[Li] The earliest Han surname used by Manchu was given by the Taishou of Heishui in the Tang Dynasty, and there were surnames of Bohai Kingdom and Ethnic Group. Tao, a poet in the Yuan Dynasty, recorded in the Record of Dropping out of Farming in Nancun that the surname of Jin people was Pucha. Jurchen leaders in Mingjianzhou, Ahachu and Li Manzhu gave their surnames, while Jurchen Li Yili in Tieling took this as their surnames.

The old surnames are: Fucha (that is, Fuqicha), Guarga, Li Jia (or Li Erjia), Zhenzi, Ira, Early Han Dynasty, Xilin Gol Luoxi, Eji, Wukuli, and Tara Basik (Mongolian) and Li Shi (Han and Korean) who joined the Manchu Dynasty.

Fu Cha: It is one of the eight surnames of Manchuria and has all the flags. Most of them are decorated with yellow flags (such as the home of Empress Xiaoxian), followed by yellow flags (such as the first-class worshippers) and white flags (such as the third-class men pulling beads), followed by white flags (such as General Mang Yilu of Jingzhou) and red flags (such as Budan, the deputy commander-in-chief), and the least distributed ones are decorated with red flags. In addition, the blue flag coating is also very rich. Another Fu Cha turned into a Mongolian white flag. I don't know why.

Guarga: It is also one of the eight surnames of Manchuria. It is more widely distributed than Fu Cha and has eight banners. This surname ranks first in the Eight Banners Manchu genealogy, accounting for four volumes. Zhengbaiqi of the Han army also has a hanging family, which is a famous Shi family, such as Shi and Shi.

Li Jiashi: There are many yellow flags. Zhengbaiqi, Zhenghongqi, inlaid with red flag, Zhenghuangqi, inlaid with blue flag, inlaid with white flag and inlaid with blue flag are also distributed. The earliest people who were included in Zhengbai Banner were Kampot Road in Zhamuku and Suizhan in and Luo. In addition, Li Jiashi is also found in the paints of Zhenghongqi, Zhenglanqi, Zhengbaiqi, Xiangbaiqi, Xianglanqi and Zhenghuangqi. Personally, I think this surname is more likely, because almost all descendants of Li Jiashi changed their surnames to Li, while other surnames changed to Li relatively rarely.

Sakyamuni: Although there are quite a few people, not many people have entered Zhengbai Banner, including Ebed, Damishan (whose great-grandson is Qing Shan Hao of Guanglu Temple), Jueduo, Yalong 'a, Neto, Juhetuala (whose great-grandson is An Bulu, the minister of the Ministry of Justice), Kemumu living in Heilongjiang (whose great-grandson is Talmashan, the commander of the capital) and so on.

Ira: It was issued in Huangzhengqi.

Early Han family: the early Han family, also known as the early Han family, is a Greek surname with a white flag and a very small number.

Xilinmen Roche: Xilinmen Roche is decorated with a blue flag, followed by a positive blue flag. Zhengbaiqi only has Babuha who lives in Ningguta, Benbunu who lives in Netu Village, Buyan and Chuyanga who live in Changbai Mountain.

Ejina Banner: There are many Zhengbai Banner. There are Shangjiatu, Udai, Chitabayan, Gakeda and Hunter, who live in Heilongjiang, Hada, Wula and Yehe respectively.

Wu Kuli's: Only the red flag is available.

Tara Basik: It's a Mongolian surname.

(Han): Shi Li, who lives in Shenyang, is mostly painted with white flags, such as Du Tong Pian Tu and Li Yigui, assistant ministers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs; Many Li's living in Jinzhou, Lingshengbao, Changbai Mountain, Songshan Mountain, Tieling and other places have also been included in the territory of Zhengbaiqi.

Li (North Korea): All of them are yellow flags, yellow flags, white flags and blue flags.