Wu's Migration and Distribution

According to the research of surnames, the origin of Wu Can can be traced back to Lu Zhong, the grandson of Di Ku. This book about surnames is recorded as follows: "According to Guoyu, Lu Zhong's fourth son is a surname. Don't seal his name and look out at Nanchang, Fuzhou and Chongren." It turns out that Di Ku's son is Zhu Rong's, Lu Zhong is Zhu Rong's son, and Lu Zhong is an important figure in the origin of the Chinese nation. He has given birth to six sons, namely Kunwu, Cenhu, Peng Zu, Lai Yan, An,. He has a wide range of descendants and is one of the ancestors of China's surname. For example, Su, Gu, Wen and Dong are all descendants of the boss Kun Wu. Qian, Tian, Peng and other surnames come from the third Peng Zu; Cao Shi was handed down from the fifth grade; In the Spring and Autumn Period, the surname of Chu originated from the Old Six Seasons. The surname Wu, if it is really a descendant of the fourth child, is obviously a family member of the same strain as the above surname. According to "Examination of Surnames", the Wu family was mainly bred in Nanchang, Fuzhou and Chongren. Nanchang, now the capital of Jiangxi, that is, Nanchang, Fuzhou and Chongren, are also within the territory of Jiangxi Province. It can be seen that Wu originated in Shanxi in the Spring and Autumn Period, and by the Han Dynasty, it had spread to all parts of Jiangnan, Jiangxi, and flourished here.

There are few celebrities named Wu in history. Wu Tong, Wu Daxin and Wu Shuanfang were only listed in the Business Travel Record made during Guangxu period of the former Qing Dynasty. Wu Tong is a famous calligrapher in modern times. It is said that among his wonderful calligraphy, cursive script is the most wonderful, and it is known as the "crow in the cold forest", which is unparalleled.

In ancient times, when the Yellow Emperor lived, there was a royal family named Qiu Yan, who was named the leader of Wuyi. Later generations took this place name as their surname and formed the Wu family. Qiu Yan's father's name is Lu Zhong. Lv Zhong's great-grandfather was named Zhuan Xu, and Zhuan Xu's grandfather was the Yellow Emperor. So Wu is a direct descendant of the Yellow Emperor. There is also a surname Wu, which was transformed from Sima. During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a place called Wuxian in the State of Jin, and the court of Jin sent a nobleman named Sima Mimou to govern Wuxian. Later, among the descendants of Sima, there were still people surnamed Sima, and there were also people who took place names as their surnames, and the generations were surnamed Wu.

In ancient times, people used to call each other by local masterpieces. For example, Wudi people are called Uncle He Wu, and place names can easily evolve into surnames. Similarly, Japanese surnames such as Noboru takeshita and Tanaka are mostly place names. Wu's ancestors also included students such as "Wu Dan" Confucius. Wu Tong, a great calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty, wrote cursive very well, and he was even better after drinking.