Mou's origin

From the official position, from the Western Zhou Dynasty official Cenmou, belonging to the official title. Cenmou, namely Cenyu, originally refers to the armor worn by drummers in the honor guard. Drummers, like today's military bands, are dressed in Cenmou, with bright armor, majesty and arrogance, so they are commonly known as "Cenmou". This is recorded in the history book "General History": "Cen Mou, a drum horn scholar. Hey, it's a trick. "

Among the descendants of Cen, there are those whose surnames are ancestral official positions, which are called Cen's. Later, the provincial slips were changed to those of Cen and Moumou, which were handed down from generation to generation. The correct pronunciation of this branch is mù(ㄇㄨˋ). It comes from Ji's surname, from Genmou country in the Spring and Autumn Period, and belongs to a famous family. Cao's family is recorded in the historical book "The Legend of the Sages in Donglai", and its representative figures are Pingchang people in the Southern and Northern Dynasties and Cao Moujun Qing, the secretariat of Yanzhou. During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a country near Lu, which was said to be the descendant of Zhuan Xu. This is a small country named Cao Shi and Viscount. Its territory is only five miles in Fiona Fang, and its capital is in Genmou (now southeast of Yinan, Shandong). In the seventh year of King Ding Zhou (600 BC in the ninth year of Lu Ji), the country of Genmou was destroyed.

Among the descendants of King Genmou after the national subjugation, those who took the country's surname plus the country's name as their surname were called Cao Mou's, and the provincial slips were changed to Cao Shi and Mou's, which were passed down from generation to generation. The correct pronunciation of this branch is mù(ㄇㄨˋ). It originated from Dongyi nationality, came from Xianmou State of Shang Dynasty, and belongs to the country name. Xianmou, an ancient country among the ancient Dongyi people, is said to be a descendant of Zhu Rong. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, there was a sage country established by the Dongyi people. At that time, Xianmou country was in the south of Shandong Peninsula, with the sea in the east, Ju country in the north and Lu country in the west. The three vassal States formed a tripartite confrontation in geographical position.

In the seventh year of Zhou Chengwang Song and Ji Dynasties (BC 1096), Zhou Chengwang began to take charge of his own affairs. He called the governors to form an alliance in Qiyang, Zhou Zong (now south of Qishan, Baoji, Shaanxi) and established his own prestige. At that time, Chu and Xian also attended the meeting. As Xian Mou Guoren is a fire sect after Zhu Rong, he is responsible for burning the fire offering sacrifices to the gods in the duty court. However, Zhou Chengwang thought that Chu and Xian Mou belonged to a small barbarian country and could not be compared with the grandson and nephew of the emperor, so he refused to form an alliance with them. This point is recorded in the classic "Guoyu Yujin": "When you became a king, you were a vassal of Qiyang, and Chu was a handsome man. You set up a watch house, watch house, and don't join the alliance. " Xian's country was destroyed by its surname Ju 'guo, and the specific time of destruction was not clearly recorded in the history books. At the beginning of the Spring and Autumn Period, Ju moved from (now Qingzhou, Weifang, Shandong Province) to Ju (now Juxian, Rizhao, Shandong Province), and its national strength became stronger and stronger. It constantly formed alliances with big countries such as Qi, Lu and Jin, and also launched wars against neighboring small countries and annexed some small vassal countries, so Ju Mou was doomed to this occasion.

After the death of Xianmou country, some royal descendants and nationals took the name of the old country as their surnames, calling it Xianmou family. Later, the provincial bamboo slips were changed to Shixian and Moushi, which were passed down from generation to generation. The correct pronunciation of this branch is mù(ㄇㄨˋ). It comes from the surname Ji, from the land of Moulou and Genmou in Qi State in the Spring and Autumn Period, and belongs to Juyi. Moulou and Genmou were two cities of Qi in the Spring and Autumn Period, which were successively occupied by Ju. It is recorded in the history book "Hidden Gong in the Spring and Autumn Four Years": "When people live together, they will cut the Qi and take the building." There is also a record in "Zuo Zhuan Gong Xuan Nine Years": "Take root." Moumou Building is located in the upper reaches of Weishan River in Shandong Province, while Genmou is located in the upper reaches of Shuhe River in Shandong Province. Yin Shang was an ancient country, and the Western Zhou was the land of Qi. In the first year of Ji Lin, King Huan of Zhou Dynasty (32nd year of Qi Huangong, 719th year BC), the country where the mother and father of Ju Ao were in power sent troops to occupy the land of Moulou, and then King Ding of Zhou Dynasty annexed Genmou in seven years (9th year of Duke Qu Qiu, 37th year of Qi Huangong, 600 BC).

Qi people who lost their country's city took the original name of the city as their surname, and they were called Mou Lou's and Gen Mou's. For example, the sage Genmouzi of the Six Kingdoms wrote seven books. After Mou Lou's family and Gen's family, the provincial bamboo slips were changed to Mou's, Lou's and Gen's single surnames, all of which were handed down from generation to generation. The correct pronunciation of this branch is mù(ㄇㄨˋ). Sima, a doctor of the State of Jin in the Spring and Autumn Period, was named after her ancestor. During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a place in Jin called Wu (now Jiexiu, Shanxi). In the autumn of the sixth year of Zhou Qi (in the twelfth year of Qi, 5 14 BC), Jin Qing sent a doctor Sima to govern Wuyi.

Among the descendants of Sima Mimou, some people take the official title of their ancestors as their surnames, which is called Sima's; Some people take the place names of their ancestors as their surnames and call them Wu; There are also some common branches that take ancestors' names as surnames and call them Mi Mou's. Later, the provincial literature was simplified to a single surname, Mou, which was passed down from generation to generation. The correct pronunciation of this branch is mù(ㄇㄨˋ). It originated from the surname Ji, from Sun Mou in the Spring and Autumn Period, and was named after his ancestors. Zimou, also known as Mu, is the son of Ying, the youngest son of Jiyuan (reigned from 534 BC to 493 BC). Gongziying, whose real name is Zi Nan, adopted his nephew Ji Mo (son of Prince Kun Kun) as the monarch in the 27th year of Zhou Jigai (493 BC) to serve the public. Mi Mou, the son of Gongzi Ying, took the father's word as his surname. Because he was called Zi Mou, he was called Zi Nan's. Zi Mou, as a grandson, has always served as a general to protect the country and defend the country. During his reign (455-450 BC), he also served as Minister of State. After Zi Mou's death, posthumous title became a "Wen", and the history book Da Dai recorded a famous conversation between him and Zi Gong, a disciple of Confucius, who was called "General Wei" in history. His grandson was the last person (word Nanjin, reigned from 332 BC to 283 BC) who was called "Hou" in the history of Wei, and his later monarch was reduced to "Jun", that is.

Among the descendants of Mi Mou Zi Nan's branch secretary, there are those who take their ancestral surname as their surname, which is called Mi Mou's. Later, bamboo slips in all provinces were changed to single surnames Mi and Mou, which were passed down from generation to generation. The correct pronunciation of this branch is mù(ㄇㄨˋ). It originated from Mongols, belongs to Chinese culture, and changed its surname to surname. Laishi from Hu Mao, Mongolia, also known as Muhu Laishi, originated from the Mongolian pronunciation of Muqali, the descendant of Muqali, the leader of Zara Ye Er Department in Mongolia.

Zalair Muqali, born as a slave, 1 170 ~ 1223 was a great Mongolian hero. He was resolute, resourceful, brave and good at fighting, and made great achievements in the process of assisting Genghis Khan to unify Mongolian ministries. He is called one of the founders of Genghis Khan's "Four Horses". After Genghis Khan was elected as Genghis Khan by all, he named Zhalair Muqali as 30,000 households and gave him a golden seal oath. Later, he was the supreme commander of the Mongolian army that attacked and destroyed Xu Jin, and was awarded the title of "Loyal Warrior" after his death. The descendants of Zalayel Muqali all took his first name as their surname and lived in Erdos (now Erdos, Inner Mongolia). The original territory included most of today's Yikezhao League, which was renamed "Ordos" during Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty.

After the middle of the Ming Dynasty, the Maohulai clan changed their surnames to Mou, He and Li with the homonym of their ancestors' names. The correct pronunciation of Mongolian Moujia is ù (ㄇㄨˋ). During the Spring and Autumn Period, the friction between Qi and Lu continued, and Mouzi was sandwiched between big countries and forced to migrate to the northeast. In the 5th year of Ji Xiexin in Zhou Lingwang (in 567 BC in the 15th year of Qi State), after Qi destroyed Laiguo (now Longkou, Shandong Province) and Yantai, Qi turned around and expanded westward, constantly attacking Lubei Wall (the northern border area), and a series of "city wars", "defense wars" and "Cui Huan" broke out between Qilu and Qilu. In order to attack the State of Lu and fight against the State of Wu allied with the State of Lu, during the 14th-24th year (558-548 BC), the Qi generals moved to the Mouzi State near Yingqiu (now Linzi, Zibo City, Shandong Province) and moved eastward to Muping District and Fushan District, Yantai City, Shandong Province. The history book "The History of Taoism" records that "Mouzi moved to the East China Sea near Linzi." However, by the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, the country of Mouzi was still annexed by Qi, and later it was destroyed, so it was called "Mu Ping". After the national subjugation, some descendants took the name of the old country as the surname, known as the Mou family, and the history said that the Mou family was authentic. Mou Xin, a doctor of the State of Qi in the Warring States recorded in Shi Ji Tian Wan Shi Jia, and Mou Chang, an important official, scholar and Anqiu person in the North Sea in the Eastern Han Dynasty recorded in Biography of the Later Han Dynasty, are all descendants of Mou's royal family. Obviously, among the descendants of Bin's family, they must follow their ancestors' surnames and call them Bin's. Later, the bamboo slips in all provinces were changed to the single surname of Bin and a surname, which was passed down from generation to generation, but the compound surname of Bin had disappeared. The correct pronunciation of this branch is mù(ㄇㄨˋ).

Most people in the Mou family respect Zhu Rong and Lu Zhong as their ancestors. The correct pronunciation of this branch is mù(ㄇㄨˋ). In the Qing Dynasty, Mou Dongmei, a native of Qixia, Shandong Province, and his wife Wang moved out of Shanhaiguan Pass and lived in Jinzhou District, Dalian. After Mou Dongmei settled in Jinzhou District, Dalian, it is not well recorded whether he went back to his hometown to copy his genealogy and whether Mou Dongmei had any brothers and sisters. So after Mou Dongmei's death, this clan was called the ancestor.

First life: Mou Dongmei, wife Wang.

Second place: Mou, wife Qu Bao; Mou, wife Liu; Mou Sirong, wife Zhao

The third world: Mou Xie, wife; Mou Shao, wife Zhang Wei; Mou Jin, wife Sun Shi; Mou Ji, wife Zhang; Mou, wife Li; Mou sheng; Mushua

The fourth generation: Mou, wife Teng; Mou Chaobing, wife Wang; Mou Chaoxiang, wife Zhang

The fifth generation: Mou Ren, wife Yu; Mou Qizhong, wife Sun Shi; , wife Liu; Mou Fa, wife Liu; Mou Heng, wife Yang; Mou Rong, wife Fan; Mou Li, wife Liang

Sixth: Mou Delu, wife Xia; Mou Dexing, wife Zhang; Mou Delong, wife Zhang; Mou Dekui, wife Zhang; Mou Dezhen, wife Hou Shi; Mou, wife; Mou, wife Wang

Seventh: Mou Gan, wife Zhang; Mou Kun, wife Liu; Mu Wen; Mou Bin, wife Liu

Eighth: Mou Tingsi, wife Liu.

Ninth place: Mou, wife Zhou; Mou, wife Liang; Mu Yunlu, wife Zhao; Mou Yunxiang, wife Li Tang.

Tenth place: Cai's wife, Mou; Mou, wife Cai; Mou, wife Sun Shi

Eleventh: Mou Xiping, wife Li.

Twelfth place: Mou Cunzhi, wife Wang; Mou Cunhou, wife Yang

13: Mou Ruifang, wife Wang; Mou, wife Wang; Mou, wife Wei Shi; Mou Ruihe, his wife is cold; Mou Ruihuan, wife Ning Shi

Fourteen: Mou, wife Li; Mou, wife Jiang.

The fifteenth generation: Mou Dapeng and Mou were told about the Zhang Massacre, and then Huguang was filled in Sichuan, and the four brothers of Mou in Taoyuan, Hubei entered Sichuan. But in order not to let the lost descendants know each other, the four brothers broke the mirror into four pieces, each holding their own. Behind the four mirrors were written the words wind, thunder, cloud and rain. Later, they found a place to live.