Chinese Surname Dictionary. Volume of Xie Surname

Author: Li Xueqin
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is a part of the "Xie" surname volume in the Chinese Surname Genealogy. It explores the origin, evolution, and its relationships with politics, economy, culture, and other aspects of the surname. The book also covers the geographical distribution, trends, and characteristics of the surname, as well as the profound roots of the surname system and the changes in family lineages. The content is rich, well-researched, and based on solid historical records, combining knowledge and readability, making it highly worth reading. The Duke of Zhou's enfeoffment of the vassals was done after careful consideration. Lü was enfeoffed in what is now Xinyang in the west, while the Duke of Qi, Shang Fang, was not only the teacher of King Wu of Zhou but also had outstanding contributions to the founding of the state. Additionally, he was the father of Yi Jiang, the wife of King Wu, so he was enfeoffed in Qi, becoming the leader of the "Five Lords and Nine Bishops" in the east. This book is divided into four parts: Origin, Figures, Humanities, and Literature, revealing the origin and development, migration and distribution, rise and decline of the Xie surname in China, as well as its relationships with politics, economy, and culture.