Liu's surname is inlaid with yellow flag in Yitong County, Jilin Province. What does my Manchu surname teach? Thank you?

Liu has many old surnames, which is the earliest China surname. Old surnames are: Ira, Yiri, Iraz, Liu Jia (also known as Liu Jia), Ningguta, Niuzhilu, Wukuli, and Liu (Han nationality, Korean nationality) who entered Manchu.

Ira: Libanna.

IRI: This flag is inlaid with yellow.

Iraz: Li Banner.

Liu's surname: Liu has two surnames, one is Manchu and the other is Li Zhengbaiqi. One is a Mongolian surname, wearing a yellow flag.

Ningguta family: The Ningguta family living in Ningguta, such as deputy commander-in-chief Togtoh, belongs to the Yellow Flag. See below for details:

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Niu: Niu is one of the eight surnames in Manzhouli. Most of the flags are inlaid with yellow flags. Cattle changed their surnames to Niu or Lang, but not many changed their surnames to Liu.

Wu family: Li is inlaid with red flags.

Liu (Han nationality): Liu, a native of Manchuria with a red flag, lives in Changbai Mountain. Because of Lao Han's meritorious service in saving cars, he was given the surname of Jue Luoshi. Most of the other Liu's families were painted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and a few were painted by Xiawuqi (including Zhenglan Banner, and most of Liu's followers living in Fushun were painted by Zhenglan Banner). In addition, there are several Liu Han Huang Zhengqi, inlaid with red flags and blue flags.

Liu (North Korea): Li is playing the banner.

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If there is no genealogy, it is impossible to determine the exact old surname. Only Liu Jia, Liu (Han) and Liu (Chao) can be ruled out, and the rest are possible.