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I. Origin of surname:

The first origin: it originated from the Shaodian family, which is the descendant of the Shaodian family of ancient emperors and belongs to the Motherland.

Shaodian family, the legendary first monarch in ancient times, was born in Shaodian country of Lishan in 557 years before Ding Hai of the Yellow Emperor (3274 BC). It is called Shaodian family, also known as Lishan family, and has the daughter of Jiao family, An Deng (Ren Cong). At the age of 30, he gave birth to Emperor Yan Shennong (Stone Year), and at the age of 33, he gave birth to his second son Xu Qi.

In the historical book "Historical Records and Shaodian", it is noted that Qiao Zhou said: "There is a bear Guo Jun, and the son of Shaodian is also." Huangfu Mi said, "There are bears, and now Xinzheng, Henan." Seek seclusion, small code, vassal state, name is not people. Press again: the official saying goes: "Xiaodian married Gillian's daughter and gave birth to Huangdi and Yandi." But Emperor Yan is also the son of Canon. Although the two emperors came down in one continuous line, they were separated by eight emperors for more than 500 years. If Shaodian is his father's name, is the Yellow Emperor the son of heaven after more than 500 years? How long! Another case: Qin Benji said that "Sun Yue, a descendant of the Zhuan Xu family, was taught by a woman to swallow a bird's egg and gave birth to a great cause. The great cause married a young Dian family and gave birth to white clouds".

Shaodian is a country name, not a name. Huangdi is a descendant of Shaodian, so Zuo Zhuan said "Lai's eight talents", which means his descendants are called Zi.

The descendants of Shaodian 1 1 generation, Yan Di Shennong (Tian Zi generation), in the order of generation, are the first generation → the second generation → the third generation → the third generation → the fourth generation → the fifth generation → the sixth generation → the seventh generation → the eighth generation → the ninth generation → the tenth generation.

Among the descendants of Shao Dian's family, some take the national surname of their ancestors as their surname, which is called Shao Dian's family. Later, it was simplified to a single surname, Dian, which was one of the earliest surnames.

The second origin: from the surname Ji, from the official code of the Western Zhou Dynasty, belonging to the official title.

Diansi was an official post set up in the Western Zhou Dynasty, which was subordinate to the Tianguan yamen.

In the classic "Zhou Li Chun Guan", it is recorded that "Dian Si, palm silk into the surface, weave its things, so that when it comes to hands-on, give it to the outside and give it to the inside."

In fact, Diansi is responsible for the tribute of silk, identifying the quality and grade of silk, and distributing it to textile craftsmen for silk processing according to the grade. Under the temple, there are two corporal, two government officials, two historians and four Jia officials. The descendants of the Northern Zhou regime imitated the Zhou system, and the court also set up a sergeant for weaving silk and a sergeant for weaving group. The official rank was the same as that of Biao Si, and the official rank was Er Ming (Zhengbapin), which belonged to Dong Fu.

Among the descendants of Dian Si, there are those who take their ancestors' official titles as surnames, which are called Dian Si's, and the later provincial texts are simplified to single surname Dian Shi and Shi Si.

The third origin: from the surname Ji, from the official ceremony of the Western Zhou Dynasty, belonging to the official title.

Li was an official position set in the Western Zhou Dynasty, which was subordinate to the Tianguan yamen.

It is recorded in the classic Book of Rites: "The ceremony of life is timed on time and by month, which is the same as law, ceremony, music, restraint and service."

Ceremony is actually an official who is responsible for formulating and managing all kinds of etiquette. In the Ming Dynasty, Ming Taizu also imitated the Zhou system, and was one of the officials of the county palace, responsible for the etiquette system of the palace. Ming Chengzu was deposed after he ascended the throne.

Among the descendants of the Li family, those who took their ancestors' official titles as surnames were called the Li family, and the later provincial texts were simplified to Dian family, Li family, Li family and Li family names.

The fourth origin: from the surname Ji, from the official code of the Western Zhou Dynasty, belonging to the official title.

Dianrui was an official post established in the Western Zhou Dynasty, which was subordinate to Chunzheng Department.

The ancient book "Book of Rites Spring Official" records: "Dian Rui, Zhang, set jade articles, and make up their names."

In fact, Dian Rui is an official in charge of Yu Rui and jade collection. Yu Rui is the private seal and symbol of the county king. Dian Rui is equivalent to Fu Xilang, an official in charge of the seal of the son of heaven in later generations. During the Northern Zhou regime of later generations, Dian Rui was a sergeant, in charge of Zhenger's life (Zhengbapin) and subordinate to the government. During the Sui Dynasty, Dian Rui was attached to the Rural Social Welfare Department, and there were four people.

Among the descendants of Dian Rui, there are those who take their ancestors' official titles as surnames, which are called Dian Rui's, and the later provincial texts are simplified to single surnames Dian Shi and Rui Shi.

The fifth origin: from the surname Ji, from the official book of the Western Zhou Dynasty, belonging to the official title.

Dian, also known as Dian Cheng, Dian Cheng and Dian Ling, was an official post set up in the late Western Zhou Dynasty and was in charge of the Confucian classics of the dynasty.

In fact, the Canon is an official appointed by the central committees of various kingdoms, who is in charge of the laws of the kingdom and is an official of the vertical management system. In the early Han Dynasty, Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang was designated as a history book, which was later changed into a classic book, and it was set in various kingdoms. In the Tang Dynasty, there was also a book order. There were several people in Hong Wen Pavilion, Secretary Province, Chongwen Pavilion and Secretariat Bureau, who were in charge of the four books and five classics of each pavilion and bureau respectively.

Among the descendants of classic books, there are some people who take the official titles of their ancestors as surnames, which are called Dianshi. Later, the provincial texts were simplified to single surnames Dianshi, Shushi and Jishi.

For example, in the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a doctor in the State of Jin, that is, Gou Jian's father and his grandson Fubo, who was in charge of the management of ancient books and documents. Their descendants took officials in Fu Bo as their surnames, forming two ethnic groups: Dian and Ji.

The sixth origin: from the surname Ji, from the official ceremony of the Western Zhou Dynasty, belonging to the official title.

The Ministry of Rites, also known as the Department of Rites, was an official post set up in the Western Zhou Dynasty, which was subordinate to the Department of Celestial Officials.

In fact, MC is the official in charge of MC in the Forbidden City, which is equivalent to today's guest MC, MC and concierge. There were etiquette officials in the Southern and Northern Dynasties and the Sui Dynasty. In the late Tang Dynasty, there was a "music appraiser" in Menxia province, who was responsible for singing festivals and the class status of temples. At first, the official position was very light, and later it was promoted to "scholar", and the official rank was promoted from nine grades to positive.

Among the descendants of Dian Yi, some took their ancestral titles as surnames, which were called Dian Yi's. Later, the provincial texts were simplified to single surnames Dian Yi and Yi Shi.

The seventh origin: from the surname Ji, from the official code of the Western Zhou Dynasty, belonging to the official title as the surname.

Diantong was a Yuedian official position set up in the Western Zhou Dynasty, which was subordinate to Guan Chun Prefecture.

In the classic "Li Zhou Guan Chun", it is recorded: "The same code, the sum of six laws and six similarities, arguing the sound of Yin and Yang in the four directions of heaven and earth, thinking that it is a musical instrument."

In fact, Diantong is a full-time music official who is responsible for debugging various musical instruments. People in the Zhou Dynasty loved music, and music was the most important gift, so this official had no small matter.

Among the descendants of Canon, those who took their ancestors' official titles as surnames were called Canon's, and the later provincial texts were simplified to single surnames Canon's, Tong's and Dong Shi's.

The eighth origin: from the surname Ji, from the official ceremony of the Western Zhou Dynasty, belonging to the official title.

Dian Si was an official post set up in the Western Zhou Dynasty, which was subordinate to Guan Chun Prefecture.

The ancient book "Book of Rites, Spring Official" records: "Rites, rites and signs of external worship all have cities and are in charge of their laws."

In fact, ceremony is in charge of the affairs of suburban worship. The temple department has two non-commissioned officers, four corporal, two government officials and two historians. In the Northern Zhou Dynasty, there was a system imitating the Zhou Dynasty, in which doctors were worshipped in the imperial system, and their positions were the same as those of "ancestor doctors" and "ancestor doctors", with five ranks (rank five, deputy ministerial level), including doctors and staff sergeant, who were subordinate to the Spring Government.

Among the descendants of Dian Si, some took their ancestors' official titles as surnames, which were called Dian Shi Si. Later, the provincial texts were simplified to single names Dian Shi and Shi Si.

The ninth origin: from the surname Ji, from the official rank of the Western Zhou Dynasty, belonging to the official title as the surname.

Dian Ming, also known as Dian Deng and Da Li Si, was an official post established in the Western Zhou Dynasty, which was subordinate to Chunzheng Department.

The ancient book "Book of Rites, Spring Official" records: "The standard life is the life of five governors and five governors."

Five rites are the five rites of the public, the marquis, the uncle, the son and the public, and they are the etiquette of the title below the solitary (king). The fifth level is four lives, three lives, another life, one life and no life below the orphan (king).

Regarding the fifth category, it is recorded in the groundbreaking Book of Rites: "Life: Nine lives are for the public, and the country, palace, car, clothes and ceremony are all based on nine; A prince has seven lives, and his country, palace, car, clothes and gifts are all based on seven; Children and men have five lives, and their country, palace, car, clothes and gifts are all based on five. Wang Sangong has eight lives, he Qing has six lives and his doctor has four lives. Moreover, its seals are all added, as well as its country, palace, car, clothes and etiquette. Where the princes' shunza exists in the son of heaven and takes the monarch, the ceremony of the monarch is first class; If you don't save it, you will take Pi Bo as your stepson. Many orphans have four lives, and they regard Pibo as the king of small countries. His wife has three lives, his doctor has one life, and his palace, car, clothes and gifts all depend on his fate. The same is true of Hou's Qing Doctors and Scholars. Son-in-law son-in-law son-in-law son-in-law son-in-law son-in-law son-in-law son-in-law son-in-law son-in-law son-in-law son-in-law.

In fact, the task is to be fully responsible for the appointment ceremony and the nine-life appointment ceremony. During the Northern Zhou Dynasty, the system was imitated, but changed to "big gift".

Among the descendants of Dian Ming, there are those who take their ancestors' official titles as surnames, which are called Dian Ming's. Later, it was simplified to a single surname Dian Shi and Shi Ming.

The tenth origin: from the surname Ji, from the official history of the Wang family in the Spring and Autumn Period, belonging to the official title.

Xuan is an ancient name for jade. Anything that naturally forms beautiful patterns on a piece of jade is called Xuan.

From the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, there were two pieces of beautiful jade hanging by silk rope on each side of the official crown of princes, which were used to plug their ears during rest, also known as "earplugs", just like today's earplugs.

Usually, when appearing in court, the doctor's "crown ear" is a ceremony. The princes and princes will stand under the hall and look up at the king respectfully, instead of looking around. If they shake their heads left and right, they will hit their auricles and cheeks with inertia to show "self-punishment".

"Ear-filling" is made by full-time jade workers, also known as making. Later, there were full-time officials in the imperial court, and "applying the internal code and executing the punishment" was to punish the courtiers with jade boards in the imperial court. This is called official history, but it is a good name, but it is specially ordered to beat the courtiers. "Xuan" is a thin plate made of jade, which is very brittle and will break and break with a little force, so "Xuan punishment" belongs to "thin punishment"

During the Qin dynasty, court ministers made a slip of the tongue or read the wrong script when playing, allowing them to slap their palms or cheeks with jade cards, also known as "beating", so that Qin Shihuang would not blame them.

Among the descendants of Yuan, there are those who take the occupation or official position of their ancestors as their surnames, which are called Yuan's, while the latter is called Dian's.

The eleventh origin: from the official position, from the official crown in the Warring States period, it belongs to the official title as the surname.

Ritual is an official position set up during the Eastern Zhou and Warring States Period, which belongs to the Internal Work Department.

During the Warring States period, the Eastern Zhou royal family had officials with imperial titles, and all the major vassal States had officials with the same names.

The crown is actually an official in charge of the monarch's crown and a personal servant of the monarch. In the Qin Dynasty, it was renamed "Shangguan".

Among the descendants of Dian Guan, there are those who take their ancestors' official titles as surnames, which are called Dian Guan Shi, and the later provincial texts are simplified to single surname Dian and Guan Shi.

The twelfth origin: from the official position, from the official clothes of the Warring States period, it belongs to the official title.

Ritual is an official position set up during the Eastern Zhou and Warring States Period, which belongs to the Internal Work Department.

During the Warring States Period, there was an official in the royal family of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty wearing a ceremonial robe, and there were similar officials with the same name in all major vassal states.

In fact, ceremonies are officials in charge of the monarch's clothes and personal servants. In the Qin Dynasty, it was renamed "Shangyi".

Among the descendants of Dian Yi, there are those who take their ancestors' official titles as surnames, which are called Dian Yi's. Later, the provincial texts were simplified to single surnames Dian Yi, Yi Shi and Yi Shi.

The thirteenth origin: it originated from the won surname, came from the official guest of Qin Dynasty, and belonged to the official title.

Dianke, also known as Dahongxiu and Dianguo, was an important official post established in the Qin Dynasty, ranking first among the nine ministers.

In the history of China, the Zhou Dynasty set six Qing and three orphans as nine Qing. "This refers to TianGuan burial slaughter, local officials Stuart, ZongBo, XiaGuan syma, sheep herder, winter lawsuit empty and, less government, less insurance, all called' nine qing'. In the Qin Dynasty, Feng Chang (also known as Tai Chang), Lang Zhongling (also known as Guang Luxun), Wei Wei (also known as Fu), Tai Fu, Ting Wei (also known as Forbidden Wei), Dian Ke (also known as Dahonglu), Su Zhi Civil History (also known as Dasinong) and Shao Fu were actually nine ministers of the central government.

In fact, Dianke was responsible for the reception and communication between the central dynasty and governors and other dependent countries and ethnic minorities, which was equivalent to the ceremonial ceremony of the emperor of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the national sacrificial ceremony. In the Han Dynasty, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty was renamed Daxing Mausoleum, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was renamed Dahongxiu, and Wang Mang was renamed Dianle after usurping the Han Dynasty. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was always called "Dahong Qingheng" with a grade of 2,000 stones. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Northern Qi regime was called "the temple was split in the middle", during the Sui Dynasty it was called "the temple was the summer", and during the Yuan Dynasty it was called "Xuan Zheng Yuan". This official position was not merged with the Ministry of Rites until the Qing Dynasty.

Fourteenth birth: from Mi Shi, from the official warehouse department of the Eastern Han Dynasty, belonging to the official title.

In the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty, had an official position "Prince Cangling", which belonged to Taifu Hall. The official position is Dian Cang Si, in charge of granaries (granaries) all over the country, with one warehouse order and two procedures.

In the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the responsibilities of the warehouse department were expanded, and there were several attendants, such as warehouse keeper, warehouse keeper, warehouse keeper, warehouse keeper and so on. , not only manage the national cashier, but also manage wine making and related affairs. The official position was not abolished until the end of the Northern Song Dynasty.

Among the descendants of Prince Cangling, there are Dian Cangling, Dian Cangcheng, Dian Cangshi, Dian Cangtu and Dian Cangshi. There are those who take the ancestral official titles as surnames, and the provincial texts are simplified to Dian's, Cang's and Cang's.

The fifteenth origin: it originated from the surname of Ji, commander of Cao Wei regime in the Three Kingdoms period, which belongs to the official title.

Jing Guo is an important official position established by the Qin Dynasty.

In fact, the vassal state is in charge of the reception and communication of the central dynasty to foreign countries and ethnic minorities. It is equivalent to today's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the ceremonial ceremony of the emperor and the national sacrifice ceremony. In the Han Dynasty, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty was renamed Daxing Mausoleum, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was renamed Dahongxiu, and Wang Mang was renamed Dianle after usurping the Han Dynasty. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was always called "Dahong Qingheng" with a grade of 2,000 stones. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Northern Qi regime was called "the temple was split in the middle", during the Sui Dynasty it was called "the temple was the summer", and during the Yuan Dynasty it was called "Xuan Zheng Yuan". This official position was not merged with the Ministry of Rites until the Qing Dynasty.

The sixteenth origin: it originated from the official position, and the Han Dynasty came out as a county official script, which belongs to the official title.

Zuo Shu, the point soldier, was appointed as the official post for Liu Bang, the Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, and was placed in various counties, and was assigned to the county officials by the central dynasty. Later, he was a captain of Li Si and a state secretariat official, and was promoted by the county officials.

In fact, the library assistant in Dianxian County is in charge of all the documents and archives of a country or a county. Canon county books are replaced once a year to prevent the information of the country, county and state from leaking out.

Among the descendants of Warden Preface, Warden Cheng, Warden History, Dian Tu and Dian Fu Chang, there are those with ancestral titles as surnames, and those with simple surnames as Dian Shi.

The seventeenth origin: from the official position, from the official position of Cao Wei and Jin Dynasty, belonging to the official title.

Pawnshop is a kind of litigation yamen established from the Cao Wei regime in the Three Kingdoms period to the Jin Dynasty. It was called "Huajie Department" in Cao Wei period, "Changjing Department" in Jin Dynasty, and "Dianjing Department" directly in Tang Dynasty.

In fact, the official stable department was responsible for raising and feeding horses, cattle, sheep, dogs, pigs, chickens, ducks and other miscellaneous animals during the Central Dynasty, and was affiliated to Taibu Temple. Under the standard stable, there are standard stable orders, standard stables, standard stables, as well as standard servants and stables.

Among the descendants of Warden Preface, Warden Cheng, Warden History, Dian Tu and Dian Fu Chang, there are those with ancestral titles as surnames, and those with simple surnames as Dian Shi.

The eighteenth origin: from the official position, from the official ceremony of the Sui Dynasty, it belongs to the official title as the surname.

Canon, the official position set by the Sui Dynasty, was set in institutions below the central government.

In fact, the responsibilities of official positions were not clear until the Tang Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, there were etiquette officers in the prisons of Shangcheng Bureau, Taichang Temple, Weiwei Temple, Zongzheng Temple, Taibu Temple, Sinong Temple and Taifu Temple, as well as the general prison, Shaofu prison and Dushui prison, all of which belonged to foreign officials.

Leisure is the ancient name of stable.

The six idleness of the Zhou Dynasty governors is recorded in the historical book "Li Zhou Xia Guan Jiao Ren": "The emperor has two idleness and six kinds of horses; Six countries are idle, four kinds of horses; There are four kinds of leisure at home and two kinds of horses. "

Six idleness in the Sui Dynasty is recorded in the historical book Sui Shu Guanbai Xia Zhi: "The province in the temple still takes advantage of the situation to set up six idleness perimeters: one idleness encircles the Yellow River, the other idleness encircles the Dragon Media, the fourth idleness encircles, the fifth idleness encircles and the sixth idleness encircles Tianyuan."

In the Tang Dynasty, these six idle horses were recorded in the historical book "Two Records of Guan Bai in the New Tang Dynasty": "Six idle horses in the temple province are overseen by the temple and still occupied by the Lord. In the first year of Wu Zetian's longevity, she spent six leisurely days in the battle: one was Feilong, the other was Xianglinsao, the third was Feng Yuan, the fourth was Luan, the fifth was kira yamato, the sixth was Liu Yao, and the sixth was Liu Yao ... She was still using the bureau to control six idle days: one was, the second was, the third was Oriental Media, and the fourth was Yao.

Obviously, the official in charge of feeding horse feed (livestock food) during the six leisure days is the official in charge of Shangcheng Bureau in the Tang Dynasty.

Among the descendants of Dian's family, there are those who take their ancestors' official titles as surnames, which are called Dian's family. Later, the provincial literature was simplified to single surname Dian's family and Shi's family.

The 19th Origin: Originated from Sayyid Shams Din 'Umar Umar, a descendant of the Bukhara royal family in the Yuan Dynasty. It belongs to the China family named after their ancestors.

* * * Canon's, from "one of the thirteen surnames of * * *" Sayyid Shams Din 'Umar family.

In the early years of the Yuan Dynasty, Sayyid Shams Din 'Umar Umar (A.D.121~1279), a descendant of Bukhara, the ruling royal family of Sasan Dynasty in Central Asia, entered the Central Plains, was * * * by the Yuan Dynasty, and was made King of Xianyang, serving as the administrative officer of Pingzhang, a province in western Sichuan and Yunnan.

In the first year of Yuan Dynasty, Saidianchi died of illness. Among their descendants, there are those who take the homophonic Chinese characters of their ancestors' name "Saidianchi" (noble) as their surnames, which are called Saidianshi. Later, the provinces changed their surnames to Shan Sai, Dian, Chi and Ma Shi.

The twentieth origin: from the Jurchen nationality, from the Adian Department of Jurchen in the Jin Dynasty, belonging to the sinicization of ethnic names.

According to the historical book "The Eight Banners of Manchu", Akcan's surname of Manchu originated from the Adan Department of the Jin Dynasty, with the department as the surname and Akcan Hala as the Manchu surname, which means "Lei" in Chinese and lives in Hada and Yehe. It is one of the oldest surnames of Manchu.

In the early Ming Dynasty, the Adan Department of Jurchen belonged to the Ming Dynasty, taking the tribal homophonic "Dian" as the surname and called Dian. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the late Jin regime ruled a Dian family. Since then, many Han surnames have been Dian, Schleswig and Zhan.

Two. Distribution:

There are Dian people in Ye County, Henan Province today.

Three. great name in history

Dian Wei: (AD? ~ 197), Chen Liuji, from Yuzhou (now Wucheng Village, Ningling, Shangqiu, Henan). The famous general Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms period.

Dian Wei is known as "the ancient Hubei". He is big, muscular, ambitious and Ren Xia.

In his early years, Dian Wei's countryman Liu was against Li Yong of Suiyang, and Dian Wei went to redress Liu's grievances. Li Yong used to be the chief of Fuchun, and the security at home was very strict. Dian Wei was driving, carrying chicken wine, pretending to be an idle person waiting for others; When Li Fu opened the door and Li Yong went out in person, Dian Wei pulled out a dagger to stop Li Yong, then entered Li Fu and killed Li Yongzhi's wife, then slowly strolled out, took out the dagger from the car and left on foot. Because Li's home is close to the city, the whole city panicked after the incident. After that, although there were hundreds of pursuers, no one dared to approach. Dian Wei walked four or five miles and met Li Yong's companion. It didn't take long for the two sides to fight, and Dian Wei got away. Since then, he has been appreciated by heroes.

During the reign of Emperor Xian in the Eastern Han Dynasty (190 ~ 193), when Zhang Miao recruited volunteers, he recruited Dian Wei as a scholar and was subordinate to Sima Zhaochong. At that time, the flag of yamen in the army was so long and big that people couldn't lift it, so Dian Wei lifted it with one hand. People think he is strange and admire his talent. Later, Dian Wei turned to Xia Houdun, and Xia Houdun turned to Cao Cao.

Dian Wei is good at making a pair of double halberds weighing 80 Jin. He won many battles and was honored as Sima.

In the first year of Xingping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 194), Cao Cao begged Lu Bu to stay in Puyang. Lu Bu did not set up a military camp west of Puyang. Cao Cao attacked his camp at night and broke it the next morning. However, before Cao Jun returned in time, Lu Bu's reinforcements arrived and the two sides fought on three sides. At that time, Lu Bu personally went into battle, and the two sides fought dozens of times from morning till night, and they were in a hurry.

Cao Cao temporarily recruited candidates trapped in enemy lines, and Dian Wei took the lead. In addition, he also led dozens of others to sign up. They are all reloaded with two helmets, not shields, but spears and halberds.

At that time, the western war was in an emergency, and Dian Wei rushed to block the enemy. Lyu3 bu4' s army rained crossbows and arrows. Dian Wei completely ignored it and said to his entourage, "Tell me when the thief army arrives within ten steps." Soon the waiter said, "Ten steps." Dian Wei added, "Tell me in five steps." The follower was afraid and immediately said, "The thief army has arrived!" Dian Wei shouted, took a dozen small halberds and threw them at the enemy, and all the throwers fell to the ground. After a long battle, the Lyu3 bu4 army retreated. At this time, it was just dusk, and Cao Cao was able to lead the army. After this incident, Cao Cao took Dian Wei as the captain, led him around, asked him to lead hundreds of Qin Bing, and often patrolled the big account in the army.

Dian Wei people are strong and powerful, and Qin Bing, led by them, is a strictly selected soldier. Every time there is a war, Dian Wei troops often take the lead. Dian Wei later changed a captain.

Dian Wei is loyal to Cao Cao. He often stands in the morning, stays in the tent at night, and rarely goes to the government to sleep privately.

Dian Wei is good at eating and drinking, and his diet is full of people. He used to drink a lot every time he was given food. People who belong to the left and right provide their own food and drink for Dian Wei, and Cao Cao is a strong man. Dian Wei also likes to carry big double halberds and long knives. There is a saying in the army: "A strong man has a king and carries a halberd of 80 pounds."

In the second year of Jian 'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (A.D. 197), Cao Cao levied Jingzhou and came to Wancheng to meet him in Zhang Xiu. Cao Cao was very happy, so he invited Zhang Xiu to drink with his generals. When Cao Cao was drinking, Dian Wei stood behind him with a big axe, the blade of which was more than a foot in diameter. When Cao Cao came in front of everyone, Dian Wei raised his axe and forced him to look. At the end of the banquet, Zhang Xiu and his generals were afraid to look up.

After more than ten days, I was ashamed of my aunt, accepted Jia Xu's suggestion, suddenly rebelled and attacked the camp. At that time, Cao Cao was killed by surprise, which was not conducive to playing, and he fled with a light ride. Dian Wei was fighting in front of the door, and Zhang Xiujun was not allowed in. Zhang Xiu's soldiers then dispersed to the camp from other doors. At that time, there were more than ten people in Dian Wei's subordinate military academy, all of whom fought to the death, and all of them were based on one being ten. But Zhang Xiujun benefited a lot, and Dian Wei killed him with a halberd. When he hit it with a halberd, he destroyed more than ten spears of Zhang Xiujun.

After Dian Wei, there were only a few casualties, and Dian Wei itself was beaten by dozens. The two sides fought hand to hand, and Zhang Xiujun marched forward bravely. Dian Wei killed them with his bare hands, and the rest of Zhang Xiujun dared not go near them. Dian Wei resumed the previous conflict and killed several people. But the injury recurred, and Dian Wei glared and died.

At this point, Zhang Xiu's soldiers dare to come forward, cut off Dian Wei's head, spread to each other, and the army looked at his body.

After withdrawing from Wuyin, Cao Cao heard that Dian Wei had died and wept bitterly for it. He gathered idle people to mourn for him, wept bitterly in person, sent him back to Xiangyi, and worshipped his son Dian Man as a doctor. Every time a driver passes by, he is often locked in the temple. Cao Cao remembered Dian Wei, worshipped Dian Man as Sima, and took him as a follower.

Cao Cao's son Xelloss made Dian Man a captain and made him the chief.

Dian Man: (year of birth and death to be tested), son of Dian Wei; Chen left us (now Wucheng Village, Ningling, Shangqiu, Henan). The famous general Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms period.

Dian Man was the son of Dian Wei, a famous Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms. Cao Cao saw the merits of Dian Wei, so he worshipped Dian Man as a doctor. Later, when Cao Cao remembered Dian Wei, he worshipped Dian Man as Sima and wooed him.

After xelloss proclaimed himself king, he made Dian Man a captain and a commissioner.

Four. County outlook:

Henan County: Sanchuan County in Qin Dynasty. In the second year of Emperor Gaozong of the Western Han Dynasty, Shen Bing was changed to Henan County, and Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan Province) was ruled. At that time, its jurisdiction was in the lower reaches of Luoshui and Yishui in the south of the Yellow River in Henan Province, the upper reaches of Shuanghe and Jia Luhe, and Yuanyang County in the north of the Yellow River, which governed 22 counties, roughly equivalent to Jin Meng, Yanshi, Gongyi, Xingyang and Yuanyang in Henan Province today. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, because Luoyang was the capital, in order to improve the status of Henan County, its officials were called Yin, not Taishou. In the early years of Sui Dynasty, it was deposed, and later it became Henan County of Yuzhou. During the Tang dynasty, it was the Henan government of Luozhou, and its jurisdiction was much smaller than that of Henan county in the Han dynasty. Henan Road in Yuan Dynasty, Henan Province in Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was founded in Henan Province during the Republic of China.

Ruyang County: According to historical records, more than 5,000 years ago, Shennong Emperor Yan Di became friends with Xuanyuan Huangdi, established a tribal alliance, unified the whole country, and held a ceremony to worship heaven in Xitai Mountain, Ruyang County, Henan Province, marking the beginning of the integration and cohesion of the Chinese nation. Ruyang is rich in natural and cultural landscapes. It has a long history and culture, including Yangshao culture and Longshan culture. There are 2 1 places of interest such as Du Kang Brewing Site, Du Kang Temple, Guigu Hometown, Wei Mingdi Mausoleum and Yunmengshan Ancient Military Academy. Du Kang, who was honored as "Brewmaster" by emperors of past dynasties, pioneered the brewing method of "Qi Liquor" in Du Kang Village of Ruyang, thus laying the foundation for China liquor brewing. Guiguzi, the Chu people in the Warring States Period, namely Wang Chan, was revered by Taoism and once lived in seclusion in Yunmeng Mountain in Ruyang Chengguan. In the Western Zhou Dynasty, Ruyang belonged to the Shen State area. In the Spring and Autumn Period, in the thirteenth year of Emperor Cai Zhaodi (506 BC), Shen State was destroyed by Cai State. The western part of the county belongs to Cai State and the eastern part belongs to Dun State. In the twentieth year of King Zhao of Chu (496 BC), Dunguo was destroyed by Chu, and then by Cai. During the Warring States period, it belonged to the State of Chu. During the Qin Dynasty, it was located in Yangcheng (now Fusu Temple in Shuzhuang Township) and belonged to Chen County. Chen Sheng and Guangwu changed Yangcheng to Fusu. During the Western Han Dynasty, Ruyang belonged to Runan County, Yuzhou, Yangcheng County and Bo Yang County. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yangcheng County was changed to Zhengqiang County, while Ruyang County remained unchanged. During the Three Kingdoms period, Qiang and Er Counties were abandoned to Ruyang County and belonged to Wei, Yuzhou and Chenjun. During the Jin Dynasty, the county name was Ruyang, which belonged to runan county, Yuzhou. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Ruyang County was established in Liu Song, which governed Ruyang and Wujin counties. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, Zhengqiang was re-established, and Ruyang County led Yang Er, Wujin and Zhengqiang counties. During the Nanliang period, Ruyang county led Suiyang, Xinji, Chen, Mongolia and Chongyi counties. During the Northern Qi Dynasty, the county was abolished, and Ruyang County was still established, belonging to Yuzhou. In the 16th year of Sui Dynasty (AD 596), it was divided into Ganshui County and Ruyang County. In the early years of the great cause of the Sui Dynasty (AD 605), Ruyang County was abolished and entered Yinshui County.

Chenliu County: In the 26th year of Ying Zheng, King of Qin, Chenliu County was established in Chen Geng (22 BC1year), and it was changed to Chenliu County in the first year of Yuanshou, Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty (BC 122 year), and it was ruled by Chenliu (now Kaifeng, Henan). At that time, the jurisdiction was from eastern Henan to Minquan County, Ningling County and Kaifeng City, west to Weishi County, north to Yanjin County and south to Qixian County. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, it was changed to Junyi. The Sui Dynasty was deposed in the early years of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (58 1 year), and both the Sui and Tang Dynasties were Chenliu County of Bianzhou. 1957 Ding You was merged into Kaifeng County, Henan Province.