The origin of Tang family

The origin of the surname Tang is:

1, from Ji surname and Qi surname.

According to legend, Emperor Yao was the sixth grandson of Xuanyuan, the Yellow Emperor. His surname is Qi Yi and his first name is Fang Xun. He was originally sealed in Tao (his hometown is now Yongji North, Shanxi) and later moved to Tang (his hometown is now Linfen, Shanxi), so he was called Tao.

When he became emperor, he began to take "Tang" as his country name, so he was also called. His descendants are hereditary Tang Hou (his hometown is in Tang Cheng, west of Yicheng). When he arrived in Zhou Wuwang, the rebellion of the Tang Dynasty was destroyed by Wang Cheng, and Tang Guo's land was occupied by Wang Cheng's younger brother Tang Shuyu. Descendants of Emperor Yao were moved to Du State, known as Tang Du Family.

Later generations of Tang and Du Dynasties took the country as their surname, which was called Tang's. In addition, our descendants also took the country as their surname, and later took Tang as their surname. Later, the Tang State in the north was renamed Jin State, and the descendants of Fu Xie, a descendant of Tang Shuyu, established a new Tang State in the south (his hometown is now Tangxian Town in the northwest of Suizhou, Hubei Province). Later, it was destroyed by Chu, and its descendants were also named Tang.

His descendants were also sealed in Qiang (hometown is now Qiang Town, Weifang, Shandong Province), known as Qiang in the world, and later generations took Tang as their surname. Otherwise, the surnames of Tangshan and Bei Tang will be changed to Tang.

2. Originated from the Yi nationality in southwest China.

From the White Wolf King tribe in the Eastern Han Dynasty, it belonged to the sinicization and changed its surname to surname. According to "Biography of Nan Man in the Later Han Dynasty", wang xing Tang, the white wolf of Nan Man in the Han Dynasty. In ancient times, white wolves and white wolves were the ancestors of today's Pumi ethnic minorities.

3. Originated from the Qiang nationality.

According to the biography of the reflection of Guo Huai, some Qiang people in Longxi (now Gansu) are named Tang.

4. Originated from Uighurs.

Tang Renzu, a Uighur in Yuan Dynasty, was named Shouqing. His ancestor's name was Tang Guzhi, and his descendants took his initials as their surname, Tang. For five years (Xin Chou, A.D. 130 1), Timur Dade, Borzijit Banner, Yuan Chengzong, Tang Renzu was awarded a bachelor's degree in Hanlin.

During this period, Yuan Chengzong honored his grandmother Yuan Fei as the Empress Dowager. Because Tang Renzu was good at calligraphy, he was specially ordered to write a book, which won the esteem of Yuan Chengzong. After the death of Tang Renzu, he was named Lord Huan by posthumous title and Wen Zhen by posthumous title. Among the descendants of Tang Renzu, Tang is the Han surname.

5. Originated from Mongols

Chinese names belonging to tribes. According to the Qing dynasty annals, imperial clan policy, Manchu Eight Banners surname records:

A large number of Mongolian Taras live in Yin Na (now the upper reaches of Songhuajiang River in Fusong, Jilin). Later, Manchu was taken as the surname, and the Manchu language was Tarahara, which means "wilderness" in Chinese. After the mid-Qing Dynasty, the surnames of many Han people were Bai, Tang and Kuang.

Mongolian Turut, also known as Toni Gott, lives in Harqin (now Harqin Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia). Later, if Manchu was taken as the surname, Manchu was Tuluoruthala. After the mid-Qing Dynasty, the Han surname was mostly Tang.

In addition, there are descendants of Tang Gut, Xia Rina and Tang Nu, all of whom are surnamed tang.

Extended data:

Surnamed tang historical celebrities:

Le Tang 1

The date of birth and death of Le Tang (about 290 BC-about 223 BC) is unknown. During the Warring States period, the Chu people were worried and observant, with outstanding literary talents, and were good at ci and fu, which were as famous as Song Yu and Jing.

2. Tang Ju

Tang Ju was a famous counselor of Wei during the Warring States Period. Be courageous and knowledgeable, loyal to the mission, not afraid of power, dare to struggle, and dare to die for the country.

The 90-year-old said that Qin did not dare to send troops to Wei. After the demise of Wei, he sent envoys to Qin, risking his life to fight against the king of Qin, and smashed the plot of Qin to annex Anling (a vassal state of Wei). This is recorded in detail in Tang Ju's Warring States Policy.

3. Tang Jian

Tang Jian (579-656 AD) was born in Jinyang (now Taiyuan, Shanxi). Minister of the Tang Dynasty, one of the twenty-four heroes of Lingyange. The left servant of Shangshu in the Northern Qi Dynasty shot the grandson of Tang Yong and the son of Tang Jian, the secretariat of Rongzhou in the Sui Dynasty.

Father Tang Jian became friends with Tang Gaozu Tang Gaozu. When Tang Gaozu went to war in Taiyuan, Tang Jian participated in the planning. In the first year of Wude (6 18), he was promoted to assistant minister of Zhongshu.

In the second year (6 19), Tang Jian and Yong 'an Li were captured by Liu Wuzhou, and the prison authorities learned that Dugu Huai 'en was going to rebel. DuGuHuaiEn stationed in Zhou Pu, Tang Jian sent someone to expose DuGuHuaiEn rebellion. After Li Shimin defeated Liu Wuzhou, Tang Jian became the minister of does, awarded the minister of general office to Ce Tian, and awarded the title of Qi Huangong, who was exempted from capital punishment.

In the early years of Zhenguan, the court sent Tang Jian to make the Turks surrender and Li Jing marched. Excavate suddenly attacked the Turks, but captured Jie Li Khan alive, and Tang Jian also escaped from the disorderly army. Later, he was appointed Minister of Civil Affairs (see the battle between Tang and Turkic) and was demoted for being lazy.

In the early years of Yonghui in Tang Gaozong, he was an official at home and went to Gatkin. Xian Qingyuan died in 656 at the age of 78. Posthumous title resumed the righteousness of Tongshi and Bingzhou, supplemented by posthumous title, and Zhaoling was buried with him.

4. Tang Su

Tang Su (1318 ~1371,one is 132 1~ 1374), a devout believer, Yinshan Yuezhou (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang)

Like Xie Su, he is called "Huizisul". Together with Gao Qi, Wang Xing, Xu Ben, Gao Xunzhi, Song Ke, Yu Yaochen, Zhang Yu, Lv Min and Chen Zehao, they are called "Top Ten Talents in North China". Author of Dan Cliff's collection of works.

5. Tang Jie

Tang Jie (10 10- 1069 May 4th) was born in Jiangling (now Hubei). A famous remonstrator in the Northern Song Dynasty. Tang Jie had a profound understanding of justice and noble virtues since he was a child. His father died in Zhangzhou when he was a child. People in Zhangzhou knew that he was poor and raised money to help him. He refused to accept it.

After the exam, he is a scholar. Since then, he has won the respect of the imperial court and promoted step by step. He is an upright official, just like Bao Zheng in the same dynasty. When Song Shenzong was in charge of politics, he died of gangrene on his back at the age of 60. Posthumous title does history, posthumous title "quality".

The famous patriotic poet Lu You's mother is her granddaughter.

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