15 The descendants of Bi, the son of Ji Chang, were originally royalty, so they took Wang as their surname and mainly lived in Jingzhao (now Shaanxi An) and Hejian (now Hebei).
Zhou Lingwang Ji Qinxin was in office for twenty-seven years and was criticized and persuaded by her son Ji Jin. As a result, he was abandoned as Shu Ren and lived in Jiaonan County. Because their ancestors were Zhou, people called them the Wangs at that time, and since then they have taken Wang as their surname.
In 225 BC, Wei was destroyed by Qin, and their descendants were scattered all over the country. Because they were born in princes, the world called them the royal family.
One of the famous "Four Gentlemen of Warring States" in history, Wuji, the son of King Zhao of Wei, fled to Mount Tai in Shandong after the destruction of Wei by the State of Qin. Later, Liu Bang proclaimed himself emperor, established the Han Dynasty, called the descendants of Xinlingjun into the court, and made him the Lanlinghou. At that time, people regarded him as a royal family, called him a royal family, and continued his surname. All the above are from the Zhou Dynasty, whose surname is Wang.
In 386 BC, the State of Qi, surnamed Jiang, was seized sovereignty by a field named Gui, a descendant of the legendary Shun Di. In 22 1 year BC, Qi was destroyed by Qin. Because the ancestors of Tian Clan lived as emperors and princes, people called them the Wangs. This is wang xing's.
And Wang, whose surname is Zi. The son's surname is Shang, and the last emperor Zhou was tyrannical and promiscuous. His uncle never put off till tomorrow what you can remonstrate many times, and Zhou became angry from embarrassment, killed him and cut his belly. The son surnamed Wang, after Bigan.
In ancient times, descendants of tribal leaders and political monarchs of many ethnic minorities also took Wang as their surname, for the same reason as wang xing of Ji, Gui and Zi mentioned earlier. For example, the king of the Sui Dynasty was originally a family of the Western Regions, and later he entered the Central Plains and changed his surname to Wang. Wang Sengbian, the general of Nanliang, was originally from Wuwan and belonged to Xianbei nationality. Another example is Li Hanle Khan, the leader of the Mongolian plateau Kelie Department, who was named king by the rulers of Hong Yan and renamed Wang Han.
Many people in history have heard of Wang Xing. In 8 AD, Wang Mang usurped the position of Liu Han Dynasty, established a new dynasty, and made the descendants of Prince Yan Dan the king of the Warring States Period. The dynasty of the Yuan Dynasty gave many Mongolians the surname Wang, that is, the surname given by the king. In this way, it has added new members to Wang Xing's team, which is already very rich and widely distributed.
Historically, Wang's early development was mainly in the north. Wang moved south to the Yangtze River, which began in the late Western Jin Dynasty. During the reign of General Manager Tang Gaozong, Zheng Chen and Chen Yuanguang were ordered to enter Fujian, where three Wang Xing with them will settle down. Now, Wang Chao and Wang from Gushi, Henan Province, entered Fujian, and some Wang clansmen followed them into Fujian. Since the late Ming Dynasty, Wang Ren has moved to Taiwan Province Province. From the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Wang Xing began to emigrate overseas, all over Europe, America and Southeast Asia.