There are so many Manchu aristocratic surnames in Zhen Huan's biography, so what are the so-called top ten Manchu surnames?

As the last feudal dynasty in China, the Qing Dynasty had a glorious history of more than 200 years, but it finally declined. After the demise of the Qing Dynasty, the top ten most prominent surnames also lost their former glory and changed their surnames one after another.

The top ten surnames in Qing Dynasty are: 1. Ai Xinjue Roche: Aisingiorro is the surname of the Qing royal family, which originated from the Jurchen nationality. In Qing Dynasty, Ai Xinjue Roche was divided into imperial clan and Jue Luo to show the difference of blood relationship. From the Republic of China to the Cultural Revolution in New China, most royal families changed their surnames to Han surnames, including Jin, Liao, Zhu, Guan and Luo. 2. Among the Eight Banners, Fu Cha is the most popular name among the Three Banners in Manchuria. According to historical records, the origin of its surname can be traced back to the census of one of the "universal thirty surnames" of Nuzhen in the late Tang Dynasty, which shows its long history. 3. Guarga: Many people in Guarga made great contributions to the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, so Guarga has always been a distinguished surname. Nowadays, most descendants of the Guaer family are surnamed Guan, Ye and Shi. 4. Tong family: There are many clans of Tong family with many branches. It bears the surname of Manchuria, and Manchu flags are distributed. 5. Niu Lulu. There are many queens and concubines in this family, especially the six queens. After the demise of the Qing Dynasty, some people changed their surnames to Niu according to the Chinese transliteration "Niu Lulu", and more people changed their surnames to Lang according to the Chinese transliteration.

6. Wan Yan's surname: The surname of a white number is much more noble than that of a black number. Wan Yan's surname is the surname of the royal family, so it becomes the noblest surname in the white number and ranks first in the white number. 7. Majiashi: Majiashi is named after the land. The original clan originated from "Kriikku Maga". After entering the customs, Manchu assimilated some horses with Han surnames and granted them the status of flag bearer. This Manchu surname is not the original Majia surname, which can be distinguished according to which clan the ancestors belong to. 8. Murphy's surname: the oldest surname of Nuzhen, one of the "Thirty Surnames in the World" in the late Tang Dynasty, and the old surname "Peiman" in the Jin Dynasty. 9. Nala's family: also translated as Nala's and Nalan's, one of Manchu surnames, is a big clan of Manchu and the royal surnames of four jurchen families in Haixi in the late Ming Dynasty. By the end of the Ming Dynasty, Nala people were divided into four branches: Yehenala, Hadanala, Wulanala and Huifanala, and they were differentiated. 10. Wu Yashi: translated Wu Yashi again. Jin's old surname is "Yanwu's family", while Liao Tatar is called "Wuwan".