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The ancestor is Hangxi. The ancestors of the Hang family, who migrated from Pingyang Prefecture, Hongdong County, Zhaocheng County, and other places during the Ming Dynasty, were descendants of the Hongdong Dahuai Tree. In the early Ming Dynasty, they were ordered to move to other places, and by the end of the Qing Dynasty, their descendants were distributed in Henan, Shandong, Hebei, Beijing, Shaanxi, Gansu, Anhui, Jiangsu, Shanxi, and other places.

The earliest record of the surname Hang can be found in the Tang Dynasty's "Yuanhe Surname Compilation".

There are two main sources of surnames:

① Originating from the surnames of Kang and Jia. According to the "Yuanhe Surname Compilation", the three consorts were also known as Wei Yi during the Spring and Autumn period. After Kang Shi, the three consorts of the Wei Kingdom, Kang Xi became the governor of Hanzhong during the Han Dynasty. Later transcribed as the surname Hang.

② Originating from the surname 'Di'. Legend has it that after Yu the Great controlled the floods, he established the Yuhang Kingdom, also known as Yuhang. The descendants of the ruler of Yuhang State are surnamed Hang.

The county lords with the surname Hang mainly include Yuhang Commandery and Danyang Commandery. Yuhang County: Originally under the jurisdiction of Kuaiji County in the Qin Dynasty. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it belonged to Wu Commandery. During the Southern Chen Dynasty, Qian Tang Commandery was established, and during the Sui Dynasty, it was renamed Yuhang Commandery. Within the current territory of Zhejiang Province. Yuhang Mountain is the mountain where the King of Yue lives in Fuchai, the King of Wu. It is 50 miles away from Yuhang County and near the Taihu Lake Lake.

The main hall name of the Hang surname is Dongxiangtang. Dongxiangtang: During the Later Han Dynasty, Hangxu became the head of Xuancheng and relocated all the barbarians in the mountains and forests to the vicinity of the county town. As a result, there were no bandits in the area. Later, he became a Zhonglang general, broke through the Mount Taishan bandits, granted the title of Dongxiang Marquis, and moved to Changsha Prefecture.

The hall couplets of the Hang surname mainly include: Gongcheng Taidai; Zhengzhu Xingsha (Hangxu). Shi Rensheng Guizi (Hangjing); Accumulated learning and entered the resignation of Lin (Hang Shijun).

[Celebrities] The Dictionary of Chinese Names includes 8 cases of Hang's family, and the Dictionary of Chinese Names in Past Dynasties includes 9 cases. During the Jin Dynasty, there was a renowned monk named Hang Du, who was a historical figure with the surname Hang; During the Han Dynasty, there was the governor of Changsha, Hang Xu; In the Yuan Dynasty, there was Hang Heqing, a native of Qiantang; In the Ming Dynasty, there were poets from Hangji and Yixing; There is also the famous Northwest general Hang Xiong; In the Qing Dynasty, there were Hang Shijun, Renhe Ren, and scholars.

According to the seventh national census, there are 1209 people surnamed Hang in Shanxi Province, 47 in Linfen City, and 1 in Hongdong County.

The ancestral shrine of the Hang surname is enshrined in the No.1 altar of the Ancestral Hall on the Great Huai Tree.

Genealogy: The main genealogies of the Hang surname include: "Four Volumes of the Hangzhou Family Genealogy in Weiyang, Jiangdu, Jiangsu" (United States); The Genealogy of the Hangzhou Clan in Baidu, Yixing, Jiangsu Province, consisting of sixteen volumes, one volume, one volume, one volume, one volume, and one volume, and eleven volumes, one volume, and one volume, respectively (History Institute); The Genealogy of the Hangzhou Clan in Shangyu, Zhejiang Province, Volume 2 (Zhejiang Map).

According to the incomplete version of the "Hang Family Genealogy" from the Republic of China, the genealogy of a branch of the Hang surname in Yongjia, Zhejiang is as follows: "You inherit the ancestral lineage, the virtue of the world is eternal, the virtue of the virtuous and virtuous is inherited, and the Qi Rui Zuo Guang is distinguished

Migration: A branch of the Hang family migrated from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to Henghe, Zoucheng, Shandong Province in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties.