The surname He (Hé) has three origins: 1. Taking the official position as the surname. Descendants of Zhu Rong's Chongli family. During the reign of Emperor Yao of the Tang Dynasty, Xihe, a descendant of Chongliyuan, was the official in charge of the four seasons of heaven and earth. Later generations were proud of their ancestor's official position, so they named their surname after their ancestor Xihe, who first held this official position, and thus became the He surname. "Tongzhi·Clan Brief" records: "Xihe, the word for "Zhi Shi" in the time of Yao, He Zhong and He Shu are considered surnames." 2. Originated from the Bian family, from the Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period. At that time, there was a man named Bian He, who was a famous jade worker. He was once famous for getting uncut jade in Jingshan Mountain. Later, some of Bian's descendants were named after their ancestors, which became a branch of the He surname. 3. Change the surname from his to He. Originated from the Later Wei Dynasty. "Tongzhi Clan Brief" records: "In the Later Wei Dynasty, there was the Suhe clan, which was changed to the He clan." The Suhe clan was originally the Daibei Fu surname. It was a branch of the Xianbei Tanshihuai clan. It was originally the Bai tribe, so it was named Suhe. He's family. According to the Records of the Officials in the Book of Wei, during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Suhe, a nobleman of the Xianbei tribe in the Northern Wei Dynasty, followed Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty to the south and settled in Luoyang. He also changed his surname to "He". The surname He later developed into a prominent family in Daijun and was known as Daijunwang. 2. Migration Distribution The surnames He and are not among the top 100 surnames in both mainland China and Taiwan. The surname is of ancient origin. Legend has it that in ancient times, Emperor Yao had officials He Zhong and He Shu who were in charge of astronomical legislation. In an agricultural society, the climate of the four seasons is very important, so "He" is a very important official position, with a high status and a prosperous family. Their descendants take the "He" in the official position as their surname. Therefore, "He surname" is the surname based on the official name. The origin of another surname He is like this: Bian He, a native of the Chu state in the Spring and Autumn Period, discovered the He family's jade, so Bian He's descendants were all proud of it, so they all took "He" as their surname. According to the records of Wei Shuguan's family records, during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Suhe, a nobleman of the Xianbei tribe in the Northern Wei Dynasty, followed Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty to the south and settled in Luoyang. They also changed their surname to the Han surname "He". The surname He later developed into a prominent family in Daijun, and was known as Daijunwang in the world. A summary of the Tongzhi clan: Xihe, the official in charge of heaven and earth during the Yao period; Hezhong and Uncle, because of this; the Jin Dynasty had Hefu, and the Han Dynasty had Hewu; and later Wei had the Hesu clan, which was changed to the He clan, and the Five Dynasties had He Ning. 3. Historical celebrities He Zhong and Uncle He: ancient figures. Legend has it that Yao had four great princes, who were in charge of the southeast, northwest and four directions respectively. They were called the Four Mountains in history books. The name of Dongyue is Xizhong; the name of Nanyue is Xishu; the name of Xiyue is Hezhong; and the name of Beiyue is Heshu. Each of the four mountains was in charge of the four directions, and they were Yao's most important officials. Whenever there was a major decision, Yao would discuss it with Siyue. Heqiao: named Changyu, a native of Xiping in Jin Dynasty. He was famous in his youth. During the reign of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, he was the Minister of Huangmen and moved to Zhongzhong to book orders. He Xian: courtesy name Huiren, a native of Junyi (now Kaifeng City, Henan Province) in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the fourth year of Changxing in the Later Tang Dynasty (933 AD), he was born into a family of officials. He was well-read since he was a child, loved music, and liked to write lyrics based on the sound. He was a famous lyricist in the early Song Dynasty and became a writer at the age of 16. He once served as Dr. Taichang, Tokyo Transport History, Host and Guest Doctor, and Dachang Cheng. Three of his lyrics included in "Complete Song Ci" include "Southern Suburban Propaganda Songs in the First Year of Kaibao". Its theme is to praise the merits of the founding emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty, who "had high moral standards, Yao and Shun hung down his clothes to rule, and the sun and the moon were civilized" and the prosperous age of "Nine Scholars' Lives". Harmony: The word is Yangshi. During the Three Kingdoms period, Wei officials were poor, honest and upright. In the end, they sold their land and houses to support themselves and were granted the title of Marquis of Xiling Township. He Ning: courtesy name Zheng, a native of Xuchang, Yunzhou (now Dongping, Shandong Province). Young and studious, at the age of 19, he became a Jinshi. He first served as an official in the Later Tang Dynasty, and then became the prime minister of the Later Jin Dynasty. He condensed his life into an article and was good at short songs and beautiful songs, so he was known as "the songs are fair to each other". There are hundreds of volumes. Its famous short and long poems "Red Leaves Manuscript" are also known as "Xiang Lian Collection". Heshen (1750-1799), whose courtesy name was Zhizhai, whose original name was Shanbao, was from the Niu Hulu clan and was a native of Zhenghong Banner in Manchuria. He was born in the 15th year of Qianlong's reign. His father's name was Chang Bao, who once served as deputy capital of Fujian. His ancestors were from Qingyuan County in present-day Liaoning Province. They entered the country with the Qing Emperor in the early Qing Dynasty and lived in Donkey Rou Hutong, Xizhimen, Beijing. On the ninth day of the first lunar month in the fourth year of Jiaqing (1799), while announcing Qianlong's edict, Jiaqing announced that Heshen and Fu Chang'an would be dismissed from their posts, handed over to the Ministry of Punishment, and ordered to inspect Heshen's family property. Reference materials /view/93816.html?wtp=tt