Origin of the surname tianxia

Surname:【Lu】

Pinyin: Lu

Gunwang: Henan County

Celebrities: Lu You, Lu Xun, Lu Ji, Lu Xuan, Lu Jiushao, Lu Jiuling

Victory: Lack

Literature: Lu's Genealogy

History: The surname Lu ranks 70th among today's Chinese surnames and 94th in Taiwan. Legend has it that in ancient times, Emperor Huan had a great-grandson named Zhong, who was sealed in Luxiang (in present-day Pingyuan County, Shandong), which was called Lu Zhong. Among his descendants, those with the surname of Fengyi were called Lu Shi. In ancient times, the Rong people had a branch surname, called the Rong of the Yun surname, and during the Spring and Autumn Period, they were forced by the Qin and Jin states to leave their original place of residence and move east to Yin (northeast of present-day Lu County, Henan), so the history was also called Yin Rong, and finally moved to Luhun (northeast of present-day Song County, Henan), establishing the State of Luhun and belonging to the Jin. The people all take Lu as their surname. Again from the Tian clan. At the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, Shun's descendants Established the State of Chen, but due to the chaos of the war, Prince Chen fled to the State of Qi and changed his name to Tian Shi. Descendant Qi, Tian Shi was in charge of the government, and was the hereditary monarch of the State of Qi. During the reign of King Xuan of Qi, King Xuan enfeoffed Tian Tong, the younger son of Tian Shisheng, in Luxiang, Pingyuan County, and Tian Tong's descendants took Fengyi as their clan, also known as Lu Shi. In addition, in the ancient Xianbei tribe, there was a Bugu clan in the northern three-character surname, also known as the Bulu clan, and when Emperor Xiaowen of the Later Northern Wei Dynasty advocated Sinicization, it was changed to Lu Clan. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the Qi state grand master Dong Guo Jia was enfeoffed on the mainland, with the title of Mainland Zifang, and among his descendants was the surname of mainland China, which was later simplified to Lu. Other celebrities: Lu Jiuyuan, Lu Yun.

Surname Origin:

The origin of Lu's surname is as follows:

Legend has it that Wu Hui served as the fire god Zhu Rong during the reign of Emperor Yao, and his son's name was final. Because it is in the Luxiang area, it is called Lu Final. Some of his descendants took Lu as their surname and called lu. This is Shandong Lushi.

During the Warring States period, King Sun Qixuan of the Tian Dynasty had a grandson named Tong, who was enfeoffed with Lu Township in Pingyuan County, the hometown of Lu Zhong, so he took Lu as his clan. The history is called Lu Zhengzong, which is the origin of Lu Shi in Shandong.

From The Land Ofe. In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a country named Luhun Kingdom, which was destroyed by the Jin State in 525 BC, and the remnants of the Luhun State after the fall of the country took the state as their surname according to the customs of the Han people, and the descendants took Lu as their surname.

Changed from his clan. In the Southern and Northern Dynasties, there was a generation of northern Xianbei fu surname BuLu gushi, which was changed to Lu after Emperor Wen of Wei moved to Luoyang.

Gathering Places:

Migratory distribution

There are many birthplaces of the Lu family. Judging from the general historical situation of The Lu clan's reproduction, the lu surnames in the past dynasties were mainly distributed in the six provinces of present-day Shandong, Henan, Jiangxi, Hubei, Zhejiang and Jiangsu. Most of the Lu surnames distributed in these places were after Lu Tong, the son of King Xuan during the Warring States period. The Surname Lu had long flourished in jiangsu and Zhejiang, and according to historical records, Lu Tong had a son, Lu Fa, who was appointed as a doctor, and his descendants later migrated to Jingzhou and Dantu. At the end of the Han Dynasty, when the Three Kingdoms were established, in Eastern Wu in Jiangdong, Lu Clan talents were abundant, such as Lu Xun under Sun Quan, Lu Xun's son Lu Kang, grandson Lu Ji and Lu Yun, which showed the prosperity of the Lu clan in this area at that time. By the time of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Lu clan in various parts of the north and south had developed on a larger scale. After the Song and Yuan dynasties, the Lu clan spread all over the country.

Don number

Zhonglietang: Lu Xiufu, the left minister of the Southern Song Dynasty, swore not to surrender yuan to death, and established the king of Yi in Fuzhou. When the Yuan soldiers came to kill, Lu Xiufu calmly drew his sword and expelled his wife and son to the sea and died, and then he committed suicide by throwing himself into the river.

Deposed Batang: During the Han Dynasty, Lu Jia followed Liu Bang to destroy Qin and Jianhan. His eloquence was quite good, and he made two missions to South Vietnam. He also wrote a copy of the "New Language" for Gao Zu, to the effect that Chongwang deposed Him.

The Lu clan also used Henan, Pingyuan, Hanoi, and Wu County as their hall names.

Family tree

Shanghai: The Yunjian Lu family multiplied by the first volume of four volumes, the Yunjian Zhuxi Lu clan genealogy is not divided into volumes, the Yunjian Zhuxi Lu clan genealogy is not divided into volumes, the Chongming Lu family genealogy is not divided into volumes, and the Lu family lineage table is not divided into volumes

Jiangsu: Eight volumes of Huai'an Shanyang Lu Clan Genealogy, Taixian Hailing Lu Clan Genealogy Fourteen Volumes Of the First Volume, Danyang Yunyang Lu Clan Genealogy Ten Volumes, Danyang Yunyang Lu Clan Genealogy Eight Volumes, Wujin Jinling Maozhuang Lu Clan Genealogy Eight Volumes, Wujin Zhangcun Lu Clan Genealogy Sixteen Volumes, Wujin Zhangcun Lu Clan Genealogy Eighteen Volumes, Changzhou Baiyun bay Branch Lu Clan Hui Xiu Genealogy Volume One Volume, Wujin Luzhuang Lu Clan Genealogy Twenty-seven Volume First Volume, Wujin Luzhuang Lu Clan Genealogy Twenty-nine Volumes First Volume, Wujin Jinling Lu Clan Genealogy Twelve Volumes, Wuxi Lu Clan Genealogy Excerpts are not divided into volumes

Historical celebrities:

Lu Longqi: A native of Pinghu, a famous scholar of the Qing Dynasty, who was also known as "Erlu" with Lu Shiyi, xuezong Cheng Zhu, opposed Wang Shouren's "Zhiliang Theory", and mainly "respected the poor reason".

Lu Xinyuan: Wuxing, Zhejiang, a bibliophile in the Qing Dynasty, who collected two hundred rare books from the Song Dynasty and became famous all over the world for his collection. He is the author of "The Complete Collection of Hidden Gardens".

Lu You: A native of Shanyin, a famous poet during the Southern Song Dynasty. He served as an official in the imperial court, resolutely resisted the Jin in politics, and advocated the enrichment of armaments. In his later years, he retired to his hometown and the belief in recovering the Central Plains remained unchanged. During his lifetime, he composed many poems, more than 9,000 of which exist, which are extremely rich in content, expressing political aspirations, reflecting the people's living hardships, criticizing the humiliation and harmony of the ruling clique at that time, and the style is majestic and bold, showing a strong desire to restore national unity. "Guan Shanyue", "Shu Rage", "Farmhouse Sigh", and "Shi'er" are all masterpieces passed down from generation to generation.

Lu Yu: A native of Fuzhou, a famous tea ceremony expert in the Tang Dynasty, he was witty and funny, wrote behind closed doors, did not want to be an official, once made a living by doing odd jobs, and had a deep friendship with the female lyricist Li Jilan. His lifelong hobby was to drink tea, which was the highest authority for tea tasting at that time. It is known as the "tea god".

Lu Jia: A famous politician and cipher in the Western Han Dynasty, he often went on as a lobbyist to the princes since Han Gaozu set the world. He vigorously advocated Confucianism, "practicing benevolence and righteousness, and winning the law first", supplemented by Huang Lao's idea of "ruling without doing anything", as a tool of rule of the landlord class, which had a great influence on the politics of the early Han Dynasty.

Lu Xun: A famous general of the State of Wu in the Three Kingdoms, he was good at strategizing, plotting to defeat Guan Yu, defeating Liu Bei in the Later Water Attack, and was promoted to the rank of Chancellor because of his outstanding military achievements.