23 Rubik's Cube Ancestors Authorized
Historically, due to the sharp decline in population, Sichuan had two large-scale migration waves from the late Yuan to the early Ming And early Qing dynasties, known as the two "Filling Sichuan" movements, and the composition of the population changed greatly. Nevertheless, the indigenous people of the Song Dynasty and before it remain an important source of contemporary Sichuanese. 23 Rubik's Cube has also discovered some of the larger "indigenous" families in Sichuan, based on this, we can get a glimpse of the distribution and scale of the indigenous people.
The indigenous families listed in this article are: Sichuan Ren Family, Sichuan-Gansu-Shaanxi He Family, Sichuan-Shaanxi Pu Family, and Chuan-Yu Gou Qianjing Family.
1. Mr. Sakashi Sichuan's Family
Patrilineal haplogroup: O-MF23213
Co-ancestor time: about 2250 years ago
Proportion: Up to 0.8% of Men in Sichuan
overview:
Due to late discovery, the existing chip version has not yet been able to detect this branch, and the test result is the upstream O-F273 of the branch. O-F273 (excluding downstream) accounts for 1.10% of Sichuan males, and it is estimated that most of them are O-MF23213, according to which O-MF23213 may account for 0.8% of contemporary Sichuan males.
Historical Origins:
According to the Song Dynasty Sichuan Dengke List, the Ren surname is the largest surname of the Population of Sichuan in the Song Dynasty and is widely distributed in Sichuan. Historically, the more famous family in Sichuan was the Ren clan of Chengdu, Shu County. According to the Eastern Jin Dynasty's Huayang Guozhi, the early celebrities of the Ren clan in Chengdu mainly include: Han Changsha Taishou Renxun, Eastern Han Dynasty Grand Si Nong Ren Fang (Ren Xunzi), Eastern Han Xuzhou Assassin Shi Ren Kai (Ren Xunzi), Three Kingdoms Shu Qian as Taishou Renyuan (Ren Xi Father, after Ren Fang), Western Jin Dynasty Ren Xi, Western Jin Fuling Taishou Ren Fan (Ren Xizi), and so on. The Tang Dynasty 'Lady Huanhua' was also a daughter of the Ren clan of Chengdu. In addition, during the Han to Jin Dynasties, Langzhong, Fanxian, Mianzhu, Weidao, Yuewei and other places also had Ren celebrities, such as the Yuewei "Barbarian" RenGui recorded in the Book of Later Han and the "Huayang Guozhi", langzhong shi shi Ren Wensun and his brother Ren Wengong (warlock), Fanxian Zhishi Ren mo, Mianzhu ren, And Ren Yong, a daoist recruiter, and the Huayang Guozhi also noted that Ren was one of the surnames of Langzhong County. The above Ren clan is not known how it is related to the Chengdu Ren clan.
2. Sichuan-Gansu-Shaanxi He family
Patrilineal haplogroup: O-Z38921
Co-ancestor time: about 2150 years ago
Proportion: About 0.50% of men in Sichuan
According to the sample of the 23 Rubik's Cube chip database, the top prefecture-level cities in Sichuan Province with O-Z38921 frequency are:
Nanchong: about 1.77%
Suining City (mainly in Shehong and Pengxi): about 1.39%
Bazhong City: approx. 1.28%
Leshan: about 1.06%
Mianyang City: about 1.07%
In Dazhou, Meishan, Yibin, Luzhou and Chengdu, it can also reach 0.15%-0.45%, and in Aba Prefecture, which is predominantly Tibetan, it also has a proportion of nearly 1%.
The He family may correspond to the historical He clan of Pi County, Shu County. According to the Book of Han, the Book of Jin, and the Chronicle of the State of Huayang, the representative figures of the He clan in Pi County, Shu County, are: He Wu (Marquis of Xixiang), He Xian (He Wudi), Taishou He Xian (He Wudi), The Servant of the Eastern Han Dynasty, He Ying, a servant of the Eastern Han Dynasty, He Zong of the Three Kingdoms Shu Dahong, He Zong of the Three Kingdoms Shu Guanghan Taishou He, He Pan of the Western Jin Dynasty (Xicheng Hou, descendant of He Xian), Western Jin Dynasty Jiangyang Taishou He Sui (he Wu descendant), and So on.
3. Sichuan-Shaanxi Pu family
Patrilineal haplogroup: O-MF193267
Ancestor time: about 2180 years ago
Proportion: About 0.30% of men in Sichuan
Due to the late detection, the existing chip can not detect O-MF193267, and the current detection result is the upstream node O-Y6550. According to the 23 Rubik's Cube chip database, O-Y6550 this type accounts for nearly 0.35% of Sichuan males, much higher than the national level of 0.07%, and it is speculated that most of Sichuan's O-Y6550 should be O-MF193267, that is, the descendants of the family currently account for nearly 0.30% of Sichuan males.
The descendants of this family are currently the most concentrated in Nanchong, followed by Guangyuan, Bazhong, Suining (mainly Shehong), Chengdu and other places.
The Eastern Jin Dynasty's Huayang Guozhi records that Langzhong County had the surnames "Three Foxes, Five Horses, Pu, Zhao, Ren, Huang, and Yan". According to the Song Dynasty Sichuan Dengke Directory, the Pu surname is the largest surname in the Population of Sichuan in the Song Dynasty and is widely distributed in Sichuan. An early figure with the surname Pu in Sichuan includes the Shu craftsman Pu Yuan during the Three Kingdoms period, who once cast three thousand swords for Zhuge Liang in Xiegu. During the Two Song Dynasties, the Sichuan Pu surname included Pu Zongmeng (a native of Southern Nanchong County), a literary scholar Pu Yuanyu (a native of Chengdu), and a member of the Zhuangyuan Pu Guobao (a native of Bishan County, Chongqing).
4. Kawa 渝苟, 芶, Kei's family
Patrilineal haplogroup: D-MF58501
Ancestral time: about 1860 years ago
Proportion: About 0.14% of men in Sichuan
The current chip can measure the D-Z44635 upstream of the D-MF58501. Since D-Z44635, another downstream branch of D-F14985, is currently also covered by the chip, users with a chip result of D-Z44635 may be mostly or all of D-MF58501.
Based on this, according to the chip database, D-MF58501 currently accounts for about 0.14% of men in Sichuan, mainly distributed in Bazhong, Nanchong, Suining, Dazhou, Chengdu, Aba Prefecture and other places, accounting for about 0.11% of men in Chongqing.
This family may correspond to the historical Hanchang Goku clan. The Eastern Jin Dynasty's Huayang Guozhi (華阳国志) refers to the Gou clan as the surname of Hanchang County (present-day Bazhong). Early representative figures include the Shu Han Zuo general, the Hou Jufu of Tangqu (字孝興, hence the "Gou Xiaoxing"), and the "Righteous Lie" (義烈) Gou. During the Northern Song Dynasty, Chengdu Huayang County had jinshi and scholar Ju Zhongzheng (屯田郎中, scholar), Juxi Zhong (Dr. Taichang), Juxigu (jinshi) and other figures.
summary:
Judging from the above four "indigenous families" (before the Yuan Dynasty), the cities with relatively large number of indigenous relics of the Song Dynasty in Sichuan at present are: Nanchong, Bazhong, Guangyuan, Suining (mainly Shehong Pengxi), Leshan, Dazhou, Mianyang and so on.
The cities that were replaced more thoroughly by the Yuan ming and Qing dynasty immigrants were Deyang, Neijiang, Ziyang, Zigong, and Guang'an.
At the same time, the above four families are only part of the Sichuan "indigenous" families that have been excavated by the 23 Magic Cubes, and they are also a larger one. There are still some other "indigenous" families waiting to be discovered, which also requires Sichuan-Chongqing users to actively participate in patrilineal in-depth testing.
Appendix: More than 0.40% of Sichuan males are currently patrilineal haplogroups since the Qin and Han dynasties
△ Sichuan Family
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