Judging from the descendants of Jiuli, according to "Customs" and other records, Jiuli was one of the huge ethnic groups born and raised in the south of ancient China, and it was said that it was a vassal state of Jinshi (the legendary leader of ancient Dongyi).
Li was once appointed as the official of Beizheng (the first official to talk about fire), in charge of civil affairs. Some of his descendants took Zi as their surname and called him Li.
Li's descendants, according to Yuan Heshi's compilation, there was a vassal state of Li in Shang Dynasty, which was in the southwest of Changzhi County, Shanxi Province and was destroyed in the last years of Shang Dynasty. The other is in the west of Yuncheng County, Shandong Province.
The descendants of Lebanon and China later took the country as their surname and surnamed Li.
According to "Customs and Significance", the two countries belong to the ancient tribe after the Nine Li Dynasty.
Descendants of Yaodi According to Yuan He Xing Bian, the founding country destroyed in the last years of Shang Dynasty was named Hou by the descendants of Yaodi when it was enfeoffed as a vassal, and it still uses the name of founding the country.
During the Spring and Autumn Period, Li moved his capital to Lihou City in the northeast of Licheng County, Shanxi Province, and was later destroyed by the State of Jin (now southwest of Shanxi Province). After that, his descendants took the country as their surname and Li as their surname.
According to the records in the History of Taoism, the ancient state of Li was razed to the ground. After the King of Wu negotiated with the Shang Dynasty, Shang Tang was named as a descendant of Li, followed by Fengshu, and his descendants were Li and Li.
There is a Li family from the descendants of Emperor Yao, which was called authentic in history and later became the most important part of the whole Li family.
It's for Li in Shanxi.
According to Guan Shi, ethnic minorities changed their surname to Li. In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the northern Xianbei people were given the surname Su Li. After Emperor Xiaowen of Wei moved the capital to Luoyang, he changed his surname to Li with Chinese characters, which was Li from Luoyang, Henan.
Surname fame
Li Xuansheng, a descendant of Li's subjugation, served as an imperial adviser for 45 years during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (7 12-756).
Li Zhi, the third son of Xuan Shenggong, served as imperial academy's assistant in the Tang Suzong era and was promoted to the right servant (right prime minister).
Li Zhi, the second son of Li Hui Wu Gong, is Tang Dezong's son-in-law.
Li Ke: The word Xisheng was born in Lijiashanzhai, Chang Song Township, Baocheng District, Quxian County, Sichuan Province in the Northern Song Dynasty, champion village. After three years in Qing Dynasty, he was the top scholar 1403, and he was proficient in Confucian classics.
I once asked Ouyang Xiu, "Are there any celebrities in Shu?" Right: "There are Su Xun in literature and Li Zhi in classics." It was named "Dr. Jing Shu".
Later, I saw the family tree of Li in Jingchu, which has been rebuilt and printed with "Jing Shu Hall";
Dawn: A native of Changsha (now Hunan Province) in the Song Dynasty was praised for his filial piety and faithfulness.
Li Su: A native of Dongguan County in Song Dynasty, he was upright and attached importance to etiquette.
His deeds of cutting shares to treat relatives were commended by the court and praised by the world.
Li Guan: Conghua in Ming Dynasty, a scholar in Zheng De period. He is the author of collections such as Taichung Draft, Journey to the West Draft and Fujian Draft Biography.
Li Chun, a native of Huarong, Hunan Province, was the top scholar in Tianshun period of Ming Dynasty. He has been edited by the Hanlin Academy, served as assistant minister of Zhan Shifu, right assistant minister of official department, minister of industry, and minister of rites. Li Chun is well-known for his extensive reading, especially his classic works. He not only participated in the compilation of Da Ming Zhi, A Record of Ying Zong, and An Outline of Continued Governance, but also wrote Long Monsoon.
Yang Tinghe and Yang Yiqing, the famous prime ministers of the Ming Dynasty, were all their students and were deeply influenced by them.
Li Xun: a native of Zunyi, Guizhou, was a writer in the Qing Dynasty.
Be pure and indifferent, study hard, especially good at poetry.
Li Jian: A native of Shunde, Guangdong Province in Qing Dynasty, was a famous painter and calligrapher. Good at painting mountains and rivers, brushwork is the wonder of the four great people in Yuan Dynasty.
Li Jingxi: A native of Mohan County, Hejian County, Northern Zhou Dynasty (now Renqiu, Hebei Province), he is good at calligraphy, knows mysterious images, learns elegance and is famous for his writing.
Li Jingde: A native of Yongjia County (now Zhejiang) in the Song Dynasty, he used to be the master book of Shayang.
He is well-read, presided over the compilation of Shayang County Records and wrote Yu Saito Ziwen.
Li Ziyun: Born in Danzhou (now Dan County, Guangdong Province) in the Song Dynasty, his family was poor and studious. He often takes wine and his brother to see Su Shi, who named his villa "Zaijiutang".
Li Gongzhen: In the Yuan Dynasty, Ganquan gave an order, which was a benevolent policy and was deeply supported by the people. When people painted it as a school house, they expressed their ideas.
Li Suiqiu: A native of Panyu (now Guangzhou, Guangdong), a poet in the Ming Dynasty, was good at painting landscapes.
Li Minhuai: Conghua (now Guangdong Province) was a famous poet and painter in Ming Dynasty. He is good at poetry, calligraphy and painting, and is known as the "three musts".
Li: A native of Jiangjin, Sichuan, was an official in the late Ming Dynasty.