▲ Lan surname comes from different sources, mainly from the Yellow Emperor. Details are as follows:
First, it is the descendant of Zheng Guogong in the Spring and Autumn Period. Son () Sun Zhengmu, named Lan, illegitimate son Sun Zhengmu, with his father's surname Lan. "Comrade zheng? The clan profile said: "The surname is Ji, and the surname is Zheng Mu. Mu Gong is a famous orchid, and its branch is named after Wang Fu. " "Comrade? 28? Four? Take the first name as the surname: "Lang, Ji surname. Zheng Mugong is named Lan, and his son and grandson are named after Wang Fu. " Discrimination of ancient and modern surname books? Twenty-five cold records: "From Ji surname. Zheng Muhong is pregnant, and his mother Luo Messenger and Lan. Born, the name is Lan. He got sick and died of cutting orchid. Children and grandchildren are gods because they think they are a family. " It is a descendant of the Yellow Emperor, because Zheng is a vassal state with her surname.
Second, from the surname. Lu Zhong, a descendant of Zhuan Xu, even got his surname in the sixth season. His descendant Xiong Tong's son founded the State of Chu in Ying (now Jiangling, Hubei). Doctor Chu took grain from (present-day Zaozhuang East, Shandong Province) and later changed his surname to Lan. This LAN surname is also a descendant of the Yellow Emperor, because the Mi surname originated from the Yellow Emperor.
Third, change the surname from ethnic minorities.
1, Mongolian Klaagai in Yuan Dynasty.
2. Both the southern Xiongnu and the Yao nationality are surnamed Lan.
3. One of the four surnames of She nationality. Yugur "Ranchak" surname, Shu Wei? According to official records, in the late Northern Wei Dynasty, the northern three-character surname was Wu Luolang, and later it was changed to Lan surname.
4. Yi, Tujia, Manchu, Hui, Zhuang, Russian, Yao and other ethnic groups all have the Han surname Lan.
▲ Lan surname is an ancestor:
Ji Lan. Namely Zheng Mugong. In 806 BC, Feng's half-brother was Zheng (now East of Huaxian County, Shaanxi Province), which was called the last vassal state of the Western Zhou Dynasty. In 627 BC, Zheng Mugong ascended the throne. Legend has it that when Mu Gong's mother gave birth to Mu Gong, she dreamed that an angel was holding a bluegrass and respectfully gave it to her. At that time, it smelled good, and it seemed to be memorable when I woke up. Soon, she gave birth to a son, so she named him Lan. Ji Lan reigned for twenty-two years. After his death, posthumous title was named Mu, which was called Zheng Mugong in history. Some of its branches take Wang Fu's surname as surname, which is called Lang. They revere Gillan as the ancestor of their surname.
▲ Lan surname spreads and moves:
When Zheng Mugong was in power, Zheng had moved its capital to Xinzheng (now Henan). In 375 BC, Zheng was destroyed by the Han Dynasty. Descendants of Lanjia moved out one after another, mostly to the west between Chen (whose capital is now Huaiyang, Henan Province) and Song (whose capital is now Shangqiu, Henan Province). From then on to the Qin and Han Dynasties, Lang basically developed in the Central Plains. The surname Lan recorded in the history books of the Han Dynasty is only with Mrs. Lan, the magistrate of Wuling, and it is only a few words. It is difficult to know the specific situation. During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, there were generals in the pre-Qin Dynasty, Lan Ziyun in the Southern Dynasties, and children of Zhong Changwei (now a famous name in Hebei Province) and Lan. It can be seen that Lang has moved to Jiangnan because of his official career. In the Tang Dynasty, Fuzhou (now Fuling District, Chongqing) was a native of Lan. These historical facts prove that there are indeed people named Lan in southern Chongqing and Jiangsu today. There are Zhongshan, Dongguan and Runan in Lanxing County (referring to aristocratic families in various counties since Wei, Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties, which means that a county is looked up by local people), which shows that Lanxing once enjoyed a long reputation in Dingzhou, Hebei, Juxian, Shandong and Pingyu, Henan before and after the Tang Dynasty. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, because he was an official, Lang began to spread all over the south of the Yangtze River, widely distributed in Jiangsu, Anhui, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hunan, Hubei, Fujian and other places. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, Shanxi had a special geographical position. At that time, it was a paradise on earth and a paradise for the people in the Jiangdong area of the Central Plains, so the surname of Shanxi Lan flourished. In the early Ming Dynasty, Shanxi Lan surname, as one of the surnames of Sophora japonica settlers in Hongdong, moved to Jiangsu, Anhui, Zhejiang, Henan, Hubei and other places. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Zhang slaughtered Sichuan, which drastically reduced its population. In the early Qing Dynasty, with the movement of filling Sichuan with Huguang, the surname of Hunan and Hubei moved to Sichuan. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there was a coastal man named Lan who crossed the ocean, or moved to Taiwan Province Province, or moved to various parts of Southeast Asia. Today, Lang is widely distributed in China, especially in Hunan, Fujian, Jiangxi and other provinces. The LAN surname in these three provinces accounts for about 57% of the Han population in China.
▲ Wangtang No, Lanxing County. ：
In the process of long-term reproduction and migration, the following counties and counties were formed:
1, Zhongshan County, located in the Han Dynasty, ruled Lunu (now Dingzhou, Hebei Province);
2. runan county, located in the Han Dynasty, was ruled by Pingyu (now Pingyu North of Henan Province);
3. Dongguan County, called Chengyang County in Han Dynasty, renamed Dongguan in Jin Dynasty, was ruled by Ju (now Juxian County in Shandong Province), and later changed to Dong 'an.
Hall number: Zhongshan, Pingshui, Dongguan, etc. ?
▲ Clan characteristics of Lan surname:
1, Lan surname is a typical southern surname, which originated in the north and flourished in the south.
There are many sources of LAN surname, but no matter where they come from, they are all members of the Chinese surname family.
3. In many contemporary places, it is customary to confuse the blue surname with the blue surname, that is, to use the blue word as a simplified word of the blue word. In fact, the Gulan surname and the Blue surname are completely two surnames in history. The blue surname comes from the won surname and has its own lineage.
▲ Lan surname applies couplets:
Chanting sonorous poets, looking heavy (the room number of painter Lan in the late Ming Dynasty); The article is famous for its integrity (Lan Kui, a scholar in Song Dynasty, an official doctor, was appointed as a school in Fuzhou, and was named "Lan Fuzi" by academic circles). Beiquan remonstrated strongly (a scholar in Lantian in Ming Dynasty, a native of Jimo, Shandong Province, and a secretariat of Henan Province, the official was the supervisor of remonstrance, but he was honest and frank, outspoken and corrected extrajudicially, and his prestige was shocked for a moment, and there was "Beiquan Collection"); Lan Ying, a Zhejiang scholar in the late Ming Dynasty, was good at landscapes. In his early years, his painting style was beautiful. After roaming around, his painting style became magnificent and ancient. Workers, flowers, birds and orchids are all very strong, each with its own meaning. The world calls him "Zhejiang School").
▲ Lan's celebrity essence:
Lan Shu: a pre-Qin man in the Sixteen Kingdoms period. He used to be a general under Luo Fu. Troops were transferred to attack Fu Jian, defeated and captured. Fu Jian pardoned him and appointed him general. Qin Lan: Ming Xiu, born in Zhongchang, Ren Wei, was General Liang in the Southern Dynasties. At the beginning, he was awarded the rank of East Palace, and later he was promoted to the secretariat of Hengzhou because of his repeated meritorious military service. During his tenure, he benefited the government and won the hearts of the people. The last general, Pingnan, was named the Duke of Qujiang County. When he was the secretariat of Guangzhou, he was poisoned by the former secretariat of Guangzhou. He is only 42 years old.
Blue: Blue, General Liang of the Southern Dynasties. During the rebellion in the late Jin Dynasty, the rebels arrived in Liyang, where they led a long-distance attack on Jing Jun and died in failure.
Lan: Fuzhou (now Fuling, Chongqing) was a Taoist priest in the Tang Dynasty. Living in Zen and keeping a monk, it is said that in the first year of Zhongzong Shenlong, he went to Daoxian County.
Lan: A geographer in the Tang Dynasty, who wrote An Introduction to Water and Qi. Lan Yiquan: Shi Heng, a native of Huguang Xiangyang (now Hubei), was an official in the early Ming Dynasty. Zhu selected and awarded the China Excellent Book Award. Later, he was ordered by Zhu Maoyuan Zhang to go to Zuojiang and Youjiang in Guangxi to appease ethnic minorities. Because of his work, he was promoted to be a foreign minister of the Ministry of Rites, and he was tired of being a magistrate. He is knowledgeable, poetic and sincere to people. Lan: A native of Guanzhong, Shaanxi Province, an official of the Ming Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, he was officially trained and later promoted to Professor Yu. Live an honest and clean life and stay away from strangers' gifts. I am willing to help others. When I was hungry, I once gave my rice to the poor.
Mao Lan: It's beautiful, An Zhi, Daoguang. A native of Songyang, Yunnan, was a scholar and physician in Ming Dynasty. Extensive reading, familiar with hundreds of classics and history, good at medicine. He once helped Wang Ji, the minister of war, attack Lu Chuan with a general plan. Later, he was lighter than his official career, living among the people and writing books. There are Yun Lu Lulve Yi Tong, Southern Yunnan Herbs, Lanji, Medical Man and so on. Among them, South Yunnan Materia Medica is an earlier and more complete local materia medica.
Aquamarine: A native of Zhaozhou, Zhili (now Zhaoxian, Hebei), he was the first scholar in the eighth year of Ming Chenghua, ranking 43rd.
Landixi: Pang Zhang, a native of Jizhou (now Jixian), Shanxi Province, was an official in the Qing Dynasty and a water conservancy worker. In the fifteenth year of Qianlong, he was a juren, an official of Fengtai (now Jincheng City, Shanxi Province), the governor of Hedong, and later transferred to the governor of Jiangnan and assistant minister of the Ministry of War. During his tenure, he has been committed to flood control and water conservancy, and has built yellow river berms in Henan and Jiangsu. In the first year of Jiaqing (1796), he was responsible for blocking the breach of the Yellow River in Liubao, Qujiazhuang, Fengxian County, Jiangsu Province, and waiting for the construction site day and night. He is diligent in water control and honest in government. Later, he died from overwork.
Lanzhitang: A hall in Lanzhitang. A native of Pixian County, Sichuan Province, he was a scholar in the 17th year of Qingganlong, ranking 149 and third.
Lan Tinghui: Shanghang County, Fujian Province, senior commander of China People's Liberation Army. Born in 19 13, died in 1983. 196 1 year, he was awarded the rank of major general by the central military commission.
Lan Min: Tianjin people. Join the revolution in his early years. After liberation, he served as deputy director of the Political Department of Shanxi Military Region, and later transferred to the Deputy Director of the Political Department of Inner Mongolia Military Region.
Lan Peizhen: a native of Yuanping, Shanxi Province, is an active practitioner of children's education. 1960 was awarded the title of national advanced worker. The descendants of Lan surname who migrated from Sophora japonica in Hongtong County, Shanxi Province, are distributed in Jiangsu, Anhui, Henan, Zhejiang, Hubei and other places.