1, from the surname Ji, was named after this country after the third son of the Duke of Zhou was named as the Burling. According to Zuo Zhuan, Tang Shu, Prime Minister's Genealogy Table, Yuan He's Compilation, etc. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Ling Bo, the third son of Duke Ji Dan of Zhou, was sealed in Jiang and established Jiang Guo, a small country in the Zhou Dynasty. Later, Jiang Guo was destroyed by the State of Chu, and the descendants of Buring were named after the original country, called Jiang. It is recorded in Yuan He's Compilation: "The Duke of Zhou has three sons, sealing ginger, and his descendants are Yan, and his country is in Runan County." The county name was named after the restoration of Gong. Located in Hebei, southeast of Huaibin County, Henan Province/0/3 km away from Kloc, it is adjacent to the Dead River in the north. In the Spring and Autumn Period, after the Chu Dynasty destroyed Chiang Kai-shek, it belonged to Runan County. It was changed to Yiyang County in Wei and Jin Dynasties. So Jiang's ancestral home is in today's Huaibin, Henan. [Edit this paragraph]
2, the surname ancestor
According to the Records of Yuanhe Family, Jiang Boling came from Ji's surname, and after his third son, he took Ji's surname as his surname. After Ji Fa in Zhou Wuwang wiped out the dissolute and heartless Shang Zhouwang, the Zhou Dynasty was established and died soon after his rule. Zhou Chengwang inherited him. Because he was a young king and Zhou Gongdan was a regent, Zhou Gongdan helped him quell the rebellion of Wu Geng, the son of Shang Zhouwang, and the Oriental barbarians, determined the patriarchal clan system, established the legal system, and constantly enfeoffed princes with the same surname, including his third son Boling, who was sealed in Chiang Kai-shek (now Jiang Ji, Gushi, Henan Province, now Henan Province) in 6 17 BC and destroyed by the Chu State. Later generations took the country name as their surname and respected Jiang.
[Edit this paragraph] 4. great name in history
Jiang Boling: According to Yuan He Shi Bian and other historical records, in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, King Wu died soon and succeeded him as king. However, because he is young, Duke Zhou, the younger brother of King Wu, is the Regent. His brothers refused to accept it and joined forces with Wu Geng and the Oriental barbarians to rebel. The Duke of Zhou set out to crusade eastward and put down the rebellion. Since then, the Duke of Zhou established the patriarchal clan system, established the legal system, and constantly enfeoffed vassals. Among them, his third son, Ling Bo, was sealed in Di Jiang (now Gushi County, Henan Province) to establish a vassal state. During the Spring and Autumn Period (6 17 BC), Jiang Guo was destroyed by the State of Chu, and later generations took the country as their surname and called it Jiang.
Jiang Yi: A native of Ling Du (now Xi, Shaanxi) in the Han Dynasty, Wang Mang went home sick in the name of honesty and never left. There are three paths in his yard, only two hermits, Yang Zhonghe Zhong Qiu. Later, people took the "Three Classics" as a synonym for secluded residence.
Jiang Wan: A famous soldier of Shu Han. At the beginning, he entered Shu with Liu Bei, and was valued by Zhuge Liang, who served as prime minister for a long time. When Zhuge Liang attacked Wei, he presided over the supply of soldiers' salaries. Zhuge Liang called him "the instrument of the country". After Zhuge Liang's death, Zhuge Liang was in power as general and videographer.
Jiang Xian: the son of Jiang Wan, a famous general of Shu and Han Dynasties in the Three Kingdoms period, and the brother of Jiang Bin. When he surrendered to Wei, he sent a message of truce to Jiang Wei, who was guarding Jiange. The following year, Zhong Hui launched a mutiny and died in the disorderly army.
Jiang Gan: Zi Ziyi, a native of Jiujiang, worked for Cao Cao in his early years.
Jiang Shaoyou (? -A.D. 50 1), born in Le 'an Bochang (now Boxing). A famous architect, calligrapher and painter in the Northern Wei Dynasty.
Jiang Fang: Yixing (now the legendary novel Biography of Huo Xiaoyu in Jiangsu is his masterpiece. Jiang (now Xian) expressed his patriotic thoughts in a subtle and tortuous way. During Liu Xizai and Dynasty, he was praised as the "Great Wall of Long and Short Sentences".
Jiang Zhi: A dramatist and writer in the Qing Dynasty, who was the editor of the Hanlin Academy. There are 16 kinds of plots and legends. He is famous for his poems and prose, and he is also called "Jiangyou Sanjie" with Yuan Mei and Yuan Yi.
Jiang Yi, a native of Changshu, Jiangsu Province, was a painter, poet and filial friend in Qing Dynasty. Kangxi was a scholar in the twelfth year, and his Kanda Poetry Collection was handed down from generation to generation.
Jiang Ren: seal engraver and calligrapher in Qing Dynasty. Mingtai, word
Jiang was born in Guangling (now Yangzhou) in the Three Kingdoms period.
Jiang Shixing: Ming Dynasty painter, born in Changxing County, Zhejiang Province. Good at drawing, the new painting of Zhenwu statue is particularly unique, and it is called three wonders with Shang 'an statue and waterfall Longkou icon. Jiang Shiquan: Jiang Tingxi: Jiang Yiwu Jiang Xianyun: Jiang Baili: Zhen Fang,No. Lianning, Zhejiang Ninghai Army General Chiang Kai-shek: Jiang Jingguo: also known as Jianfeng, Russian name Nikolai, Zhejiang Fenghua,