According to legend, Shennong, the leader of ancient tribes in China, took Jiang as his surname because he lived in the river basin. Later, it developed eastward to the Central Plains, where it lived with the Huangdi tribe and was divided into four phratries (namely, Siyue). Boyi once assisted Yao Di in charge of the Four Mountains, and later helped Dayu to control water, so he was named Lu Hou, and the fief was in the area of Xidong Road Village, Nanyang City, Henan Province. Shang and Zhou Dynasties were vassal states, in the early Spring and Autumn Period (BC).
In the Zhou Dynasty, Lu's genealogy existed and passed down to later generations. Sima Qian, a historian of the Western Han Dynasty, used these materials to list the lineage of Qi from Lu Shang to Kang Gong Dai Lu in his book Qi Taigong Family.
Taiwan Province Lushi Clan Guild Hall made genealogy, and respected Shang Lu as the distant ancestor of Lushi, and descendants of Lushi often came to worship Weihui.
At present, Lu's genealogy is mostly compiled in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, and it is common in southern provinces:
1, Lu's genealogy of Piling (now Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province), compiled by Lu Zhiting in Guangxu four years (1878), volume * * *, 22 volumes, with one at the beginning and one at the end;
2. Yuyao (now Zhejiang) compiled Lu's Genealogy in the 24th year of Guangxu (1898), with eight volumes and the first volume;
3. Jing De (present-day Anhui) edited the genealogy of Lu's continued printing, which was edited by Lu Xianming and printed in fourteen volumes in the sixth year of the Republic of China (19 17).
Genealogy of Lu Family in North China: Genealogy of Lu Family in Xin 'an (present-day Henan), edited by Lu Xixiang and Lu Fengqi, and engraved in the 21st year of the Republic of China (1932).
In addition, there are:
Genealogy of Lu Family edited by Lu Qiuquan and Pei Lu Cheng was printed in lead in nineteen years of the Republic of China (1930).
The name of the engraver of Lu Family Tree is unknown, and it was engraved in the early years of the Republic of China.
The genealogy of Lu Rebuilding consists of six volumes. The first volume, edited by Lu Guangqi, was printed in the tenth year of the Republic of China (192 1).
Lu's Genealogy in Juye, Shandong Province has eight volumes, which were published in Wanli, Chongzhen, Kangxi, Qianlong, Jiaqing, Xianfeng, Tongzhi, Guangxu, 196 1 year and190.
Some historical celebrities in Lu:
Lu Dafang: In the Northern Song Dynasty, there were six brothers Lu Dafang, five of whom were descendants of Lu Shang. Dafang was originally from Ji Jun County (now Weihui, Henan Province), and later moved to Jingzhao Lantian (now Lantian, Shaanxi Province). His official residence was Dr. Zuo Guanglu, and then Song Zhezong, a servant and assistant minister of Shangshu, was called Xian Xiang. Hou Dafang was impeached and demoted, died in Xinfeng County, Jiangxi Province, and was moved and buried in Lvcuo Village, Shang Hua Town, Haiyang County, Chaoyang County, Guangdong Province. Guangdong Lushi Clan Association respected Lu Dafang as its ancestor when compiling genealogy.
Lv Chen: the general of the peasant uprising army in the late Qin Dynasty. At the beginning of Chen Sheng Uprising, he joined Cheng Peng, the chariot army of Xiang Yu. Later, he assisted Liu Bangping in the world and was named Ningling Hou.
Lu Bu: Wuyuan Jiuyuan (now northwest of Baotou, Inner Mongolia) is a native of Xinzhou, Shanxi Province, who was a famous soldier at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He was good at bowing horses and had great strength. He was called "General Fei" and General Wei Fen, who sealed Hou Wen and established a separatist regime in Xuzhou.
Lv Chen: A writer in the Jin Dynasty, who wrote The Woods.
Lv Jing: A phonologist in Jin Dynasty, and author of Rhyme Collection.
Luo Lu: A native of the Northern Wei Dynasty (now Yuxian County, Hebei Province), he was once a corps commander in Yulin, and was later named Chengwu Hou.
Lv Guang: born in Lueyang (southwest of Zhuanglang, Gansu), the founder of Hou Liang (with its capital now Wuwei, Gansu) in the Sixteen Kingdoms period, was in office for 13 years. His sons Lu Shao, Lv Zuan and Lu Long came to power one after another.
Lv Zhi: Empress of Emperor Gaozu, single father (now Shanxian South), named Lv Hou. She helped Liu Bang to pacify the world. After Liu Bang's death in BC 195, she acted as an agent of state affairs. She is the first recorded female ruler in the history of 16 years.
Monroe: A native of Pi Fu (now southeast of Fuyang, Anhui Province), Wu Dong was a famous general during the Three Kingdoms period, so that when Lu Su met him, he once praised him as "knowledgeable and versatile, and went to Amon without returning to Wu". First, Battle of Red Cliffs, together with Zhou Yu and others, defeated Cao Jun, and then defeated Guan Yu and regained Jingzhou, which was a great feat of Wu Dong. Later, he was appointed as the prefect of Nanjun and the Hou of Liling.
Lv Cai: Born in Qingping, Bozhou (now Linqing, Shandong), he was a philosopher and musician in the Tang Dynasty. His official rank was Dr. Tai Chang and Dr. Tai Changcheng.
Lv Xiang, a native of Jingchuan, Gansu, was a calligrapher, scholar and grass official in Tang Dynasty, and participated in the annotation of Selected Works.
Lv Duan, a native of Anci, Hebei Province, was once the prime minister of Song Taizong. Taizong called it: "Little things are confused, but big things are not confused."
Lv Ji: A native of Yinxian (now Ningbo), Zhejiang Province, was a famous flower-and-bird painter in Ming Dynasty, and studied under Guan Ju Jin Yiwei.
Lv Kun: A native of Ningling (now Henan), he was a scholar in the Ming Dynasty and an assistant minister in the Ministry of Punishment.
Lv Yongji: When Emperor Wendi was a minister, he was an official of the upper states, named Liu.
Lv Yijian was born in Shouzhou (now Shouxian County, Anhui Province). He was the prime minister of the Song Dynasty and was known as "Shen Guogong".
Lv Gongzhu: son of Lv Yijian, an official of Renzong, Yingzong and Zongshen Dynasties. Zongshen became an official in the history of the empire, and then monopolized the state affairs, which was as ordinary as Zhangjun.
Lv Liuliang: A native of late Ming and early Qing Dynasty,No. Evening Village. Get to know Huang Zongxi and Gao Doukui. Yongzheng ten years, because of the Ceng Jing case, was beheaded, writings were burned. Learn from Zhu, especially praise Zhu's racial thoughts.
Lv Dongbin: He Zhongfu (now Yongji County, Shaanxi Province), a native of Shaanxi Province, was named Chun Yangzi and was born in the Eight Immortals of Tang Dynasty. He lived in seclusion in Zhong Nanshan and other places, and then traveled around, claiming to answer people. It is revered by Taoism as one of the five northern ancestors.
Lv Buwei: At the end of the Warring States Period, the prime minister of Qin was named Wen Xinhou, also known as Guan Zhong. There are 3,000 guests at the door, and they are asked to compile "Spring and Autumn Annals" by Lu.
Lu Dalin: A native of Lantian (now Shaanxi), a famous epigraphist in the Northern Song Dynasty, one of the four disciples of Chengmen, and the author of Archaeological Map, the earliest catalogue of ancient artifacts in China.
Lv Huiqing: Born in Jinjiang, Quanzhou (now Fujian) in the Song Dynasty, he participated in Wang Anshi's political reform and served as an official.
Lv Mengzheng, a native of Luoyang, Henan Province, was a famous official in the Northern Song Dynasty and the first scholar in Taiping and Xingguo. Known for daring to speak, he has served as prime minister for three times, knowing people and being good at their duties.
Lv Zuqian: A native of Wuzhou (now Jinhua, Zhejiang), a famous philosopher and writer in the Southern Song Dynasty, was called the pioneer of the East Zhejiang School.
Lv Tiancheng: A native of Yuyao, Zhejiang Province, was a theorist of Ming Dynasty operas and wrote Qupin.
Lu Tianfeng: General of the Qing Dynasty, who wiped out the rebellion in Zhang Geer and served as the magistrate of Urumqi.