According to the ranking of 201300 family names, Xie's population has reached 10 million, accounting for about 0.79% of the national population. The distribution in China is mainly concentrated in Guangdong, Jiangxi and Hunan provinces, accounting for about 36% of Xie's total population, followed by Henan, Sichuan, Fujian, Anhui, Hubei, Guangxi and Taiwan Province provinces, with Xie's total population accounting for 37%.
Blood type distribution: O type accounts for 36.4%, A type accounts for 29.2%, B type accounts for 26.4%, AB type accounts for 8%, and Xie family is Weihuai, Dongshan and Baoshutang.
The main gathering places of Xie family in history are Tanghe, Nanyang, Yongchang, Huiji, Xiapi, Jiujiang, Chenjun, Dongshan, Meixian and Tai Po.
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Xie's historical celebrities:
Xiean
Xie An (320-385 10/2), whose real name is An Shi. Chen is a native of Taikang County (now Henan Province). A famous politician in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the third son of Taichang Xie Mao and the younger brother of Zhenxi general Xie Shang.
Xie Anshao is famous for talking freely and has resigned from the throne many times. He lived in seclusion in Dongshan, Shanyin County, Huiji, and traveled with Wang Xizhi and others to educate Xie's children.
After Xie's death, he made a comeback, serving as Sima, Taishou, Shizhong, Shangshu of the official department and Zhongbaojun. After his death, Xie An and Wang defeated Huan Wen's attempt to usurp the throne.
After Huan Wen's death, he joined forces with Wang Biao and others. In the Battle of Feishui, Xie An, as the commander-in-chief of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, defeated the millions of troops of the former Qin Dynasty with 80,000 soldiers and won peace for the Eastern Jin Dynasty for decades.
After the war, he was suspected by Emperor Xiaowu because of his great fame, and was forced to go to Guangling to avoid disaster. In the tenth year of the Yuan Dynasty (385), Xie An died of illness at the age of 66. Was named "Wen Jing" by Duke of Luling, posthumous title.
Xie An is versatile and good at reading and playing music. Elegant and gentle temperament, fair and decent, unselfish, not proud of credit, as prime minister.
He governed the country in a complementary way between Confucianism and Taoism. As a noble scholar, he can take the overall situation into consideration and make Xie Jia's interests subordinate to those of the rulers. Wang Jian called him "Prime Minister Jiang Zuofeng". Zhang Shunhui praised him as "a great statesman with tolerance and courage in the history of China".
2. Xie Lingyun
Xie Lingyun (385 -433), formerly known as Justice, was called "Lingyun" and was called "Xie Ke" in history. Xie, born in Chen County, was originally from Chen County (now Taikang County, Henan Province) and was born in Huiji Huining (now Shangyu District, Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province). Poets, Buddhists and Travelers in the Southern and Northern Dynasties.
In the second year of Yuan Xing (403), Xie Lingyun inherited the title of grandfather and made it public. In the first year of Iraq (405), he served as Sima Wende and joined the army. Later, he joined the army as a recorder for General Jun Fu, and Qiu Wei also joined the army.
After Liu Jin in the Song Dynasty, he was reduced to Hou, and served as Yongjia magistrate, secretary supervisor and Linchuan literature and history. In the 10th year of Yuanjia (433), he was killed by Song Wendi Liu Yilong for "treason" at the age of 49.
When Xie Lingyun was young, he was studious, well-read, proficient in poetry and good at writing articles. His poems are as famous as Yan Yanzhi's Xie Yan, and he is the first poet devoted to the creation of landscape poems. He is also a historian and is good at calligraphy. He translated foreign Buddhist scriptures and wrote Jin books with imperial edicts. There is also a collection of Ming metabolism.
Source: Sogou Encyclopedia-Xie surname