The origin of Huang surname

1, from the surname Ji, is a branch of the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty and belongs to the national name. According to legend, after the Yellow Emperor, Lu Zhong married a ghost's daughter and gave birth to six sons. The eldest son, named An, was sealed in Huang (now Huangchuan, Henan), and some of his descendants took the country as their surname and passed it down from generation to generation. ?

2. After it comes from Jiang Taigong, it belongs to the ancestor's name. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Gongzi, the son of Lu, the son of Qi, filled in a high word with a stone. The grandson of Gongzi Gao, also known as Gongzi Gao, was a famous saint Jiang Shang who helped Zhou Wuwang to establish the Western Zhou Dynasty. In the late Spring and Autumn Period, his descendants began to take his grandfather's name as their surname and called it Jiang. Later, it was simplified to a single surname Jiang, and then simplified to a single surname Jiang.

3. Originated from Jinshitian, it belongs to a clan with official titles or titles, and is a noble family in ancient North China. ?

According to historical records, as early as ancient times, there was a tribal leader named Shao Hao. After Shao Hao's death, his descendants named this clan after him, the so-called "Jintian"?

4. As far as the ancient Qiang people are concerned, they belong to the Sino-Tibetan language family and are of the same ancestry as the Tibetans. ?

5. Originated from Mongols, changing Chinese characters belongs to cultural sinicization. ?

6、? Originated from Manchu, there are many China military flags in Manchu Eight Banners, and most of them are blue flags. So some Manchu people in the Qing Dynasty also gave China people the surname "Li".