu, the border area of Su Ru and eastern Heiji, the proportion of Yan surname in the local population is above 0.22%, and the central region can reach above 2.2%, and the coverage area of the above areas accounts for about 22.2% of the total land area. In Su Ru, Zhejiang University, Anhui, Shanghai, northeastern Jiangxi, southeastern Henan, northern Hubei, southwestern Shaanxi, southeastern Gansu and western Ningxia; In western Inner Mongolia, most parts of Yunchuan, Chongqing, northwestern Guizhou, western Heilongjiang and central Jilin, the frequency of Yan's surname among the population is between 0.1%-0.22%, which covers about 2 1.2% of the total land area, and the population living in this area is about 3/kloc-0.
Yan surname culture
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Luxian County: Also known as Luzhou and Luxian County. At the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, Xue County in Qin Yuan was changed to Lu State, which is now Qufu, Shandong Province. During the Three Kingdoms period, the Cao Wei Jin Dynasty was changed to Luxian County, which was then subordinate to Qufu, Surabaya and Ziyang in Shandong Province. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Northern Qi Dynasty was changed to Rencheng County. In addition, there was a county in Luzhou in the Sui Dynasty and a county in Yanzhou in the Tang Dynasty, although both of them were under the jurisdiction of Qufu. For example, in the Sui Dynasty, Lu County was changed to Wenyang County, and then Qufu's original name was restored, all in Yanzhou. During the Tang Dynasty, Lu County was located in Zi County, Shandong Province.
Langya County: also known as Langya State, Langya County and Langya County. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Qi had Langya City. In the northwest of Langyatai, Jiaonan County, Shandong Province, there is a saying that Gou Jian, the King of Yue, moved his capital here. After the Qin dynasty unified the six countries, Langya County was established in the territory, and Langya County was subordinate to it. All counties are located in Xiahe River of Langya, and the county territory is in the southeast of Shandong Peninsula. During the Western Han Dynasty, it ruled Wu Dong, now Zhucheng, Shandong Province, and added Langya Prefecture, Yun County and Zhuzi Houzhou in its territory, which governed 5 1 counties in the southeast of Shandong Peninsula, such as Haiyang, Jimo, Laoshan, Jiaoxian, Jiaonan, Yishui, Yingnan, Rizhao, Wulian, Ganyu, Ganyu, and Qingdao. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Langya was changed to Kaiyang, now Linyi, Shandong. During the Jin Dynasty, it was changed to Langya Province. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, the local government moved to Linyi, Shandong Province. In the Sui Dynasty, Langya County was restored. It was abandoned in the Tang Dynasty and returned to Jiaozhou and Zhucheng. At that time, it belonged to Zhucheng, Linyi and Jiaonan in the southeast of Shandong Province. In the early years of the Tang Dynasty, it was deposed in 758 A.D., followed by Langya County in Yizhou. Since Wei and Jin Dynasties, Langya Taiwan and Langya County of Qin Dynasty were not among Langya County. Another county, Langya County, located in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, has been abandoned for more than 1000 years.
The name of a hall
Lu: I hope to establish a church.
Langya Hall: Building a Hall with Hope.
Fushengtang: Yan Hui, a native of Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period, was a disciple of Confucius. He is studious, happy and peaceful. Confucius praised him and said, "Yan Hui is really rare! I ate a basket of rice, drank a ladle of water and lived in a secluded environment. If others are, they will be worried and uncomfortable, but Yan Hui is calm and has not changed his interest in learning! " Yan Hui's hair was all white at the age of 29, and he died at the age of 32. After his death, Lu Aigong once asked Confucius, "Who is your disciple who learned best?" Confucius replied, "There is a best scholar named Yan Hui. When he is angry, he quickly dispels it and never transfers his anger to others. " If you make a mistake, correct it immediately and never make it again. Unfortunately, he died short-lived Now, he is not so eager to learn. "Later generations listed him as the most wise of Confucius' seventy-two sages and was famous for his virtue. Later, Confucianism honored him as "re-saint", Confucius as the most saint, Mencius as the second saint, and Yan Zi as the second saint.
Yanshi celebrity
Yan Hui: Lu, a sage in the Spring and Autumn Period, was a favorite of Confucius and the most wise of his disciples. Confucius told him, "Don't be angry or cross." He died young at the age of 32, which was later called "restoring holiness"
Yan Zhenqing: Minister and calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty. Yan Zhenqing is good and upright, cursive, and his brushwork is calm and vigorous, which is treasured by the world and is called "Yan Ti". The Palace Museum has the ink of his 66-year-old Zhushan Ju Lian. Author of "Yan Wen Ji".
Yan Yanzhi: Yan Nian was a writer in the Southern Song Dynasty from 384 to 456. Lang Xie Linyi's ancestral home is now Linyi, Shandong. Great grandfather Han, Dr. You Guanglu. Zuyo, the prefect of Lingling. Father, protect the army Sima. Being lonely and poor, living in a humble room, being good at reading and reading thousands of books, the beauty of the article was the highest at that time, and he was called "Xie Yan" with Xie Lingyun.
Yan Fu: Shandong native, painter and official in Song Dynasty. The grandson of Yan Hui in the forty-eighth generation, the official to the doctor. Yan Gengdao: A native of Pingjiang, Hunan Province, was a scholar in the Yuan Dynasty. Bo Gu is good at poetry, especially at cursive writing and painting.
Yan Hui: Lu Ling, a native of Ji 'an, Jiangxi, was a painter in Yuan Dynasty. He is good at drawing figures, Buddhism and Taoism, and also doing ghosts. He has a strange shape, but his brushwork is unique, and he is interested in eight aspects of business, which is the first in Wei Wu's paintings in the early enlightenment. There are the Hunting Map of Zhongshan and the Li Tie Statue handed down from ancient times.
Yan Zong: a native of Nanhai, Guangdong Province, was a painter in the Ming Dynasty. A juren, a former Shaowu magistrate, was later a foreign minister of the Ministry of War. Be good at painting landscapes, integrate the northern landscape painting style into the southern landscape painting, and write more plain scenery, which is vigorous and unique. There is the "Lake and Mountain Plain Map".
Yan Shigu: Jing Zhao, a native of Xi, Shaanxi, is the grandson of Yan Zhitui. Tang Dynasty scholar, exegetist, China calligrapher, author of the Five Classics, etc.
Yan Zhaofu: Yan Zhitui's great-grandson. Tang officials, scholars, Li Guan assistant minister, Huazhou secretariat. Gong Zhuan, Shu and Cao Lishu are as famous as my brother-in-law, Yin Zhongrong, and I was praised by my uncle for learning from the ancients.
Yan Zhenqing: the grandson of Yan Zhaofu. Tang dynasty ministers and calligraphers. During the Kaiyuan period, he was a scholar, and he was tired of supervising the empire.
Yan Bowen: Dezhou native, Shandong native, painter and poet of the Northern Song Dynasty. When Hui Zong was a scholar, he was an official. He is good at figures as well as ink and flowers. His works include Luohan Tu, Cloud Out of the Hole, Wild Water Map, etc.
Yan: Changzhou native, Suzhou native, Song Dynasty painter. He is good at painting figures, working on Xiao Zhuan, and writing "Collection of Ancient Zhuan Rhyme", Dr. Zhong. His son, Yan Ruxun, invited a doctor to the court and made a seal.