History of Chinese Surnames. The Wu Clan (Illustrated Edition)

Author: Liu Youping
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: The surname Wu originated from a hunting tribe, meaning "running, turning back, and shouting loudly." The earliest totem of the Wu surname was the Water God, also known as "Tian Wu." Tian Wu is also the ancestor of the Wu surname. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Wu was one of the Five Hegemonies. Throughout history, the Wu surname has produced many outstanding figures: for example, the two brothers Tai Bo and Zhong Yong who fled to Wu, Wu Rui who was enfeoffed as a king, and Wu Daozi, the "Painting Sage of Ten Generations." In modern and contemporary Chinese history, the Wu surname has held a pivotal position. This book is part of the "Comprehensive History of Chinese Surnames" series, focusing on the Wu surname. It explores the origins, development, distribution regions, clan culture, famous representatives, genealogies, and more of the Wu surname. The entire book delves into the roots and lineage, tracing the origins and evolution of the Wu surname. The book is detailed, rich in historical materials, illustrated, and easy to understand. It holds significant historical value for understanding Chinese history, cultural changes, and development. Readers are sure to benefit from it.