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Lailaijia took the country as his surname and found out the name of Yingchuan Nankang. According to textual research, Lai Guo, one of the governors of Zhou Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period. Their ancient origin is clearly recorded in the book "A Survey of Surnames": "It is generally said that in the Spring and Autumn Period, the country was taken as the surname, and Yingchuan, Nankang and Henan were looked out." Lai's position in the Spring and Autumn Period was not far from the present Henan Province. Therefore, as the book Research on Surnames says, the earliest lai xing family appeared in Yingchuan, Henan. In other words, Lai's ancestors all came from Henan Province in the Central Plains, although they have long been called Southern Prosperity. Tracing back to the source, they are the proudest descendants of China people. Lai family is really the luckiest ancient family. For more than two thousand years, the whole family has a clear vein, and all descendants can find their own vein. The long-term chaos in the Southern and Northern Dynasties forced the Central Plains to avoid chaos across borders, resulting in the famous first national migration in history. Lai's ancestors also participated in the massive southward migration at that time, and soon became famous in Jiangxi, where they were born. Anyone familiar with history knows that the long period of "Five Chaos" in China ended in Sui and Tang Dynasties. During the Qianlong period, there was a famous scholar Lai, who was literate at the age of seven and had a weak crown. It is said that he is also the top scholar among the top scholars, and he was appointed as the proofreader of Chongyi Hall by Emperor Taizong. However, he had no intention of pursuing a career, but abandoned the wealth he had already gained, quietly retired and returned to his hometown to enjoy poetry and books for more than a year. This lofty mind has always been the most respected by future generations. Lai originated in Xixian County and distributed in Henan, Jiangxi, Fujian, Hunan, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Guangzhou, Shaanxi, Guangdong, Taiwan Province and Singapore. Lailai has two origins: 1, which comes from Ji surname and is the descendant of King Jichang of Zhou Dynasty. His brother and uncle were sealed in Lai, and Lu was destroyed by King Chu Ling in four years, and later took the country as his surname. History says that Lai is authentic. It's for Lai in Henan. 2, from the surname Jiang, the descendant of Yandi Shennong. According to legend, there are four descendants of Emperor Yan, belonging to four clans and tribes of the ancient Qiang people. One of them is Shanshi Lie. In ancient times, there was a strong connection with Litong, but it was also a voice of Lai, so Shanshi Lie, Lishan and Laishan were all the same. In ancient times, Shanshi Lie lived in Fenshui Valley, Shanxi Province, and later a branch moved eastward. During Shang Dynasty, Laiguo was located in Li Xiang County, Henan Province, and belonged to Shang Dynasty. When Zhou Wuwang attacked the merchants, Lai moved south, and later accepted the title of Viscount Zhou Wuwang and became Lai Guo Zi. In the Spring and Autumn Period, in the fourth year of Lu, King Chu Ling destroyed it and his people moved to it. His son and grandson take the country as their surname and call it Lai. It's for Lai in Hubei or Henan. Lai lived in Yanling area in his early days, mainly in present-day Henan Province, and later formed a noble family in Yingzhou County, Henan County and Hanoi County. Due to the official position and war, the Lai family in Yingzhou moved to the south of the Yangtze River, distributed in some places in Jiangxi, Fujian, Hunan, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Guangzhou and other provinces, and the other family moved to Shaanxi. Shu Ying is the14th grandson of Lai's ancestors, whose genealogy is from Jiaoling, Guangdong, Lai's native place in Xingning and twelve genealogies from Songyang, Lianhu, Ningdu, Jiangxi. Shu Ying XXIII Sun Laishen was born in Buju Fengning (now Xixiang, Shaanxi). Lai Zhong, the 25th grandson of Shuying, settled in Songyang (now Suichang, Zhejiang). Sun Laishuo, 3rd1generation of Shuying, moved to Ningdu, Jiangxi at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty. His third son, Lai Cansheng, gave birth to seven sons, which branched to Hunan, Fujian, Jiangxi, Jiangsu and other provinces, forming some tribes: the eldest son Lai Zhao lived in Hutian, Qili, Lianhu and Huitong five villages in Ningdu County, and the second son Lai De moved to Gutian, Shanghang, Fujian. The fifth son, Rice, and his descendants are distributed in Shicheng, Qiuxi, Jianchang, Guangchang, Yan Qian and other places in Fujian. The sixth son Lai Yong (Qiu) and his descendants are located in Xinfeng, Ruijin and Nankang, Jiangxi, and the seventh son Lai Yan is a judge in Yangzhou, Jiangsu, and has settled in the local area. Lai Shuo also had a grandson named Lai Ding, who settled in Tanzhou (now Changsha, Hunan) and became an official. Lai Biao, Ryder's eldest son, moved from Gutian, Shanghang to Shibi Village, Ninghua County, Fujian Province, and Lai Chaomei 1 1 moved to Tanghu, Yongding County, Fujian Province; The other two 1 1 Sun Lai Zuhua and Lai Zu Sanming moved from Shibi in Ninghua to Chengxiang (now Meizhou, Guangdong) at the beginning, and later he gave birth to tribes such as Jiaoling and Pingyuan. Lai's genealogy also records that some Lai clans changed their surnames to Luo and Fu in order to avoid the harm of King Chu Ling. Most Lai people in Sichuan and Yunnan are integrated into Achang nationality. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Yunlai crossed the ocean from Zhangzhou, Fujian to Taichung to create a base area. Since then, some Lai people from Fujian, Guangdong and other places have moved to Taiwan Province province, while others have moved overseas to make a living in Singapore and other places. Lai Xing's ancestor, Uncle Ying, is the great-grandson of the 29th Xuanyuan Huangdi, the 13th son of King Wen, and his younger brother. The King of Wu ordered Shuying to lead his troops and princes to crusade against Zhou Wang, which had no choice but to retreat to Laidi, Henan. In 84 1 BC, King Wu appointed his younger brother Shu Ying to come to Lai. In order to commemorate the pioneering work of our ancestors, future generations took Lai as their surname, Yingchuan as their name, and uncle Ying as their ancestor. "Poetry in the order of classes and generations" is the first kind, and the second kind is rich. The morning sun shone on the sky and the earth, and Shi Ding met at the age of 18. Hubei, Henan and Anhui moistened and spread respect and worship. Strong people are strong, but Xin Wang can handle things. I came to Zhangba, and I thank all the blessings. Lai Lian, a Qing Dynasty writer and editor-other culture and arts, life and entertainment, encyclopedia of people, social humanities, Chinese and foreign history ...