Julong (聚龍里)

It is derived from the surname Tong, from the descendants of Dayu, and belongs to the surname of the country. Legend has it that after Tai Yu successfully controlled the water, Emperor Shun bestowed his surname on him, that is, his surname.In the first year of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Zhou Wuwang was conferred various lordships, and one of his surnames was conferred on Tan Guo (now Zhangqiu County, Shandong Province), and his title was Viscount.In the early Spring and Autumn Period, Young Master Qi Guobai wanted to find Tan Guo when he fled. Tan Guojun did not receive him.Later, Xiao Bai returned to the throne (that is, Duke Qi Huan), and Tan Guo did not send anyone to congratulate him.As a result, Tan was defeated by Qi in 684 BC, and the son of Tan Guojun went into exile in the Allied country, and his descendants took the name of the country, called the Tan clan, historically known as the Tan clan, this one is the Tan clan in Shandong.

It originated from the Yao people, from the founding father of the Yao people, Pan Yi, and belonged to the minority ethnic group Sinicized and changed its surname. According to the "Ten Thousand Surnames Genealogy", among the six surnames of Banan (today's Yunnan and Guizhou), there is the Tan clan, who claimed to be the descendants of Pan Zheng, and who came from the Wang clan in Hongnong.The history book "Genealogy of Surnames" records that "Banan Daishi has Tan Clan", and it is also recorded in "Wanzi Tongfu": "Banan Daishi has Tan Clan. After Lu Zheng, I look out for Hongnong."Wangdianong refers to the area where the Wang clan of the Tan clan lives in Hongnong County, that is, the areas south of Henan, west of Yiyang, such as the Luo, Yi, and Xichuan river basins, and the Shaanxi Luoshui, Shechuan upper river, and Danjiang river basins."Lu Zheng" can also be written as "Pan Zheng", also known as "Pan Wang", is a heroic ancestor of the Yao, Lu, Miao and other ethnic minorities in Hunan, Guizhou, Yunnan, Guangxi, Guangdong, Jiangxi, Fujian, Zhejiang and other regions. In addition, some scholars have argued that pangolin evolved from "panjun", so source stream 1 and source stream 3 may have the same origin.

Originating from the Mongolian nationality, it belongs to Sinhua and changed its surname to surname.

It is due to the fact that Tam was changed to Tam in order to avoid the name. Tan changed his surname to Tan because he avoided using his real name.In addition, according to the "Ten Thousand Surnames Genealogy", Tan Shi was active in the southern area of Lingnan (generally referring to the south of Wuling, which is roughly equivalent to most of Guangxi today) in order to avoid hatred.

Derived from the surname Yan. In order to avoid war, one of the Yi clan moved to the Shu Kingdom, and one of them changed his surname to Tan.