After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, which Han surnames did the 8 noble surnames become? Do you have it around you?
China has a history of five thousand years, and there are still hundreds of family names in China, and many surnames have disappeared with the passage of time. For example, many royal surnames disappeared after the fall of that dynasty, such as the eight major surnames of the Manchu Qing Dynasty at that time, which later became Han surnames. Today let's take a look at what other surnames in the twenty-first century are related to the previous ones.
The first surname is Lang.
During the Qing Dynasty, a nobleman was surnamed Niu Cobalt Lu, this family name was a noble surname that people knew earlier at that time, this family also had its own contribution in the history of the development of the Qing Dynasty at that time, many girls of the Niu Cobalt Lu clan were sent to the palace, some of them became concubines, and some sat in the position of empress. The surname Niu Cobalt Lu has the meaning of wolf in the ancient Manchu language, so the subsequent Han surname became the Lang surname.
The second surname is Guan.
The predecessor of the Guan surname is the Guarjia clan, the most common appearance of the Guan surname is in the Liaodong area, before the Jin, many nobles of the Mongol clan were supportive of the Guarjia clan, they have done a lot of help for the establishment of Jin and the entry of the Qing army, they should also be said to be the founding heroes, people with this surname received a lot of preferential treatment during the Qing Dynasty.
The third surname is Tong or Tong.
People with the surname Tong or Tong jia are all descendants of the Tong Jia clan, the Tong Jia clan is a Manchu nobleman, their ancestors lived in the same place as this surname, they belong to a tribe of Jurchens. They also made great contributions to the entry of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and later they also rewarded meritorious deeds, tong Jia was also one of the eight nobles, and many daughters of the family were sent to the palace.
The fourth surname is that.
The Nala clan was the earliest Jurchen who lived in the Nara River region, and a very famous figure appeared in this family, she was the Empress Dowager Cixi of the Qing Dynasty.
The fifth surname is Qi.
Qi Jia was the most noble family name in the Eight Banners, and their status was very high at that time, but there were no famous people in their family, and their family also changed their surname to Han Qi during the Republic of China.
The sixth surname is Fu or Fu.
This practice of changing the surname of the nobles of the Qing Dynasty began from the Fucha family, and there were many empresses in this large family, and the first empress of Qianlong was the daughter of the Fucha family, and later they changed to the Han surname Fu.
The seventh surname is So.
The predecessor of this surname was the Suoqi Luo clan, many of their families were from Changbai Mountain, and the surname slowly began to become Suo from the beginning of the Kangxi Nahui, but this family had always belonged to the Eight Banners nobles of the Qing Dynasty before.
The eighth surname is Horse.
The predecessor of the Ma surname is the Ma Jia clan, but the people in this family are not all Manchus, and the imperial court at that time put some Han people with the surname of Ma into this family, and later became the Ma Jia clan, and the current Han surname is Ma.