(allusions of hundreds of surnames)
Ni Yong came down in one continuous line, and celebrities came forth in large numbers after the Song Dynasty.
"You" consists of "person" and "talk". If these two words are used to represent surnames, the meaning is the same, and the two surnames basically come from the same source.
The origin of Nijia and Tanjia is clearly recorded in the history books. For example, it is recorded in the Code of Surnames: "The second son of Wu Gong was sealed in Yong, for the sake of smallness, and later lost his country. His descendants were Yong's family, Qiu Gaini, and Yong City was in Zhonghai"; On the Textual Research of Surnames, it is pointed out: "Ni's family is Tan's and Tan's, and it is like a thousand times to change Ni to avoid enmity"; In addition, there is the same record in Tongzhi Imperial Clan Policy, which points out that "the Ni family is also the Tan family; Save money for a living. For people from six countries, see Lu Chunqiu. "
It can be clearly seen from these records that both Ni and Tan originated from Tan. So, how did the Tan family come from? There has been a very detailed textual research on the family origin of Miscanthus. It turned out that the upper life of the Mang family was self-supporting, and it was a descendant of the branch. When it was spread to the Yi father Yan, because of its meritorious service to Zhou Tianzi, the second son friend became a vassal, lived in the branch, and repeatedly respected the king, so it was once. Later, Tan Guo was destroyed by Chu State, and the descendants of friends took the country as their surname and began to take Tan as their surname. It has been passed down for several generations, and then it was changed to Ni, or the provincial language was Tan's. This is the origin of Ni surname and Yong surname, which also shows that these two surnames came from the same source more than 2500 years ago.
Ni's family and Mang's family came from Mang's family in the Spring and Autumn Period. At that time, Mang's family belonged to Guang's family, and Guang's family was named the descendant of Emperor Zhuan Xu. From this, it can be inferred that Ni and Mang are naturally the most brilliant descendants of the Yellow Emperor.
Now there are places called Tancheng in tengxian and Yixian. According to textual research, these two places are the locations of Tan Kingdom in the Spring and Autumn Period, and of course they are also the original birthplaces of descendants of Ni and Tancheng families.
When did Tan's surname change to Tan's surname in order to escape revenge, and then added the word "person" to become Ni? Due to the lack of detailed literature, it is still uncertain. However, according to the appearance of celebrities named Ni in history, Ni's surname should be in the Han Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago at the latest, because there was a man named Ni Kuan (or Yong Kuan) in the history books at that time. Later in the Southern Dynasties, there was another Jiangyin satrap named Ni Qi, from which it can be inferred that Tan changed his surname to Ni, roughly in the Han Dynasty.
In the glorious Tang Dynasty, Ni, with a long history and a late surname, began to emerge. Once, a minister, Ni Ruoshui, paid an official visit to Prime Minister Zuo Cheng, which made him famous in history.
After the Song Dynasty, many outstanding figures emerged, such as Ni. In the Song Dynasty alone, many famous figures appeared in history, such as Ni Si, Ni Shan, Ni Tao and Ni Zuchang.