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Card, the first few surnames of the book.
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Since it is the surname of the monarch, it should be headed; Followed by Qian,
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Wang xing; Sun was the king at that time.
Zheng Fei's surname;
Li, King of Southern Tang Dynasty. He judged "
""It seems that it was written by Wang when the Qian family in Zhejiang had a country. "
According to historical records, the so-called "country" is wuyue.
After the founding of the people's Republic of China, there is still a period of time.
It took two years for the country to regain its vitality and surrender. It can be seen that this book was published in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty.
Therefore, he is not ranked according to the population, but according to the close relationship with the imperial power.
20 16 what is the most populous surname in China? At present, Li has the largest population:
The top ten most populous surnames in China
1. Li-7.94% of the total population of Han nationality in China = 95.3 million.
2. Wang Xing -7.465438+ 0% of the Han population in China = 88.9 million.
3. Zhang-7.07% of the Han population in China = 84.8 million.
4. Liu-accounts for 5.38% of the total population of Han nationality in China = 64.6 million.
5. Chen-4.53% of the Han population in China = 54.4 million.
6. Yang-accounts for 3.08% of the total population of Han nationality in China = 37 million.
7. Zhao-accounts for 2.29% of the Han population in China = 27.5 million.
8. Huang surname-2.23% of the total population of Han nationality in China = 26.8 million.
9. Zhou surname -2.65438+ 02% of China Han population = 25.4 million.
10. Wu surname-2.05% of the total population of Han nationality in China = 24.6 million.
What is the most populous surname in China at present?
Surname ranking
Wang 1
Li 2
Zhang 3
Liu 4
Chen 5
Yang 6
Yellow 7
Zhao 8
Wu 9
Week 10
The total population of the above surnames exceeds 20 million.
Surname ranking
Xu 1 1
Sun 12
Ma 13
Zhu 14
Hu 15
Guo 16
He 17
High 18
Lin 19
Luo 20
Zheng 2 1
Beam 22
The total population of the above surnames is less than 20 million and more than 6.5438+million. According to analysis, the top 100 surnames account for 84.77% of the national population.
Surname ranking
Xie 23
Song 24
Tang 25
Xu 26
Han 27
Feng 28
Deng 29
Cao 30
Peng 3 1
Zeng 32
Xiao 33
Tian 34
Dong 35
Yuan 36
Pan 37
Jade 38
Jiang 39
Cai 40
On 4 1
Du 42
Surname ranking
Ye 43
Cheng 44
Su 45
Wei 46
Lv 47
Ding 48
Ren 49
Shen 50
Yao 5 1
Lu 52
Ginger 53
Cui 54
Zhong 55
Tan 56
Lu 57
Wang 58
Fan 59
Jin 60
Shi 6 1
Liao 62
Jia 63
Xia 64
Wei 65
Payment 66
Fang 67
Bai 68
Zou 69
Meng 70
Xiong 7 1
Qin 72
Qiu 73
Jiang 74
Yin 75
Xue 76
Yan 77
Paragraph 78
Lei 79
Hou 80
Long 8 1
History 82
Tao 83
Li 84
He 85
Gu 86
Mao 87
Hao 88
Gong 89
Shao 90
Wan 9 1
Qian 92
Yan 93
Qin 94
Wu 95
Dai 96
Mo 97
No.98 cave
Xiang 99
Tang 100
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Li is the largest surname in China, which is widely distributed, accounting for about 7.94% of the Han population in China. As far as the region is concerned, the proportion of Li surname is relatively high in northern provinces, generally above 8%, while in southern provinces, the proportion is generally below 8%, especially in southeast coastal provinces, the proportion is only about 4%.
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3. Zhang surname
Zhang is one of the most widely distributed and populous surnames in China, accounting for 7.07% of the total population of Han nationality in China and the third largest surname in China. Especially in Shandong, Henan, Hebei and Sichuan provinces.
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Which surname has the largest number of surnames among the hundred surnames in China? Which one is it in turn? Statistical analysis by the Ministry of Public Security shows that Wang Xing has become the first surname in China. According to a recent statistical analysis by the Public Security Administration of the Ministry of Public Security, Wang Xing is the first surname in China, with 928,865,438+100000 people, accounting for 7.25% of the national population. According to reports, the second surname in China is "Li", with 92.074 million people, accounting for 7.19% of the country's total population; The third is Zhang, with 87.502 million people, accounting for 6.83% of the national population. There are 10 surnames with a total population of more than 20 million, which are: Wang, Li, Zhang, Liu, Chen, Yang, Huang, Zhao, Wu and Zhou in turn; There are 12 surnames with a population below 20 million and above100000, followed by Xu, Sun, Ma, Zhu, Hu, Guo, He, Gao, Lin, Luo, Zheng and Liang. According to the statistical analysis of the registered population in China by the Public Security Administration of the Ministry of Public Security, Wang Xing is still the first surname in China, with 9,28810,000 people, accounting for 7.25% of the total population in China. That is to say, one in every 13 people is surnamed Wang, which is equivalent to the total population of Sichuan province, which is more than the total population of Germany100000. Surname ranking: 0 1 Wang 02 Li 03 Zhang 04 Liu 05 Chen 06 Yang 07 Huang 08 Zhao 09 Wu 10 Zhou 65438+ 02 Sun 13 Ma 14 Zhu 15 Hu 16 Guo 66. 09 Lin 20 Luo 2 1 Zheng 22 Liang 23 Xie 24 Song 25 Tang 26 Xu 27 Han 28 Feng 29 Deng 30 Cao 3 1 Peng 32 Zeng 33 Xiao 34 Tian 35 Dong 36 yuan 37 Pan 35 Yu 39 Jiang 40 Cai 4 1 Yu 42 Du 43 Ye 44 Cheng 45 Su 46 Wei 47 Lu 48 Ding 49 Ren 50. 5 1 Yao 52 Lu 53 Jiang 54 Cui 55 Zhong 56 Tan 57 Lu 58 Wang 59 Fan 60 Jin 6 1 Shi 62 Liao 63 Jia 64 Xia 65 Wei 66 Fu 67 Fang 68 Bai 69 Zou 70 Meng 7 1 Xiong 72 Qin 73 Qiu 74 Jiang 75 Yin 76 Xue 77 Yan 78 Duan 79 Lei 80 Hou 8/. 2 History 83 Tao 84 Li 85 He 86 Gu 87 Mao 88 Hao 89 Gong 90 Shao 965438+ 10,000 Yuan 93 Yan 94 Qin 95 Wu 96 Dai 97 Mo 98 Kong 99 items 100 Tang Baijia surname is a book about China's surname, which was written in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty. The original surname was 4 1 1, which was later supplemented to 504, including 444 single surnames and 60 compound surnames. Some people think that the top four names in Hundred Family Names are "Qiansun" because they refer to Zhao, the emperor of the Song Dynasty, and Qian, the king of Wu Yueguo. Qian Mi, King of Wu Yue, is a princess of Nantang. Qian Sunzheng, Wang Chuyang, He Lu, Zhang Shikong, Cao Yanhua Jin Weitao, Jiang Qi, Zou Yu, Bai Shui Dou Zhang Yun, Su Pange, Xi Fan Penglang, Lu Weichang, Ma Miaofeng Hua, Fang Yuren, Liu Wei, Bao Shi Tang Feilian, Cen Xuelei, He Nitang, Teng Yinluo, a good pen, Wu 'an Changle poetry pickup truck, Qi Kang Yuan Bugu, Meng Ping Huang and Mu Yaoshao Yu Di. Mi Beiming Ji Zang Fu Chengdai talks about Song Taizu Pangxiong Jishu Canal Du Min Ji Ma Jia Qiang Lu Louwei Jiang Tongyan Guo Meisheng Lin Diao Xu Qiuluo Gao Xia Cai Tianfan Hu Ling Huo Yu Wan Zhike Qian Guan Lu Mo Jing Fang Qiumiao Street Ying Zong Ding Xuan Ben Deng Yushan Hang Hongbao's Zuo Shi Cui Ji Niu Gong Shaping Slippery Rong Weng Xun L Jia Fengrui Ji. Che Hou Peng Quan Ji Ning Qiuluan Rong Zuwufu Liu Shu Xing Si Shao Gao Li Ji Bo Yin Su Bai Huai Pu Tai came from E Suoxian Zhuo Lin Tu Meng Chiqiao gloomy Xu Nengcang Shuang Wen Xin became a vegetarian to talk about Gong Lao Ji Shen Furan's "Jade Sanggui Pu Niu Shou" in Li Yong. Geng Manhong, Kuang Guowen, Kou Guanglu, Que Dongou, Wu Liweiyue, Ku Longshi, Gong Jie, Nie Chaogou, Ao Rongleng, Wen Liang, that Jane spared no sand, raised a bow, raised a nest, closed the door, after the investigation, Jing Hong toured Zhu Quan, covered it up, Huan Gongwan and other Sima Shangguan Ouyang Xiahou Zhuge bombed the east. & gt
China surname population ranking? Last name ranked king 1
Li 2
Zhang 3
Liu 4
Chen 5
Yang 6
Yellow 7
Zhao 8
Wu 9
Week 10
The total population of the above surnames exceeds 20 million. The total number of people surnamed Wang, Li and Liu reached 270 million. Surname ranking
Xu 1 1
Sun 12
Ma 13
Zhu 14
Hu 15
Guo 16
He 17
High 18
Lin 19
Luo 20
Zheng 2 1
Beam 22
The total population of the above surnames is less than 20 million and more than 6.5438+million. According to analysis, the top 100 surnames account for 84.77% of the national population. Surname ranking
Xie 23
Song 24
Tang 25
Xu 26
Han 27
Feng 28
Deng 29
Cao 30
Peng 3 1
Zeng 32
Xiao 33
Tian 34
Dong 35
Yuan 36
Pan 37
Jade 38
Jiang 39
Cai 40
On 4 1
Du 42 surname ranking
Ye 43
Cheng 44
Su 45
Wei 46
Lv 47
Ding 48
Ren 49
Shen 50
Yao 5 1
Lu 52
Ginger 53
Cui 54
Zhong 55
Tan 56
Lu 57
Wang 58
Fan 59
Jin 60
Shi 6 1
Liao 62
Jia 63
Xia 64
Wei 65
Payment 66
Fang 67
Bai 68
Zou 69
Meng 70
Xiong 7 1
Qin 72
Qiu 73
Jiang 74
Yin 75
Xue 76
Yan 77
Paragraph 78
Lei 79
Hou 80
Long 8 1
History 82
Tao 83
Li 84
He 85
Gu 86
Mao 87
Hao 88
Gong 89
Shao 90
Wan 9 1
Qian 92
Yan 93
Qin 94
Wu 95
Dai 96
Mo 97
No.98 cave
Xiang 99
Tang 100
According to the statistical analysis of the Ministry of Public Security, Wang is the largest surname in China, with 928,865,438+10,000 people, accounting for 7.25% of the national population. second
The longest surname is Li, 92.074 million, accounting for 7.19% of the national population; There are 10 surnames with a total population of over 20 million, namely: Wang, Li, Zhang, Liu, Chen, Yang, Huang, Zhao, Wu and Zhou.
According to the recent statistical analysis of the registered population in China by the Public Security Administration of the Ministry of Public Security, Wang Xing is the largest surname in China, with 9288 10000 people, accounting for 7.25% of the total population.
According to reports, the second largest surname in China is Li, with 92.074 million people, accounting for 7.19% of the total population of the country; The third is Zhang, with 87.502 million people, accounting for 6.83% of the national population.
There are 10 surnames with a total population of more than 20 million, which are: Wang, Li, Zhang, Liu, Chen, Yang, Huang, Zhao, Wu and Zhou in turn; There are 12 surnames with a population below 20 million and above100000, followed by Xu, Sun, Ma, Zhu, Hu, Guo, He, Gao, Lin, Luo, Zheng and Liang.
The top 100 surnames are Xie, Song, Tang, Xu, Han, Feng, Deng, Cao, Peng, Zeng, Xiao, Tian, Dong, Yuan, Pan, Yu, Jiang, Cai, Yu, Du, Ye, Cheng, Su, Wei, Lu, Ding and Ren.
The former 100 surname population accounts for 84.77% of the national population.
Among the 100 surnames, the surname Ji has strokes exceeding 10 (the numbers in brackets are the ranking order among the 100 surnames): Du (300), Huang (096), Xiao (099), Mei (145) and Cao (025).
What are the most populous surnames and the least populous surnames in China? China's most populous surname is still Li.
This year, the Ministry of Public Security released a statistical analysis of the registered population in China by public security organs: Wang Xing is the largest surname in China, with 9,288110,000 people, accounting for 7.25% of the total population in China. This statistic is contrary to the long-term statistical result dominated by the number of people surnamed Li.
A problem that is easily overlooked is that the statistical results repeat the famous "political mistakes" that occurred during the 1968 Cultural Revolution. The statistical results directly exclude Hong Kong and Macao, in other words, Hong Kong and Macao (not to mention Taiwan Province Province) are excluded from China. Judging from the wording of the public speech, perhaps the sentence "statistics of a national registered population" can get rid of the suspicion, but judging from the definition of "China" in the sentence "Wang Xing is the first surname in China", the problem is unforgivable.
The topic of irregular statistics of surnames of Chinese ethnic groups is indeed a very important topic. It's not that some comments on the Internet say that "such statistics are boring", and its statistics are not surname discrimination. As the need of a nation's development and reproduction, it is an important means to balance population, harmonious nation, allocate human resources and inherit cultural atmosphere. At the same time, only China's traditional China family tree, the only one in the world, shows the broad connotation of Chinese civilization.
Last month, I met Mr. Li Zheng, director of the China Association for the Promotion of Traditional Culture, and received a great book "The Family Tree of the Lee Family in the World" edited by him. According to what I have read and heard with my own eyes, I have benefited a lot! Coincidentally, Mr. Wang is not only the editor-in-chief of the World Li Family Tree Encyclopedia, but also the head of the Li Ancestral Hall, the head of the Friendship Headquarters of the World Li Clan Association, and the founder of the Li network.
I asked Mr. Li about the ranking of China surnames recently published by the Ministry of Public Security, and expressed my suspicion that Li's surname has always been the top one. Is it really a ranking rearrangement? At the beginning of 2006, Li, Wang and Zhang were among the top three in the statistical study of 100 surnames hosted by Yuan Yida, a researcher from the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the changes were so rapid. Is it appropriate for the latter experts to prevail or the former civil affairs statistics of the Ministry of Public Security to prevail?
Teacher Li's answer and my above analysis are not bad: one is based on scientific research, and the other is based on administration. This makes audio-visual public opinion unable to agree.
The more worrying answer is that the statistics of the Ministry of Public Security are based on registered citizens in China, and it does not include Hongkong, Macau and Taiwan Province provinces, let alone Li, a native of China from all over the world. Li's professional research covers the whole world. There is also a message that all previous national census results are Li's.
This survey by the Ministry of Public Security is called the national conclusion based on household registration. Teacher Li believes that the national census has always been based on data including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. According to Benbo's verification, the results of the "fifth national census in 2000" include not only the data provided by the population of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region on June 30, 2000. Data provided by the population of Macao Special Administrative Region for Macao Special Administrative Region as of September 30, 2000. The population of Jinmen, Mazu and other islands in Taiwan Province Province and Fujian Province is the data of 65438+February 2000 published by the authorities of Taiwan Province Province. " [This news comes from the website of the National Bureau of Statistics]
Therefore, this paper holds that there are serious mistakes in the wording of "It is the largest surname in China" issued by the Public Security Administration of the Ministry of Public Security, and the surname "Jiao" is the least among the Han population in China.
What is the number of surnames in China? China has a vast territory and many nationalities, and the types of surnames are quite complicated, but it is really difficult to determine how many surnames there are in China.
According to ancient records, there are 442 single surnames, 6 1 compound surnames and 503 surnames in Hundred Surnames compiled in Song Dynasty.
Li Jizhi's "China Clan Composition" mentioned: "Song and Tongzhi clans recorded 2,110 surnames; Yuan and Ma Duanlin recorded 3736 surnames in Wen Tong Kao. "
In Ming Dynasty, there were 3625 single surnames and compound surnames compiled by Chen Shiyuan.
In the Ming Dynasty, Gan's New Xiamen Phonological Dictionary received single surnames of 183 1 and compound surnames of 3 17.
1976, The Complete Collection of China Surnames published by China People's Posts and Telecommunications Publishing House included 5730 single surnames and compound surnames, and the China surnames used in ancient China exceeded 1 10,000. Recently, however, Wang Sucun has recorded more than 5,300 surnames, including more than 3,300 single surnames, more than 2,000 double surnames, 20 triple surnames/kloc-0, 6 quadruple surnames and 2 quintuple surnames, which shows that the exact number of surnames could not be ascertained at that time.
From 65438 to 0978, the relevant departments investigated the use of surnames in China in seven major cities through the household registration and post and telecommunications departments, and obtained a total of 2,587 surnames. Including Beijing 2250, Shanghai 1640, Shenyang 1270, Wuhan 1574, Chongqing 1245, Chengdu 163 1, and Guangzhou1.
1984, The Collection of Surnames in China (edited by Yan Fuqing) published by People's Posts and Telecommunications Publishing House * * * collected 5730 single surnames and compound surnames. However, Taiwan Province scholar Wang Sucun's House of Surnames in China has collected as many as 7,720 ancient and modern China surnames. But this is not the exact number.
According to the Dictionary of Surnames in China (edited by Yuan Yida and Du Ruofu) published by Beijing Education Science Publishing House 1996, there are1969 surnames recorded in Chinese in ancient and modern China, including 5327 single-character surnames, 4329 double-character surnames and1969 three-character surnames. This is the latest statistics on the number of surnames in China so far.