Originated from Ji's surname, it is divided by Weng's family and belongs to the surname given by the elders. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the descendants of Wang Zhao Hungzhi were sealed in Wengshan (now in the east of Dinghai County, Zhejiang Province, and in the east of wengyuan county, Guangdong Province), and later took the city name "Weng" as their surname. Weng, a native of Quanzhou, Fujian Province in the early Song Dynasty, had six sons, namely Hong, Jiang, Weng, Fang, Gong and Wang. Among them, the second son is Gong, surnamed Jiang, and the descendants are also Jiang.

Direct ancestor

Ginger, the word encheng, the word bell, the third son of Boyi. He was appointed as Dali (the official in charge of the criminal name) by the Xia Emperor, was sealed in, and established Jiang Guo, with its capital in the ancient city of Jiang Guo, Zhengyang County, Henan Province. In 623 BC, Jiang Guo was destroyed by Chu, and later generations took the country name as their surname and called it Jiang. They respect Jiang as the ancestor of Jiang's family.

Extended data

Ji surname

Ji's surname ranks 297th among hundreds of surnames, with a population of more than 540,000. Zhou, Wu, Zheng, Lu, Cao, Wei and other surnames paid directly by Ji account for 82% of the total of 504 surnames.

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