Le surname is mostly in the south.
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It is not the only surname in Yue [edit this paragraph]. The first source of surname is official position, which comes from Yue Zheng, an official position in the early years of Western Zhou Dynasty, and belongs to official title.
During the Western Zhou Dynasty, there were musicians who were responsible for playing classical music, musicians who played musical details, musicians who were responsible for ritual music, and musicians who managed musicians. These officials and professionals are collectively referred to as "Lezheng".
Xiaole is the assistant manager of Da, and Da is the head of ordinary musicians, who are not only in charge of ordinary musicians, but also in charge of the ethics of the whole dynasty. It is recorded in the classic Book of Rites: "Being happy, worshiping four skills and establishing four religions." It is under the jurisdiction of Guan Chun government departments.
The Sui Dynasty also had Taichang Temple, with Taiyue Department, Shangqing Department and various musicians. Later, Emperor Yang Guang of Yang Di renamed it Lezheng, and the rank of ordinary musicians began with the Nine Grades, which is equivalent to the present clerical treatment.
In the Tang Dynasty, it not only followed the system of Sui Dynasty, but also was in charge of the ritual and music performances of national sacrifices, which were divided into two branches: Da Le and Advocacy.
In the Song Dynasty, there were three music officials in Taichang Temple, and a national ritual system was established. In the Jin Dynasty, Da Le was attached to the Taiyue Department of Taichang Temple, and his official rank rose from Jiupin to the equivalent of Yipin main book or county bureau-level official.
Among the descendants of Lezheng in the past dynasties, there are those who take the official titles or titles of their ancestors as their surnames, which are called Lezheng's. Later, it was simplified to a single surname, Lezheng, which was passed down from generation to generation.
The correct pronunciation of this branch is yuè(ㄩㄝˋ).
The second origin comes from the official position, from the official musicians in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and belongs to the official title.
Musicians were established in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and they were subordinate to Guan Chun Prefecture. In fact, it is the first assistant official of "Da" mentioned above, also known as an assistant musician, also known as Xiao, and is also responsible for teaching royal etiquette and music.
The classic "Zhou Li Chun Guan" records: "Musicians are in charge of national music and teach national children small dances."
Among the descendants of musicians, some take their ancestors' official titles as surnames, which are passed down from generation to generation.
The correct pronunciation of this branch is yuè(ㄩㄝˋ).
The third origin comes from the surname of the son, which comes from the son of Song Gong in the early Spring and Autumn Period and belongs to the surname of the ancestor.
According to the history book "Compilation of Surnames", after that, Li, the son of Dai, was the father of music, and his descendants took Wang Fu as their surname. In addition, the history book "Nine Surnames" also recorded the same thing: "Before Le's family, he had the same surname as Song; Dai Gong gave birth to a happy father named Xerox. "
The Le family, which was once full of pride in the early history of China, appeared in the early Spring and Autumn Period nearly 3,000 years ago. It is a descendant of the royal family in the Song Dynasty and originated in Shangqiu, Henan.
During the reign of Zhou Xuanwang and Ji Jing, Song Guojun was the son of the Duke of Song Dynasty? He has a son named Gigi Lai. He is a happy father. Gave birth to father Ze, and father Ze gave birth to father Ze, and father Ze gave birth to son Xu, whose name is Fu, and the word is the same as Xu. He was named Love after his grandfather Gigi Lai, and his descendants are famous figures in history, namely Yang Le and Le Yi. It has been handed down from generation to generation, and historically, Xerox is true.
Everyone in this music family respects that the foreign father must be the ancestor of the surname, and he must be the Xerox of Lingshou or the Xerox of Pingshan. The correct pronunciation is yuè(ㄩㄝˋ).
The fourth origin comes from the official position, from the official music official in the Spring and Autumn Period, which belongs to the official title or job title.
In ancient dynasties, there were small officials who were full-time responsible for playing music, belonging to the category of "work", that is, officials with professional skills. They are usually called music officials or spiritual officials. Unlike Lezheng and musicians, they are actually ordinary musicians, but they enjoy quite advanced treatment.
Among the descendants of Yueguan, there are those whose surnames are ancestral official titles or titles, which are called Xerox or Shilin and passed down from generation to generation.
The correct pronunciation of this branch is yuè(ㄩㄝˋ).
The fifth origin comes from the surname Zi, from the fourth Gongsun Leju in the Song Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period, and belongs to the surname named after the ancestors.
According to historical records such as "Surname Urgent" and "New Tang Book, Prime Minister's Genealogy Table", "In the Spring and Autumn Period, the fourth generation of Gongsun Le in the Song Dynasty got married, and his father got his brother, making him a big secretary. "
Zi Leju was in charge of prisons and pickets after serving as the chief reconnaissance. The descendants of Leju are proud of their ancestors, named after them and passed down from generation to generation.
This branch respects Leju as the ancestor of the family, which is called Shangqiu in history, and is the same clan as the Yi family. The correct pronunciation is yuè(ㄩㄝˋ).