The origin of Hui surname (four tones)
The first origin: from the surname Ji, from the direct descendant of the Yellow Emperor Sun Huilian, named after his ancestors.
In ancient times, the grandson of the Yellow Emperor was named Zhuan Xu, the grandson of Zhuan Xu was named Ng Wui, Wu Hui had a son named Lu Zhong, and the second son of Lu Zhong was named Hui Lian.
Among Huilian's descendants, some take their ancestral surnames as surnames, which are passed down from generation to generation.
The second source: Zhou, from the surname Ji, from the Western Zhou Dynasty, with posthumous title as the emperor.
During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the fifth monarch was named Ji Lang, who ruled from 676 BC to 652 BC. After his death, posthumous title was called "Hui", known as King Hui of Zhou in history.
Among the descendants of King Hui of Zhou Dynasty, posthumous title, the ancestor, was named Hui, which was passed down from generation to generation.
The third origin: from Gui family, from Gongzi Hui, the son of Chen Gong in the Spring and Autumn Period, belonging to the name of the ancestor.
In the Compilation of Surnames, it is recorded that a husband gives birth to a son and a son gets it, which is divided into two branches: one is the surname and the other is the Huis.
Chen Xigong (Chen Ligong) was the seventh monarch of the State of Chen, who reigned for 36 years from 832 BC to 796 BC. He has a son. It's a son. Among their descendants, those who take their ancestors' names as surnames are called Wyeth.
The fourth origin: from the surname Ji, from the son of Lu Gongzi Wei in the Spring and Autumn Period, belonging to the surname of the ancestor.
Lu Guo Ji Fu Nie, one of the princes of Lu State in the Spring and Autumn Period, was the thirteenth monarch of Lu State, and his reign was 768 ~ 72 BC1year * * * 46 years.