There are three sources of Shu surname:
1, from the style of Chiang Kai-shek, gives the surname for merit. According to legend, Wuling, the son of Emperor Yan Shennong, fell in love with A Nv Fu Yuan, the wife of fellow countryman Wu Quan, and married privately. His wife later gave birth to three sons for Buring. The third son, named Shu, is the inventor of archery target. Therefore, Emperor Yao named him Hou of Shu, gave him the surname of Shu, and called him Shu.
2. Take the weapon name as the surname and the weapon name as the surname. In ancient times, on the first day of each year, a grand celebration was held. In this activity, teams and soldiers were inspected. Each team has a general to command the team. The so-called death squads, that is, the guard of honor later. Hu, a bamboo weapon, is 10 feet long, with no metal blade on its head and sharp edges. The descendants of the squadron general took the weapon name "Xun" as their surname.
3, from the surname, with the ancestral name as the surname. According to "A Brief History of Clans", when Shun was the tribal leader, Qiāng was the minister of Shun. Their descendants took their ancestor "Mi" as their surname, so they became a surname.
Ancestor: In ancient times, the bamboo weapon was called Qiang, which was an ancient weapon. Before ancient humans used metals, Qiang dances were held before hunting and war, which was a mobilization exercise, a sacrifice to the gods and a morale boost. Later, in ancient times, a parade appeared in the celebration dance, and the official who was in charge of leading the parade, his descendants took the official position as their surname and formed a surname. In ancient times, there was a man named Ji, who was a minister. The descendants of the surname Ji took the ancestral surname Ji as their surname, so they became the surname Ji, and the descendants of the surname Ji took the surname Ji as their ancestor.
Second, migration distribution.
(Omitted) Among the 100 surnames in Taiwan Province Province, Shu did not enter the top 100. Shu surname comes from Jiang surname. Death was a weapon in ancient times. According to legend, a descendant of Shennong invented the arrow, so Emperor Yao named him the Hou of Death. And give it a surname. It is also said that A Nv Fu Yuan, the grandson of Yan Shennong, fell in love with Wu Quan's wife at first sight and they got married privately. Fu Yuan later gave birth to three sons for Bolin. The third son, Shu, was the inventor of archery target, so Emperor Yao named him Hou Shu and changed his name to Shu. Shu is a descendant of Shu.
Third, historical celebrities.
Shu Mo: A talented woman, poet and calligrapher in Qing Dynasty, born in Jiaxing, Zhejiang. She is a mother in fine print. At the age of nine, she was able to write poems and was good at writing small letters. Jiangnan women are ingenious, but Schumer studied poetry and calligraphy from an early age, and her embroidery was very beautiful, which made her famous for a while.
Shu Bangqing, a famous filial son in Ming Dynasty. He lived in the early Ming Dynasty, and the society was just stable, and the wind of paying attention to loyalty and filial piety prevailed. Shu Bangqing's two sons are also famous for their filial piety.
Fourth, the county hall number
Wang Jun 1
Wugong County: During the Warring States Period, filial piety was placed in the east of Meixian County, Shaanxi Province. Don't set up Wugong county in the future.
2. Hall number (missing)
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Shu's ancestral hall couplet.
Four-character couplet of ancestral temple
Derived from weapons;
Looking for martial arts
—— The General Couplet of the Unknown Ancestral Temple
The All-China Federation of Trade Unions refers to the origin and concept of Shu surname (see the introduction of "I, Origin of Surname" and "IV, County Guantang Number" above).
Yu Zuo;
Min sheng.
—— The General Couplet of the Unknown Ancestral Temple
The first couplet refers to Yu Shunshi's minister, who passed away. It is said that Shun ordered the minister to work (official name) and told him to die. The second couplet refers to the Ming dynasty obituary, who served as the magistrate of Zhangzhou, Fujian Province and had political achievements.
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Five-character couplet of ancestral temple
Full of three dutiful sons;
One person and two masters.
—— The General Couplet of the Unknown Ancestral Temple
The first couplet pointed out that there was a dutiful son who died in the Qing Dynasty. Xiushui people, the second son Hehe and Zanhehe were all famous dutiful sons. The second couplet refers to a talented woman in the Qing Dynasty, whose words are borrowed from the season and the fine print is silent. At the age of nine, she was able to write poems and write small letters skillfully. She is a famous poet and calligrapher.
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Seven-character couplet of ancestral temple
Martial arts are respected by everyone;
Praise handed down from generation to generation.
—— The General Couplet of the Unknown Ancestral Temple
This couplet is embedded, and the word "martial arts" is embedded in the crane top grid.
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The Ancestral Hall's General Union of Seven Words or More
Taoism is widely circulated and written as tactics;
Qiongtai is small, and the word system is weak.
—— The General Couplet of the Unknown Ancestral Temple
The first couplet refers to Ji Zhen of Ming Di in the Southern Song Dynasty, who won Ji. The second couplet refers to a woman in Jiashan, Qing Dynasty, whose fine print is silent. At the age of nine, I can write poems, cut and embroider, all of which are wonderful. I am good at calligraphy and easy to write. At the age of fifteen, I entered Jiufeng Mountain with my parents. I once wrote "Supplemental Words", and there is a saying that "I fell into Qiongtai for fifteen years because I accidentally broke the Qiongzhi tree."
Yan got a tip-off when she was teaching Korea;
The performance of that generation is dangerous and it is a long-term talent.
—— The General Couplet of the Unknown Ancestral Temple
Couplets refer to the Taoist scriptures and formulas of Ji Zhen, a scholar in Han Dynasty. The bottom allied code refers to the official code of ancient Shun Di.
Also known as pestle, pestle and so on. A combat weapon similar to a club, mainly equipped for soldiers. The receiver is roughly made of bamboo and wood, and both ends are covered with copper caps and copper? ? . In the Spring and Autumn Period, Shu was one of the commonly used weapons. In the battle of Chengpu, the Jin army may be short of weapons, so before the war, it "cut its wood to benefit its soldiers." As a soldier, it is more likely to cut wood in the face of war, because it is a wooden weapon, which is simple to make and practical. Judging from this historical data, at least in the early Spring and Autumn Period, the use of Shu was relatively common in some countries. In the early 1970s, there was a wooden coffin among the weapons unearthed from No.1 Chu Tomb in Liuchengqiao, Changsha, which also proved that the coffin was one of the common weapons of Chu. It should be pointed out that in the past, scholars all thought it was "bladeless". For example, Ada, a trade official, said in "The Flower King Kiru Man": "When it is two feet long, it has no blade, but it can attack people." This has been proved incorrect by archaeological findings. For example, at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, Chu, Sui, Wu, Cai and other countries in the south all had a dagger. It is equipped with a triangular spear-shaped copper shovel head, and the top of the bamboo handle has a copper hoop with sharp thorns, which can be stabbed and smashed. This is a powerful weapon.
Ancient weapons (bamboo)
hush
( 1) ㄕㄨˉ
(2) Ancient weapons, made of bamboo and wood, with or without edges.
(3) halberd handle.
(4) One of the ancient eight-character books: ~ book (used on weapons).
(5) surname.
(6) Zheng code: QX, u: 6bb3,: ECAF.
(7) Number of strokes: 4, radical: long, stroke order: 3554.
Detailed comments
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Ancient weapons (bamboo)
hush
name
(1) (Pictographic, Oracle Bone Inscriptions-shaped, like holding a long-handled hook, taking things, playing musical instruments, and then becoming a weapon. Original meaning: ancient weapons made of bamboo or wood played an impact or leading role)
(2) with the original meaning [long pole]
Death, the same staff, makes people. -"Shuo Wen". Paragraph note: "He who sticks must use a bamboo without a blade." . Mao Chuan: "It is true that you have no blade. Extraordinary, broken. "
Built on a chariot, it is two feet long and eight feet of bamboo piles. -"The Book of Rites".
Teach a journey of death. -Zhou Li Skeleton
Stand on the left side of the road. -"Twenty-three years of Zuo Gong"
Bo was also the first king. -"Shi Feng Wei Bo Xi"
(3) another example: fighting (a ritual ceremony in ancient courts)
(4) One of the eight styles of Qin Shu [Shu Ti]. Such as: calligraphy (ancient characters carved on weapons or special-shaped objects); Jiuzhong (Qin Shu's Eight-body Nine Books and Eight-legged Books)
(5) Surname
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