Qin Shi Huang Family Lineage (1)

In the "Records of History", the records of the ancestors of the major countries in the Spring and Autumn period and the Warring States Period are only the oldest, the most complete lineage, the richest deeds, and the most detailed content. The Yinqin clan is a branch of the Yin surname group, and the Yin surname group considers itself to be a descendant of the Yellow Emperor. Whether the genus of the Yinqin clan is the Yellow Emperor and the Emperor remains to be studied, but one thing is certain: this ethnic group has long belonged to the Chinese ethnic group culturally, the degree of civilization development is significantly higher than that of other ethnic groups, and it has long occupied the position of "co-lord of the world".

On the occasion of the Shang Zhou Dynasty, a fierce war was waged between the various tribes headed by the Shang and Zhou dynasties around the name and authority of the "common lord of the world". King Wu of Zhou and King Shang fought a decisive battle against Makino. The soldiers of the King of Lu were defeated and set themselves on fire. Shortly after the establishment of the Western Zhou Dynasty, King Wu died, and the regent of the Duke of Zhou became king. Uncle Guan and Uncle Cai expressed dissatisfaction with this and joined forces with Wu Geng, the son of King Huan, to launch a rebellion. Zhou Gong led an army to the East, fought hard for three years, and finally conquered the East. After the Eastern Expedition of King Keshang of Wu and the Duke of Zhou, the forces of Yin Shang and Xu Yan were suppressed. Some of the losers were ordered to move, while others fled. In the vast land of China, there has been a regrouping of ethnic relations.

As vassals of the Shang Dynasty and members of the Dongyi clique, the ancestors of the Yinqin clan belonged to the losing side in the political changes of the Shang Zhou Dynasty, so they suffered setbacks and were forced to leave their homeland.

Because the Yinqin ethnic group is a group that is good at driving cars and horses, and is known for being good at coaching horses, they have once again re-emerged with ancestral skills and their own talents.

During the reign of King Mu of Zhou, there was another descendant of the Qin tribe who raised horses and was good at driving horses, and his name was Zuo father. The founding father was good at driving chariots, and he trained eight horses, including Hua Luo, to dedicate them to King Mu of Zhou. King Mu of Zhou was very happy and ordered his father to drive a hunting tour for him. While King Mu of Zhou was on a hunting tour, King Xu Yan of the Huaishui River Valley took the opportunity to lead a group of princes against Zhou. King Mu of Zhou was informed and immediately returned to his division. The Father-Maker drove a long distance, thousands of miles a day, and because of the rapid return, he was able to quell the rebellion successfully. King Mu of Zhou rewarded the father-maker for his merits, and took Zhao Cheng as his father-in-law. Since then, the founding father has been the Zhao clan, and he has become the ancestor of the Zhao royal family. The State of Zhao, one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States, was founded by the Zhao clan. Therefore, Qin and Zhao Ben are one ancestor.

Due to the relationship between the fathers, the Yinqin clan was originally attached to the Zhao clan, with Zhao as the surname (when Qin Shi Huang was born, he once took Zhao as a surname, which may be related to this). But the direct ancestors of the Qin people were not fathers, but female defenses. Both the father and the female defense are descendants of the Yinqin clan. Li Lian had a son named Evil Laige, and the female defense was the son of Evil Laige. Female defense born Emperor Gao, Emperor Gao gave birth to too many, too many births of the big Luo, the big Luo gave birth to non-sons. Fei Zi is also called Qin Wei, he is the surname of Qin and the founding father of the country.

Feizi also developed by raising horses and being good at driving. He lived in Inuqiu (present-day southeastern Gansu on the border with southwestern Shaanxi), where he was known for his ability to breed animals and train horses. The Inuqiu people recommended Feizi to King Xiao of Zhou, and were appointed to preside over the local horse administration (to manage the breeding of horses) at the confluence of the waters of The River (汧水) (in present-day Baoji, Shaanxi). Because the horses were well-bred and the horses multiplied quickly, King Xiao of Zhou appreciated Feizi's talents very much, and in order to reward Feizi's merits, he took Qin, who was located in the "Meeting of Huanwei", as the Caiyi of Feizi. Since then, the Yinqin clan has become a vassal of the Zhou Dynasty.

From the perspective of actual political relations, vassals usually accept the rule of great powers, and they themselves are political entities with a certain degree of independence. There are vassals of power, cities, territories, tribes, and subjects, and their internal political relations and institutions of power actually constitute a "state" with all its internal organs. Fei Zi's food was Qin, and he was also the heir of the Ying clan of Qin Ding, so he took the name "Qin Yin".

During the Qin Dynasty, the Western Zhou Dynasty had already regarded his territory as a vassal and given corresponding titles and powers. Since Qin's Caiyi was in Qin, the descendants of this clan were called "Qin people" and "Qin people". Later, when Qin Wengong marched to the meeting of Wangwei, he also said: "In the past Zhou Yi, I first Qin was married here, and then I was made a prince. It can be seen that the Qin royal family also regards qin's fiefdom as an important historical landmark.