There are really many surnames. Origin and ranking of China people's surname Xie (24) On April 25th, 2007, the results of national census showed that Xie ranked 23rd in China. The population is about 9.5 million. There are three sources of Xie's family: First, Xie's family comes from Jiang, a descendant of Shen Bo, a descendant of Yan Emperor. According to legend, Emperor Yan lived by the river and took Jiang as his surname. Gu's eldest son, Boyi, is a descendant of Shang Dynasty. He went to Zhou with Shu Qi. At the end of the week, they opposed King Wu's attack on businessmen. King Wu fled to shouyangshan after destroying the business, and died because he didn't eat Zhou Li. Their descendants stayed in the Shang Dynasty. After the king succeeded to the throne, he named the descendants of Boyi as gods, called Shenbo, and was the ancestor of Shenshi. When King Li married Shen Bo's daughter as a concubine, she gave birth to Wang Xuan. After Wang Xuan succeeded to the throne, Shen Abo was named Xie Guozhong. Later, this musical instrument family was lost. In 668 BC, the State of Shen was destroyed by the State of Chu. According to the custom at that time, his descendants took Xinducheng as their surname and called Xie. Look at Hui Ji. Historically, Xie is authentic. For the Xie family in Henan, from Ren Shi, after the Yellow Emperor. According to legend, the Yellow Emperor had 25 sons. There are 14 people who got their surnames, which are 12, and the seventh surname is Ren. There is a car 10 in Ren Shi's name. The first car is Xie Guozhong, which once made camp Xie Yi give it to Shen Bo. Gaixie lost his country, and his descendants were scattered, taking the country as his surname. It's for Xie Jia in Henan. Third, change the surname Xie. According to the Book of the Old Tang Dynasty, people from Weizhou originally belonged to Xianbei nationality, and their original name was Zhile, and later their surname was Xie. It is also the Xie family in Henan. Ancestor: Boyi. His father Gu, a descendant of Emperor Yan, is surnamed Jiang. At the end of Shang Dynasty, Boyi and his younger brother Shu Qi went to Zhou together. At the weekend, they opposed Zhou Wuwang's crusade against Shang Dynasty. After the destruction of Shang Dynasty, King Wu fled to shouyangshan and died without eating Zhou Su, but their descendants stayed in Zhou Dynasty. After becoming king, they sealed the descendants of Boyi in Shen (now Nanyang, Henan), called Shen Bo. Zhou Liwang married Shen Bo's daughter as a princess and gave birth to Xuan Wang. After Xuan Wang ascended the throne, he named his mother Shen Bo Xie Guo. Later, the family was knighted for some reason. In 668 BC, the king of Chu sent troops to attack Shen and soon destroyed Shen. According to the custom at that time, his descendants took the new city as their surname and called it Xie, so Boyi became the ancestor of Xie's surname. Historical Celebrity: Xie An: Chen Jun was born in Yang Xia (now Taikang, Henan Province), and was a prime minister and teacher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He cooperated with his younger brother, Xie Shi, and his nephew, Xie Xuan, and defeated Fu Jian, who claimed to be a million people, in Lishui, creating a famous battle example of winning more with less. Xie Shang: Chen Jun, Yang Xia, a famous minister in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He once won the imperial seal of the post-Zhao State with excellent results. In addition, he has made great achievements in music and dance. Xie Lingyun: Chen Jun, Yang Xiaren, a famous poet, painter and writer in the Southern Song Dynasty, is known as "the first in Jiangzuo" in literature. His poetry creation, contrary to the metaphysical style of poetry shrouded in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, created the school of landscape poetry in the history of literature. Xie Tiao: Chen Jun, a native, was a poet of Qi in the Southern Dynasties. Most of his poems are natural scenery, good at tailoring and delicate style, which is quite recommended by Li Bai. He is the highest poet in eternal life. Sheikh: A famous painter in the Southern Qi Dynasty, who wrote the Catalogue of Ancient Paintings, put forward the "six methods" in the history of painting in China, which became the laws followed by later painters, critics and connoisseurs. Xie Fangde: Yiyang (now Jiangxi) was a patriotic poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. There are "Article Norms" and "Dieshan Collection". Xie Ao: Fu 'an (present-day Fujian) was a patriotic poet and essayist in the Southern Song Dynasty, who was as famous as Xi Ji Fa and Tian Di Ji. Xie Qian: A native of Yuyao, Zhejiang Province, a wise man in the Ming Dynasty, a champion in the 11th year of Chenghua, and a veteran of three dynasties. Xie Zhen, a native of Linqing, Shandong Province, was a writer in Ming Dynasty. He was an early representative of the "Last Seven Scholars", and he wrote four collections of works and four poems. Xie Juezai, a native of Ninghua, Hunan Province, is a famous contemporary figure and politician, and one of the founders of People's Justice. Xie Jinyuan: Graduated from Whampoa Military Academy, during the Battle of Songhu, he defended the large troops and led eight hundred heroes to defend the four-row warehouse, and died in the lonely camp in the concession. Xie Zichang: A native of Anding, Shaanxi Province, opened up a revolutionary base area along the Shaanxi-Gansu border with Liu Zhidan, and died in 1935. Migration and distribution: Xie surnamed, originally from Henan. After Shen was destroyed by Chu, Chu moved part of Xie's family to the middle and upper reaches of Huaihe River, and then moved part to Jingshan Mountain in the southeast of Wudang Mountain in Hubei Province. After the death of Chu, one Xie moved to Xiao Shui Gu and the other moved to Fuling, Chongqing. During the Han and Wei Dynasties, Xie Yiwu, whose original surname was Xiao Shui and Xie, made his fortune in Huiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang), and his descendant Xie X married his daughter to Sun Quan, making his family a relative. Xie Yuan in the Central Plains and his descendants are more important than Cao Wei. During the Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties, the descendant Xie crossed the river from north to south, represented by Chen Xia (now Taikang, Henan Province). The ancestor of Dongshan Huiji School moved to Huining, whose son moved to Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, and his brother Xie Bao moved to Zuo, who was appointed as the magistrate of Yongji County. Xie, who was originally divided into north and south, gained new exchanges. At the same time, now, another Xie moved to the east of Wanzai County, Jiangxi Province, another Xie moved to Fengyi County, Shaanxi Province in the north and west, and moved to Chengdu, Pengshui, Sichuan Province and Yongchang, Yunnan Province in the south. In Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, Xie developed greatly on this basis. Among them, the descendants of Xie Yiwu and Xie Yuan further propagated and migrated in the southeast coast or the Central Plains. In Tang Xizong, a descendant of Xie Heng moved to Ningdu, Jiangxi. During the Song Dynasty, Xie Yiwu, who was in Huiji Mountain, moved to Changle, Shengxian and Shangyu in Fujian. During the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Xie family in southern provinces developed much faster than that in the north, and many famous people and families were born. After Wen Tianxiang recovered Meizhou, Ningdu (the descendant of Xie Heng) in Jiangxi became the prefect of Meizhou, and his son Xie Tianyou settled in Fuxiang, Meizhou, and became the founder of Xie's family in Fujian and Guangdong. Xie's arrival in Taiwan began in the late Ming Dynasty, and at the same time, some Xie clan members migrated to Luzon (Philippines) and other places in Southeast Asia. During the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, the Xie family in Danshan, Nanhai, Guangdong moved to San Francisco, USA ... So far, Xie's people have spread all over the country. Now people surnamed Xie are widely distributed in China, especially in Guangdong, Jiangxi, Sichuan, Hunan and other provinces. The population of Xie surname in the four provinces accounts for about 45% of the population of Xie surname of Han nationality in China.