After years of collecting, browsing and sorting out relevant historical books, local chronicles, general surnames and genealogy, the Wechsler branch in Guangxi shows that there are two Wechsler in Guangxi. The first and largest one is the descendant of Yuan Zhe, the ancestor of Xia Dynasty. During the Qin, Han, Tang and Song Dynasties, a large number of people developed and multiplied from the north and Zhongyuan Guangxi. Today, Miao grandchildren are all over the cities and counties in southeast, northwest and central Guangxi.
History books, local chronicles and genealogy should also refer to Webster who lived in Lingnan (Guangxi) during the Warring States, Spring and Autumn, Western Zhou and Shang Dynasties. The second, Han Bi, the son of Han Xin in the Han Dynasty, was secretly sent to the South China Sea because his father was killed. At the beginning of a certain dynasty, his descendants moved westward and now live in some cities and counties in Bagui.
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Wei has five sources:
1, from Peng, is a descendant of Zhuan Xu Levin, taking the country name as his surname. According to Webster's genealogy: "After Zhuan Xu Dapeng, Xia Fengwei, Miao people took the country as their surname and lived in Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province)."
2. From Han, a descendant of Han Xin in the early Han Dynasty, and later changed to Webster's asylum.
3. Webster's family came from the northwest minority in Han Dynasty. According to Webster's genealogy, there was a Wei surname in Shule (now Kashgar, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region) among the northwest nationalities in Han Dynasty.
4, from the surname. According to Webster's genealogy, Huan Xuan was given the surname Wei for his work, and later generations called himself Wei.
5, from other sources, Webster's. In the Qing Dynasty, there were Wei surnames in Qingyuan, Ding Fan, Guiyang, Hainan, Dongfang, Shinan, Cuba, Mulao, Miao, Yao and Shui nationalities.
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