There are three sources of Su surname: 1, give your own surname, after Kunwu. According to Yuan He's surname compilation and Su Xun's genealogy records, Sun Wu, the emperor of Zhuan Xu, returned to Huozheng and gave birth to Lu Zhong. Kunwu, a lifelong Lu, arrived, and his descendants were angry and sealed in the Soviet Union (the old city is now southeast of wen county, Henan Province), and later generations took the country as their surname. 2, from ancient ethnic minorities. According to Hanshu, Wu Huan in Liaodong belonged to the Han Dynasty when he was Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and moved to Shanggu, Yuyang, Youbeiping, western Liaoning, Liaodong and other counties, and some of them changed their surnames to Han Weisu. According to the Records of Guan's Family, Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty changed the Xianbei people's surname to North and only Su. 3. Other ethnic minorities changed their surnames to Su. In the Qing Dynasty, Su Jia, Su Jia and Su Jia changed their surnames to Su, Sumur, Yugur Suledus, Bu, Qiang Su Mang Da, Su, Su Yi Su, Su Su Su ... and other ethnic minorities.
Last name is Zukunwu. Fan, surnamed Yan, is the eldest son of Lu Zhong, a descendant of Zhuan Xu. His father, Lu Zhong, married the daughter of a haunted house and gave birth to six children at one birth. Later, they were all blocked. Fan Chu was sealed in Kunwu (the old city was in Xuchang, Henan, and later moved to Puyang, Henan) and later sealed in Su (his son was sealed in Su). Xia Jie was destroyed by Shang Tang. At the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, his descendants were sealed in the Soviet Union for their merits and moved to Wenwen (now southwest of Wenxian County, Henan Province) after their birth. At the beginning of the Spring and Autumn Period, the state of Su was destroyed by Di, and later generations took the country as their surname, called Su surname, and respected Kunwu as their ancestors.
Su, a native of wen county, Henan Province, was destroyed by the dog Rong in the late Western Zhou Dynasty. Zhou Tianzi moved to Luoyang, known as the Eastern Zhou Dynasty in history, and officials surnamed Su moved to Luoyang, where a noble family was formed. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Su entered Zhuang and Su settled in the two lakes. During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Su Jian actively crusaded against Xiongnu, so he was named the Hou of Ping Ling (in the northwest of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province). Shortly thereafter, this Su surname was derived from Fufeng Su surname, Wugong Su surname and Lantian Su surname. At the end of the Han Dynasty, a group of Su families moved from Hanoi to Meishan, Sichuan. After a long period of time, the north was in war for years, and the Su family also moved south with the gentry in the Central Plains. Sun Su, the 12th Su Jian, was born in Dongping, Cao Wei (now Shandong) and lived in Shandong. In the Sui Dynasty, except for the secretariat of Gwangju (where it is now located in Guangshan, Henan Province), Su surnames of Gushi in Gwangju were all Su Wei, the eighth descendant of Su Ze and Su Dun. At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, Chen Yuanguang entered Kaiji Zhangzhou, Fujian, and the Su family entered Fujian. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the fifth generation Su Weisun entered Fujian with Wang Chao and Wang. After his death, he was given the title of General and Hou of Wu 'an, and was buried in Tongan County, the ancestor of Tongan Su surname in Lushan Hall. The descendants of Su Guangyi, the eldest son of Su Wei, are distributed in Dehua and Yongchun in Fujian, the descendants of Su Guang, the second son, are distributed in Putian, and the descendants of Su Guang, the third son, still live in Tongan, while the Su surname who moved to Xinhua and Anhua in Hunan in the early days is called Meishan Man. In the fifth year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty (1072), Zhang Dun pacified Meishan people, killing them, and most of the survivors of the Su family fled to Guangdong, Guangxi and Yunnan. The Su surname of Lushan Guild Hall spread all over the south of the Yangtze River in the Southern Song Dynasty, and one of them entered Guangdong from Fujian. Su's entry into Taiwan began in Song and Ming Dynasties for two reasons: one was to recover Taiwan Province Province with Zheng Chenggong, and the other was to escape to make a living. During this period, with the improvement of navigation technology, Su people living in Fujian coastal areas crossed the ocean and lived overseas. During the Qing Dynasty, people surnamed Su had spread all over the country. Today, the Su surname is widely distributed in the whole country, especially in Guangdong Province, and the population of Su surname accounts for 20% of the Han population in China.
The county outlook formed by Su surname is as follows: 1, Wugong County, located in Meixian County, Shaanxi Province, followed by Wugong County; 2. Fufeng County, located in Li Huai (now southeast of Xingping City, Shaanxi Province); 3. Lantian County, which is the Lantian area of Shaanxi Province today; 4. Hanoi County where Huai County is located (now southwest of Wuzhi, Henan Province); 5. Henan County where Luoyang is located (now northeast of Luoyang City, Henan Province); ⑥ Luoyang County, today's Luoyang, Henan.
Hall names: Zhongxiao, Wugong, Fufeng, Lantian, Luoyang, Lushan, White, Luyang and Lushan. ?
Clan characteristics 1. In the history of our country, Su surname is an ancient surname that shines in history. As early as more than 3000 years in the Spring and Autumn Period, it was once prominent. Since then, Su's talents have come forth in large numbers. 2. In Song Dynasty, the whole literary world seems to be in charge of Su alone, which is unmatched by his surname. In addition to the three sous, there are four Su Men Bachelor (or Su Men Six Gentlemen), all of whom are immortal. ③ The rows and generations are arranged orderly. In the 12th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, Su Jinsheng and others compiled Su's genealogy. In Chang 'an County, Shaanxi Province, Su's surname sent a letter saying, "Hong Huawei is a prosperous assistant, a soldier is a talent, and he is good at hanging chapters. Tsui Hark is a leader."
Su Fensheng, a model of celebrity: a minister at the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, an official at the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, was able to punish the people and was later named King Su. Su Qin: A native of Luoyang, Henan Province, was a strategist during the Warring States Period. He successfully persuaded the kings of the six countries to unite against Qin, and he put on the national seal of the six countries. It can be said that a three-inch golden tongue is worth a million soldiers. Su Wu: A native of Ling Du (now Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province), he was sent to Xiongnu during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and was detained by Xiongnu 19. He herded sheep in Beihai (near Lake Baikal in Russia today) and ate snow and millet, but he still held the Han Festival, which set an example for safeguarding national integrity. Su Zhang, a native of Fufeng Ping Ling (now Xianyang, Shaanxi), was a famous minister in the Eastern Han Dynasty. He has little knowledge and is good at writing. In Andi, he was virtuous and upright, and served as the secretariat of Jizhou and Bingzhou successively. Later, he was dismissed because he suppressed the strongmen and was not selfish. Su Hui: Shiping (now Xingping, Shaanxi) was a poetess in the Sixteen Kingdoms period. She is famous for "palindrome painting poems" and is still sought after by people. Su: A native of Wuyi (now Hebei) in Jizhou, he was a general in the early Tang Dynasty. He made outstanding achievements in fighting against the Turks and saving Silla, which made the influence of the Tang Dynasty spread to Central Asia in the west and to the Korean Peninsula in the east, and was awarded the title of rejuvenating the country for his achievements. Su Weidao, a native of Luancheng, Zhaozhou (now Hebei), was the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty. His poems and essays are as famous as Li Qiao's, and they are called "Su Li". Su: Jing Zhao Kung Fu (now Shaanxi) was a writer who attacked Xu Guogong in the Tang Dynasty. He once cooperated with Song Wangjing and was in charge of political affairs. In literature, people at that time were called "Xu Yan's big hand" together with Zhang Shuo (Qi Huangong). Later generations compiled Su Tingshuo's Collection. Su Xun, Su Shi and Su Zhe: people from Meixian County, Sichuan Province, writers of the Northern Song Dynasty. Father and son are also called "Three Sows", and together with the other five people, they are called "Eight Masters in Tang and Song Dynasties". Su Xun is known as the "old Soviet Union" because of his clear language and vigorous brushwork, and has a collection of masterpieces handed down from generation to generation. Su Shi is a "great Soviet", especially famous for his neat prose, such as Dongpo Seven Episodes, Dongpo Yuefu and Dongpo Yi Zhuan. Su Zhe was called "Little Su", and Luancheng was passed down from generation to generation. Su Song, a native of Quanzhou, Fujian, was an astronomer in the Northern Song Dynasty. He designed the world's first astronomical clock-the water-borne instrument platform, and the "new instrument and new image method" was left behind. Su Shunqin, a native of Santai, Sichuan, was a scholar in Song Dynasty. He is generous and ambitious, and he is good at writing ancient poems and reading them secretly. He wrote Su Ji. Su: A native of Mengcheng, Anhui Province, was a painter in Qing Dynasty. His calligraphy, orchid bamboo chrysanthemum, and his calligraphy are called "two musts". Su: A native of Xiangshan (now Zhongshan), Guangdong Province, is a modern writer. His novels take the love between men and women as the theme, and describe it delicately and vividly. Fluent in English, French and Sanskrit, and can draw pictures. He became a monk after cutting his hair and named it, while The Complete Works of Su was handed down from generation to generation. Su: A native of Xiangshan, Guangdong Province, was one of the leaders of the early workers' movement in China. He organized the Guangdong-Hong Kong general strike and the Guangzhou Uprising, and died in Shanghai in 1929.