A Study of Sang Zi's Family History

Sang Zi's surname comes from the Zhou Dynasty. Sang Zi was originally a tribe that raised silkworms and collected silk in the Huaihe River valley in late summer and early Yin. Over the years, silk products have been provided to Yu Ming's family, who are engaged in divination, sacrifice and other clerical work. Yu Ming's family thanked Zhou Wang for his efforts and personally named him Sang Zi, which means that Sang Zi was an ancient aristocratic representative. Sang represents the essence of the tribe. With the growth and prosperity of the tribe, Sang Zi's compound surname gradually formed its own famous ethnic group, which continues to this day. In the ranking of ancient surnames, Sang Zi ranked third, the first was Yu Ming, a clergyman, the second was wang xing, a priest, and the second was Wang Chen.

The origin of Sang Zi's compound surname is recorded in many documents, such as Taiping Yulan, Yongle Dadian and Zhouyi. Sang Zi is a tribe that specializes in making silk products for the Yu Ming family. Yu Ming's idea of the unity of man and nature no longer met the needs of human nature at that time, and gradually declined. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Sang Zi gradually migrated from Huaihe River and Yangtze River to the northeast and southeast.