Tracing back to the origin of Lu, there are five kinds: 1, from Sun. "Yuan He's Surname Compilation" contains: "Jiang's family, later to the son of Wen Gao and Sun Gao, ate in Lu, and now Lu County is also surnamed Lu, ……" 2. Yan Di's descendant Sun Feng Yu Lu (now northeast of Nanzhang, Hubei) said. 3. Lushi changed from a compound surname to a single surname. According to the genealogy, it was later renamed Lu. According to Shu Wei Genealogy, Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty changed Xianbei's compound surname to Tubo Lv, Fulu Lv, Lupulu Lv and Molulu Lv. It's Lu from Luoyang, Henan. 4. His surname was changed to Lu. According to the biography of Sui Shu Taiyi, Emperor Yang Di gave Zhang Qiu, a man from Hejian, his surname was Lu. It is for the Lushi family in Hejian (now southeast of xian county, Hebei). 5. From his surname to Lu surname. Fan Yanglei's surname (after looking at Guangshan in Henan) and Sanyuan Lu's surname (after looking at Sanyuan in Shaanxi) were mistaken for Lu's surname.
Last name is Gao. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the grandson of the State of Qi, in ignorance and collusion, took charge of his father, even called him, killed Qi Xianggong and became king himself. This behavior aroused the dissatisfaction of the subjects of Qi, so they turned to my uncle Gao, who accepted the request of ministers and invited Guan Helian to go home for dinner. They were killed in an ambush while eating, and then Gao Yingrang regained the throne, which later became the overlord in the Spring and Autumn Period. After Huan Gong succeeded to the throne, he gave Gao (so his address is now Changqing County, Shandong Province), and his grandson took Yi as his surname. Gao became the ancestor of the surname Lu.
Lu's birthplace was in the southwest of Changqing, Shandong Province, and it spread in Qi during the Spring and Autumn Period. Since Tian replaced Qi, Lu has been scattered between Yan and Qin. During the Qin Dynasty, a doctor named Lu lived in the city. At the end of the Qin Dynasty, Lu Ao's grandson, Lu Wan, and Emperor Gaozu fought against the Qin Dynasty and were given the title of Prince and State in Zhuo Jun. Later, Lu, also called Lu, was one of the five famous families in Sui and Tang Dynasties, which lasted for more than 1000 years. At the same time, Lu moved to the land between Guyuan, Ningxia and Pingliang, Gansu, with East Hanwang as his ancestor. And Lupu, a compound surname from Qi Huangong, also multiplied in Zhuo Jun after changing his surname. The Yongjia Rebellion at the end of the Western Jin Dynasty led to the large-scale southward migration of the Lu family, and some of the Lu clans moved to Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces with the Jin family. Another family named Lu went north to Liaoning and Shenyang, and later developed into a large family named Lu in western Liaoning. This family named Lu is a post-Wei Taibao, and it records Lu Luyuan (the family of Changli Tuhe (now Jinzhou, Liaoning)). In the Tang Dynasty, Lu flourished in the Yellow River valley, and in Tang Xianzong, Lu entered Fujian and Guangdong. According to the Five Family Tree of Lu Family in Fanyang, Shixing, Lufu, a descendant of Fanyang who moved to Nanjing, led his descendants to move to Hua Qian County (now Ningdu, Jiangxi). Great-grandson Lu Guang, Huang Chao succeeded in the uprising and opened the country. The eighth grandson of the second son moved to Putian and Kauman, Fujian. 17 of its tribes moved to Dongguan City, Guangdong Province. Before that, Lu Meiniang's Strange Girl was very famous in Guangdong. According to the literature, she is from Nanhai, Guangdong. It can be seen that in the Tang Dynasty, the surname Lu was said to have flourished in the northern Yellow River basin, of which Henan was the most famous, while the southward migration was mainly in Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Fujian, Guangdong and other places. During the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, Lushi had spread all over the country, inside and outside the Great Wall. As a member of Chinese descendants, Lu's surname was acquired earlier. In addition, it originated in Shandong and later developed along the Yellow River in Hebei and Henan. Today, the surname Lu has spread all over the country, especially in Guangdong, Hebei, Guangxi and other provinces. The surname of Lu in the three provinces accounts for about 48% of the Han population in China.