Long before the Yellow Emperor, there was a tribe with Li Yu as its totem, which was the earliest origin of Wu. Li Yu is a legendary righteous beast, as big as a tiger and with a long tail. It is said that Li Yu is unwilling to trample on the grass, and Wu regards Li Yu as a totem. It can be seen that the Wu family has always advocated benevolence and righteousness.
In ancient times, Yu and Wu were homophonic and similar in shape, so they could be used universally. In the Warring States period, Yu and Wu began to divide. The totem of this tribe is the mysterious bird totem of Ju Mang, which is like a bird flying in the sky, symbolizing good luck and wealth. Therefore, this tribe interprets totem as witch and takes witch as its family name.
During the Xia Dynasty, the Wu tribe migrated to Guanjin (now Wuyi East, Hebei Province). In the Xia Dynasty, there was a man named Wu He in the Wu tribe, who was good at shooting and combining totems. Therefore, "martial arts" can be understood as the meaning of falling from the sky for food. The surname Wu has a history of more than five thousand years.
Wu surname totem
Wu's totem is a mysterious bird totem, which hangs like a bird, indicating good luck and wealth. Ju Mang is the legendary wooden god. Xuan bird is a kind of hanging bird, just like hanging bird, which means that the righteous bird relies on the wooden god to hunt in the sky.
The ancient State of Wu is located in Wuxi County, Jiangsu Province, which is also the birthplace of Wu people in China. At the beginning of the week, Taibo was granted land. Until the 19th Sun Shoumeng became king, his national strength became stronger and stronger. At the same time, Wu first migrated northward between neighboring Qi and Lu. Judging from the surname code of Yuanhe, the surname of Wu in Qilu is mostly after the four sons of Shoumeng.