The origin of Gao surname

1, from Jiang surname: Gongzi Gao, son of Duke Wen of Qi and Lu Chi of Western Zhou Dynasty. Jiang was originally a descendant of Emperor Yan, and Gao was a descendant of Emperor Yan. Gao's blood ancestors were Emperor Yan and Gao Yi.

2. Originated from Xianbei people: Northern Wei Emperor Xiaowen Tuoba Hongyu Tai 17-20 years vigorously promoted political reform and culturally promoted the policy of sinicization. In this process, he changed the multi-syllable compound surname of northern Hu people into a single surname of Chinese characters, and the Bulou department of Xianbei people changed into Gao's, and later merged with Han people, which was one of Gao's in Henan.

3. Originated from Manchu: Han, changed his surname to surname. From the Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty to the early years of the Republic of China, there were many cases in which the Manchu surname was changed to the Han surname, and some of them were transliterated from the Manchu surname to the Han surname, and the Gao family was changed to the Gao family. ?

Gao surname: Gao surname first appeared in the period of the Yellow Emperor in ancient times. China's earliest book "Shiben", which systematically recorded the origin of surnames, contains "Gao Yuan, the minister of the Yellow Emperor, served as a palace", and the chronicles of bamboo books say that the Yellow Emperor "lived with bears". There is a bear, now in Xinzheng County, Zhengzhou City, Henan Province. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Lu Zhishen, the sixth grandson of Lu Shang (Jiang Ziya), had a descendant with a high name because of the fief of his ancestors. Gao surname is a multi-ethnic, multi-source and ancient surname group with many origins. It ranks 153 among hundreds of surnames, 19 in the surnames list, and 30th in Taiwan Province Province, with a population of about14.769 million, accounting for 0.92% of the total population in China, mainly distributed in Yuyang.