Who knows the origin of Weng's family?
Weng's surname comes from three sources:
1 from the surname of Ji in Zhou Dynasty. Belongs to the descendants of Zhao Haoqi in the Western Zhou Dynasty. According to legend, King Zhao of Zhou
When the youngest son was born, his hand was clenched and others could not break it. King Zhao of Zhou went to break them off. He should.
Open your hand. I saw that the lines of his youngest son's left palm were like the word "male" in seal script, and his right hand
Palmprint is like the word "feather" in seal script. King Zhao of Zhou named his youngest son.
The descendants of Weng also took Weng as their surname.
According to historical records, the illegitimate son of King Zhao of Zhou was collected in Wengshan (now Dinghai, Zhejiang).
County East, also known as Guangdong wengyuan county people). His descendants later took the name of the city as their surname, and the world.
Generation after generation, Weng's family was formed.
In the early days of the construction of the ancient Xia Dynasty, Qi was the king of the Xia Dynasty. At that time, there was a nobleman named Weng named Hexiang.
It is said that he is Weng's oldest ancestor.
Second, the county hall number
Hope county:
1 Linchuan County: During the Three Kingdoms period, Wu was located in this county, from Fuzhou to today's Cheng Nan, Jiangxi.
Belt.
Qiantang: Also known as Qiantang, it is an ancient county name. When the Qin Dynasty set the county, today.
Hangzhou, Zhejiang.
Hall number:
1 Zishantang: Weng Fu was appointed as a professor of Zishantang in Song Dynasty, in charge of drum learning.
Answering the emperor's questions will satisfy him.
2 Give Fish Hall: Weng Tao in the Tang Dynasty was appointed as Yuan Wailang, but later he was unwilling to live in seclusion.
As an official. The emperor wanted to call him back to the imperial court to be an official, so he made a poem about a dead fish as an answer.
The emperor read the poem and knew that he would never come back, so he gave him a lot of Qujiang fish.
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