The origin of the surname "Luo": 1. It originated from the Jiang surname and was derived from the name of a paternal grandfather. According to "Yuanhe Xingzuan", after Duke Jiang Taigong of the Zhou Dynasty, there was a son of the prince named Luo. His collateral descendants took the character "Luo" of their paternal grandfather (grandfather) as their surname. 2. Around the end of the Shang Dynasty and the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, E Lai was the son of Fei Lian, and after him there was E Lai Ge. According to "Records of the Grand Historian", the great - great - grandson of E Lai Ge was named Da Luo, who established the State of Da Luo. It was destroyed by the Western Rong tribes during the reign of King Li of Zhou. After that, there were also people with the surname Luo. 3. It was changed from an ancient Xianbei surname. According to "The Official Records of the Wei Dynasty", during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, in the Northern Wei Dynasty, there was a three - character surname of the people in the north of Dai, Taluoba. After they moved the capital to Luoyang with Emperor Xiaowen of the Wei Dynasty and settled in the Central Plains, they changed their surname to Luo.

**Origin of the surname "Luo"**: 1. It originated from the surname "Yun" and was named after the state. According to *Tongzhi - Shi Zu Lue - Naming After the State*, there was a Luo State in the Zhou Dynasty. It was initially enfeoffed in Yicheng (present - day Yicheng County, Hubei Province) and later moved to Zhijiang. It was destroyed by the Chu State during the Spring and Autumn Period. At the end of the Zhou Dynasty, its people lived in Changsha, and they took the original name of the state, "Luo", as their surname. 2. It is said that they are descendants of Zhu Rong, an ancient emperor. 3. During the Tang Dynasty, Khagan Huse Luo of the Western Turkic Khaganate came to China. His descendants initially took Huse Luo as their surname and later changed it to "Luo". 4. It was changed from a compound surname of the Xianbei ethnic group. According to *Wei Shu - Guan Shi Zhi*, during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, in the Northern Wei Dynasty, there was a compound surname "Poduoluo" of the ethnic groups in the north of the Dai region. After following Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty to move south to Luoyang, they settled in the Central Plains and changed their surname to the Han surname "Luo". 5. Some members of the Aisin Gioro clan, the imperial family of the Qing Dynasty, changed their surname to "Luo", and their descendants are also called the Luo clan. The prominent families of this surname lived in Yuzhang Commandery (present - day Nanchang, Jiangxi Province). 6. According to *Hou Han Shu - Nanman Zhuan* and *Hua Yang Guo Zhi*, there was a Luo clan among the "Seven Surnames of Bantun".