Excuse me, the origin of Bai surname and the arrangement of Bai surname genealogy. Thank you.
1, from (Xu) (Mi) descendants. According to legend, Lu Zhong, a descendant of Emperor Zhuan Xu, married Ghost Fang and gave birth to six sons, the sixth of whom was named Ji Lian and changed his surname to Mi. Xiong Yi, the descendant of Ji Lian, established a vassal state in Jingshan area, with Danyang as its capital. In 740 AD, Jing Jun Xiongtong claimed to be the King of Wu. His son moved the capital to Ying in 689 AD and changed his country name to Chu. When King Chu Ping was in power, Prince Jian was killed because the Jin army attacked Zheng's internal staff. Xiong Sheng, the son of Prince Jian, fled to Wu and went to Wu Zixu. After Wang Zihui, the grandson of Chu, ascended the throne, Chu recruited Xiong Sheng to return to China as a doctor in the nest and sealed him in Baiyi, which was known as Bai in history. Jin attacked Zheng, Zi Xi sent troops to save Zheng, Bai made a promise, launched a coup, killed Zi Xi, imprisoned, and set out to reform the political affairs to win the hearts of the people, but ended in failure. After he committed suicide, all his descendants took the ancestral fiefs as their surnames, and some took "Bai Gong" and "Bai Hou" as their surnames.
2. From Ji's surname. Bai Xixi, a descendant of Sun Yuzhong on Friday, gave birth to Meng. He has two sons, one is Qixi and the other is Bai. Bai worshipped the doctor of Qin, and later generations took the word as their surname, which was the Bai family of Qin.
His family changed his surname or changed it again. For example, the Bai family of the Hui nationality is derived from the descendants of Ibrahim, and takes every word of their ancestors' names respectively. Because Ibrahim was also translated as Ibrahim or Ibrahim, most of his descendants took the surnames of Iraq, Bai, La and Jinguan.
4. In ancient times, there was a minister named Bai Fu, the leader of Jiang tribe in northern China, who was proficient in water veins and made contributions to dredging waterways. His descendants took "Bai" as their surname and called it Bai.
5. The emperor gave the surname. For example, in the Yuan Dynasty, he returned to his family, and "his son Chahan was given the surname Bai".
Second, migration distribution.
The early Bai family was mainly distributed in Qin, Chu and Wei. After Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, he sealed his son Zhong Bai in Taiyuan, so his descendants were from Taiyuan. Zhong Bai, whose name is Yong 23, was the satrap of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the fifth Sun Baijian, and the minister of the five armies of the Northern Qi Dynasty. Because of his merits and homesickness, Tian Hancheng was given. His great-grandson Bai Wen was appointed as an official in the Tang Dynasty and moved to Xiaguan, Huazhou. His sixth son, Zhong Bai, was appointed magistrate of Gongxian County, lived in Zhengzhou, and gave birth to five sons, each of whom was scattered in all directions with his officials. Bai, his eldest son, was appointed as a driver in Xiangzhou and gave birth to four sons. The second son is Bai Juyi, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. Bai Juyi lived in Xiangshan, Luoyang in his later years and became the ancestor of the White Family. His descendants spread to Huaiyang (Guzhouchen), Yanshi, Yizhou, Yiyang, Gongyi, Zhengzhou, Xinzheng, Qinyang and other places in Henan. In addition, Bai Juyi moved to Shandong in the Qin and Han Dynasties, such as from the East China Sea to Lanling in the Western Han Dynasty; During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, some people moved to Ningxia, Gansu and Guangxi, such as Wei 'anxi people in Bai Xiaode in the Tang Dynasty, and Bai Song was called Maping people. During the Song and Ming Dynasties, it was also distributed in Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Guangdong, Fujian, Hebei and some places in the northeast and northwest. Since the Qing Dynasty, Fujian people and Guangdong Bai people moved to Taiwan Province Province, and then to Singapore and other countries.
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1277 Six volumes of Bai genealogy in Wuruitang, Changping, Beijing
(Qing) Liu Bai was made a major.
Qing Xuantong wrote five volumes in three years (19 1 1).
Institute of history
Note: Bai Yushan began in the thirty-sixth year of Qing Emperor Kangxi.
1278 Six volumes of Bai family history in Pingding, Shanxi Province
Editor Bai (Republic of China)
Shi Yinben in the fifth year of the Republic of China (19 16).
China Renmin University, Japan and the United States.
1279 Shanxi Pingding White Family Car Volume II
Editor Bai (Republic of China)
In the fifth year of the Republic of China (19 16), Shi Yinben,
China Renmin University, Japan and the United States.
Note: Six volumes of "Bai Family Ride" are attached.
Outside Volume 23, Volume 1 of Bai Genealogy in Jinling, Wujin, Jiangsu 1280
Make up six volumes and the last volume.
(Qing) Six Repairs of Bai Lanchang and Bai et al
In the first year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1875), Renrongtang was a movable type book.
Japan and America
128 1 chapter 6, volume 22, Bai family tree, Jinling, Wujin, Jiangsu.
The last volume
Bai Yichun majored in (Republic of China)
In the fifth year of the Republic of China (19 16), he published 28 volumes.
Nankai University, Changzhou, Jiangsu
Note: Bai Keming Jingtai started repairing in three years, and this is eight repairs.
1282 Anhui Bai Family Tree
Xiangshan Tom movable type book
Map of Anqing City, Anhui Province (save 4-8, 12, 13)
Note: It dates back to the 21st year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty.
1283 Shandong Jimo Bai Mei An Liang Si Pu Liu Juan
(Qing Dynasty) Liang Yili, Mei Zehan, Security Institute, Bai Guangjian
Block printing in Xuantong of Qing Dynasty for two years (19 10)
Jimo County, Shandong Province
1284 The genealogy of Heyi Baigong in Taishan, Guangdong Province is not divided into volumes.
In the 11th year of the Republic of China (1922), the manuscript was written by Jundetang.
Japan and America
Note: Later generations wrote back to 24 years of the Republic of China.
1285 Sichuan Chengdu Baisi genealogy Volume 8 1
(Qing) Bai Dengshun, etc.
In the 22nd year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1896), there were eight white block prints in Chengdu.
Nanjing university beitu history institute
1286 The genealogy of Miao Bai family in Yang Le, Chengdu, Sichuan Province is not divided into volumes.
A clear version
Nanjing University
1287 The genealogy of Bai people in Beili, Fuling, Sichuan Province Volume II
Bai Runzhai (Republic of China)
Written in the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925)
Zhu Bao Village, Lewen Township, Changshou County, Sichuan Province
1288 Bai genealogy six volumes
(clear) white continuation
Sixth Edition of Jiaqing Ten Years in Qing Dynasty (1805)
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