"Jueluo" is a transliteration based on Manchu gioro. It used to mean "far", but later it was extended to mean "far". According to the Qing Dynasty, the father of Qing Taizu Nurhachi was called Taksi, and his direct descendant was called Dashi, who had a gold belt, commonly known as "yellow belt". Taksi's father, six brothers, commonly known as "six ancestors", said that these are not uncles, uncles, brothers and descendants of Nuerhachi "Da Shi" in Taksi. In the Qing Dynasty, this kind of "Jue Luo" was used as a suffix and added to a surname, such as "Aisingiorro". Jueluo means "far branch", which is a "far branch" other than "big block". That is, imperial power and national interests. Nuerhachi's grandfather Jue Chang 'an (Jue Luo Changan, formerly known as Oracle bones) is actually a distant branch of the Ai Xin family. Later, his son Taksi (Nurhachi's father) competed for the command of the left-back of Jianzhou Jurchen, and the distant branch flourished. In the period of Huang Taiji, Huang Taiji wanted to emulate the Han system, and Ai Xin (the original tribal name) Jueluo (Yuan Zhi) became his surname and was abandoned. Hope to adopt