Is the Qin Shi Huang Dynasty still alive? These three surnames may have descendants
Since ancient times, the Chinese nation has been a nation that attaches the most importance to the inheritance of national blood, as if the blood flowing in the human body has a strong pressure on the body of the nation.
It is impossible to imagine what the culture of the Chinese nation would be like without bloodline, and it is this bloodline that allows us to look back on thousands of years and travel through thousands of years.
The best example of this is that our offspring are infinite and our surname is a sign of our ancestry, determined from the moment we are born.
Offspring will basically take the surname we give them, but this usually only applies to men, after all, the vast majority of children nowadays take their father's surname.
Of course, there are exceptions, and some children will take their mother's surname, but this is not currently enforceable, so this issue should be put on hold for the time being.
But when it comes to the longest-lived surname, the surname Jiang will undoubtedly be on the list. It is the surname of Emperor Yan, which has a history of more than 5,000 years and can be said to run through the past, present and future of the Chinese nation.
In addition to the surname Jiang, there were eight surnames in ancient times: Ji, Ying, Ji, Yao, Fei, Yao, and Shi, among which the surname Ji was the national surname of the Zhou Dynasty, and the surname Ying was the national surname of the Qin Dynasty.
The first emperor in history, Qin Shi Huang, was called Yingzheng. "Wins"The surname used to be a dazzling surname, but with the death of Qin Shi Huang,"Wins"The surname fell into darkness, after the fall of the Qin Dynasty"Wins"The surname never regained its brilliance.
Because at that time, the descendants of Qin Shi Huang were almost killed, but are there still descendants?
Of course, there are three surnames, all of which may be his descendants, but which one is it, and who continues the bloodline of Qin Shi Huang?
The problem begins with the decree of Qin Shi Huang before his death.
Blood baths. After he ascended the throne and became emperor, he established the Qin Dynasty. He was full of enthusiasm, and while looking for the elixir of immortality, he always wanted to see his own country.
Qin Shi Huang fell ill on his way to the Dongwudao Dune Palace, and he felt the call of death, probably suddenly realizing that there was no elixir for immortality in the world.
When Qin Shi Huang was dying, he still had to take care of the aftermath, thinking that his eldest son was fighting against the Xiongnu and Fusu at the border, and he was the only one among his many sons who could carry the banner of Qin.
That's why Fusu issued the Holy Decree:
He was buried in Xianyang and a funeral ceremony was held.
This meant that Fusu had to return to Xianyang as soon as possible to attend the funeral and manage the overall situation. Obviously, this decree meant that Fusu would take over the position of Qin II.
What he didn't expect was that Zhao Gao hid the holy decree and did not hand it over to the envoy, thus exposing the great conspiracy of the Great Qin Empire to succeed to the throne.
Qin Shi Huang, who was ill, didn't expect Zhao Gao to be so brave, but he also didn't expect his body to decay so quickly. In the thirty-seventh year of Qin Shi Huang, on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, Qin Shi Huang died of illness in the sand dunes.
The emperor died of illness at the door of his home, followed by the foggy day that was most prone to change, Prime Minister Li Si decided to secretly mourn, and his henchman Zhao Gao came to the door and agreed with him to forge a death edict, set Hu Hai as the crown prince, and inherit the throne.
When Li Si heard this, he froze, because this was such a big crime as beheading, but when Zhao Gao took Meng Tian away, Li Si was relieved again, because no matter how you look at it, after Fusu ascended the throne, Meng Tian must be the boss, and Li Si can only stand by and watch.
So, they overthrew the holy decree issued after the death of Qin Shi Huang, proclaimed Hu Hai as Qin II, ordered his son Fusu to commit suicide, and started a bloody ** with Fusu.
Agile and intelligent. But Fusu was too naïve, and after receiving the false holy decree, he immediately drew his sword and killed himself, and even Meng Gen couldn't dissuade him.
On the other hand, this also shows that Qin Shi Huang's prestige is so high that even Fusu did not dare to resist. After Fusu's death, Zhao Gao's conspiracy succeeded, and Hu Hai ascended the throne as emperor.
Hu Hai was worried that his position would be threatened by the other brothers' seizure of the throne, so Zhao Gao gave him an idea to cut the grass and eradicate the roots.
There were not many sons of Qin Shi Huang. According to historical records, he had at least 20 sons, which is quite a lot among the emperors of the past dynasties, and if he can continue to spread out, there will be many descendants of the surname Ying.
Unfortunately, Qin II did not give the old family a chance. Soon after he ascended the throne, he killed twelve of his brothers and sisters in Xianyang. Hu Hai even lost his conscience, crushed six more brothers and ten sisters to death in Dupuyi, and then forced three of them, Zhao Jugong, to commit suicide.
In addition, the people with the surname Ying in the royal family have also been implicated in countless people. Hu Hai and Zhao Gao were ruthless, exposing the dark side of human nature to the extreme.
He looked at Hu Hai and felt that no one in the world was in danger, after all, even his brother could kill all the people in the world, who else was he afraid of?
Hu Hai could never have imagined that he had been a pawn in Zhao Guo's master from the beginning, so much so that he even lost his life later.
But at the time of the Hu Hai ** brothers, there was a resourceful man who exchanged his life for the survival of the tribe, so that the bloodline of Qin Shi Huang can continue to this day.
His name is Gao Gongzi.
Descendent. When Hu Hai handed the butcher knife to his brothers, Gongzi Gao already suspected that he would definitely die, and he wanted to escape, but if he did, his people would face a more cruel **, so he decided to exchange his life for a life.
Hu Hai made the decision first, saying that he would be buried for his father and would voluntarily bury him at the foot of Lishan Mountain.
Hu Hai was very happy to see Gongzi Gao being so sensitive, so he directly gave Gongzi Gao 100,000 yuan to let him handle the aftermath, and at the same time directly forgave Gongzi Gao's clansmen.
After Gao Gong was martyred, his people immediately fled Xianyang and went incognito, and most of them did not dare to say their surnames to the outside world"Wins"。
After all, surnames can be discarded in life.
After the fall of the Qin Dynasty, Xiang Yu began to kill people surnamed Ying again. Realizing the danger of the situation, the descendants of Childe Gao changed their surnames one by one.
But after all, they are descendants of Qin Shi Huang, and they are still very proud, so they changed their surname to and"Wins"Homophonic"Yin"with"Yin"。
Some people in later generations felt that Qin Shi Huang's prestige could not be erased, and changed it back"Wins"surnames, so all three surnames today are likely to be descendants of Qin Shi Huang.
At present, the population with the surname Yin is very small, mainly living in the Shaanxi region, while the population with the surname Yin is slightly larger, especially in Shaanxi, Shanxi, Henan, and even Xinjiang, Gansu and other places.
There are many other theories about the origin of the surname Yin, and some believe that they are not descendants of Qin Shi Huang, but this is still uncertain.
The distribution of the surname Ying is more extensive, spanning 19 provinces and cities such as Beijing, Shandong, and Hebei. What's more, the surname Ying later gave rise to fourteen clans:
It seems that the bloodline of Qin Shi Huang has not been broken, but it has been continued with different surnames, and today's surname is just a code name, after all, the surnames of the ancient ancestors are not likely to bring us too much social preferential treatment.
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