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Recently, the National Si Clan Ancestral Council was held in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, and only 5,000 people in the country had the surname of Chuài (Chuài) on major online media platforms. Although there are not many people with the surname "sip", the sip surname is not a simple single source. Zhang Shu's compilation of the "Origin of Surnames" records the surname of Si, which reads: "When the folding of the Chang Department, after sipping." "Si Zhen, a member of the Dangxiang clan, was a general of the Folding Weichang clan, who belonged to the Folding Family in northern Shaanxi during the Fifth Dynasty to the Northern Song Dynasty. This is the first source of the sipping surname. In addition, the descendants of the Turks of the Tang Dynasty are also a source of the sipping surname, in the Western Turk Khaganate period, "sip" is one of the Turkic official titles and official names, after the Tang Dynasty destroyed the Western Turks, the descendants also have the surname of "sip". According to The Vice Chairman of the Council of Clan Relatives, Who Announced that they were descendants of Zhu Yunjiao, the Jianwen Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, who took refuge in the Battle of Jingnan and changed their surname to Sip.
In the film and television drama, the Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunjiao changed his surname for various reasons in ancient China.
When it comes to avoiding disasters and changing surnames, it will have some legendary colors. Indeed, the legend of avoiding disasters and changing surnames is mostly folk, and many times there is no good way to verify the truth and falsity. During the Three Kingdoms period, the family of Zhang Liao, a general of Cao Wei, changed his surname to avoid disaster. Zhang Liao, a native of Mayi, Yanmen (present-day Shuozhou, Shanxi), mentions in the Biography of Zhang Liao in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "After Ben Nie Yi, he changed his surname to avoid resentment." Although Zhang Liao's ancestor Nie Yi was not well-known in history, he was the initiator of the famous "Mayi Conspiracy".
In the film and television drama work Zhang Liao in the Plot of Mayi, Nie Yi used himself as bait to surrender to the Xiongnu military subjects, falsely called a Mayi official with the head of a criminal, and lured the Xiongnu army to go deeper, although in the end, Nie Yi's actions absolutely offended the Xiongnu. The history books do not clearly record the end of Nie Yi, but from the records in the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, the Xiongnu are likely to be the biggest enemies of the Nie clan, and from Nie Yi's generation, they changed their surname to Zhang. Compared with the story of the Zhang Liao family, although the Hu Changyi family has less historical evidence, it is more legendary.
Hu Changyi Hu Changyi is the ancestor of the Ming Dynasty Hu Clan, and according to the "Kaochuan Ming Jing Hu Clan Genealogy", Hu Changyi is the son of Li Ye of Tang Zhaozong. In the second year of Qianning (895 CE), the warlord Han Jian, dissatisfied with Tang Zhaozong's appointment as an envoy to Hezhong Jiedushi, joined forces with two other warlords, Wang Xingyu and Li Maozhen, to force Chang'an and kidnap Emperor Zhaozong Li Ye at Huazhou the following year. After this, he hunted down and killed the sons of the clan in the name of rebellion by the kings. Soon, Zhu Wen used the excuse of Qi soldiers to threaten Gyeonggi and raised troops to the west to rob Tang Zhaozong. According to the Genealogy of the Hu Clan, Empress He at this time was pregnant with Liujia, and Emperor Zhaozong Li Ye also felt that something was wrong, and in order to avoid the extinction of the imperial family, Emperor Zhaozong Li Ye entrusted his newborn son to Hu Sangong, a native of Huizhou, while stranded in Shaanzhou. Shortly after Hu Sangong returned to Wuyuan, Emperor Zhaozong Li Ye and his sons were victimized by Jiang Xuanhui. Hu Sangong carefully raised Hu Changyi, and then Hu Changyi was raised in the middle of the Later Tang Dynasty during the same light year, and the Hu clan has since branched out and gradually become a local clan. Although there are controversies and differences in the historical circles on this matter, and the Fang Zhi, genealogy, etc. also record different records on this matter, due to its long age and difficulty in verifying, we cannot rule out the authenticity of this matter. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, when the soldiers were in chaos, the number of mingzong's sons changing their surnames should not be in the minority. In the decades from the peasant revolt in Chongzhennian to the killing of the Yongli Emperor by Wu Sangui, after the large-scale hunting and killing of the peasant army and the Qing army, Zhu Di's close branch clan was almost extinct, and even the close branch disciples who escaped by chance could only change their names and surnames. The later Famous General of the Xiang Army, Zhou Dawu, was from the line of the King of Jinzhiji, and the then Ji Clan Clan took Ji as the middle, added a frame to change Zhu to Zhou, and passed it on until his son Zhou Jiachun, who only changed his ancestral surname to Zhu Jianfan after the abdication of the Qing Emperor. In addition, some books and historical materials at that time also recorded the change of surname of Zhu's family:
Change your surname to Zong?
The "Qing Barnyard Banknotes" says: In the Qing Xianfeng Period, there was The Zhejiang Huijian Zong Di Lou, named Ji Chen, who served as a royal historian, ancestor of the Benming imperial family Zhu Clan, changed his surname to Zong after the death of the country.
Change your surname to Lee?
According to the "Record of Crimes", a member of a certain imperial family fled to the home of Yu Zijiu, a member of the Ming Dynasty, and changed his surname to Li Langao. Later, he was still found and executed by the Qing Dynasty.
Change your surname to Wang?
The fourth column of the "Record of Sins" also contains: There are disciples of the Ming Sect, who changed their names after the death of the Ming Dynasty and changed their names to Wang Qiren, "sneaking between Gansu and Yue, often titled Guan Zhuangmiao Ancestral Hall "Hundred Character Order", a series of retrospective discussions."
Change your surname to Cao?
According to the "Zhu Clan Genealogy" of Huarong DawangChang, in the last years of the Ming Dynasty, Li Zicheng threatened to accuse the "Clan of Ziyang" and changed his surname to Cao to avoid disaster.
It seems that in ancient China, avoiding disasters by changing surnames was not a new thing.