### Migration and Distribution (Information lacking) The Yu (庾) surname is not ranked among the top 100 surnames in the Mainland and Taiwan. In ancient times, Yu referred to the transit warehouses for water transportation. The officials in the court who were in charge of these warehouses were called "Zhang Yu Da Fu" (officials in charge of Yu warehouses). During the time of Emperor Yao, some people inherited this official position, and later took the official title as their surname, thus becoming the Yu clan. The Yu surname is also an ancient one, and its members have scattered across various provinces and cities in China over time. There is a story in ancient books that to avoid being killed by Guan Yunchang, Cao Cao pleaded with General Guan Yunchang to read the "Spring and Autumn Annals" about the story of Yu Gongzhi Si chasing Zi Zhuoruzi. During the Han Dynasty, Yu Pi and his son taught in the imperial court; Yu Sheng and his brother garrisoned at Hengpu Pass on Tailing in Guangdong. To commemorate their achievements, the pass was renamed Dayu Ridge. During the Wei, Jin, and the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Yu Cheng, Yu Yi, Yu Dun, Yu Liang, Yu Yi, Yu Bing, Yu Wenjun, and Yu Daolian were from Yanling, Yingchuan, Henan Province, while Yu Jianwu and Yu Xin were from Xinye, Nanyang, Henan Province. In his "Elegy for the South" ode, Yu Xin said, "My family has held the position related to Yu since the Zhou Dynasty. We became a clan through generations of meritorious services. We assisted the Han Dynasty in governing the country and held high - ranking official positions." This means that the ancestors of the Yu clan served as Sikong (a high - ranking official position) in the Han Dynasty, played an important role in the establishment and governance of the dynasty, and participated in high - level state affairs and discussions. It can be seen that famous Yu clan members emerged one after another over the past 3000 years, being active in the political and cultural circles. Yu Liang held both military and political powers and had remarkable achievements. Yu Xin was well - read and his works represented the culmination of the Six Dynasties' literature. The great Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu praised him by saying, "Yu Xin's writing became even more profound in his later years." The Yu clan was then regarded as a noble and honorable clan known for loyalty and integrity. Today, there is a memorial shrine for Prefect Yu Hui and steles inscribed by Hu in Xinye, Henan Province to commend his virtuous governance. The members of the Yu clan have made contributions to social development and have a glorious page in the great Chinese cultural family that will be remembered forever. The old man Yu Yuliang, who compiled the "History of the Yu Clan", wrote in his book that in the early years of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, a famous general of the Yu clan was ordered to visit Korea. This is the origin and the kinship that the Yu clan in South Korea wants to trace. According to the population statistics of South Korea on November 1st, 2001, among the 286 surnames in the country, the Yu surname ranked 97th, with a population of 16,802. According to the 2001 national population census in China, there were about 50,000 people with the Yu surname, distributed all over the country. Many university professors, radio stations, newspapers, and periodicals have mistakenly written the character "庾" as "庚", "瘦", "唐", or "廖". Before the 1972 edition of the Chinese Xinhua Dictionary, the character "庾" was only explained as "Dayu Ridge", which is located at the junction of Guangdong and Jiangxi Provinces. In 1977, when I was studying at Shanxi University, I wrote a letter to the editorial department of the Beijing Xinhua Dictionary, asking them to add the meaning of "surname". Today, there are descendants of the Yu clan in Guangxi, Hunan, Jiangxi, Gansu, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Yunnan and other places. According to the "History of the Yu Clan in Guangdong", the ancestor of the Yu clan in Guangdong was Yu Dongyang. He served in the Song Dynasty. During the Yuanyou period of the Northern Song Dynasty, he came to Guangdong from Nanjing and served as the military and administrative governor of Guangnan Road. He brought his family to Yangcheng (present - day Guangzhou). His second - generation descendant, Yu Guan, served as the supervisor of Guangnan East Road during the Zhenghe period of the Song Dynasty. Because he found the scenery in Dongguan beautiful, he settled in Chaoyuan (present - day Chashan Town) in Dongguan and named the place Yujiafang. Around 1392 (the 25th year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming Dynasty), Yu Dexin, the eighth - generation descendant, fled with his father from Yujiafang in Chaoyuan to Guyong (Chong), and later a branch of the family moved to Xiyong Qishi Village. (The rest is omitted.)

Yu Meng, styled Jiaosun, was a person in the Eastern Han Dynasty. He served as the Prefect of Cangwu during the reign of Emperor He (89 - 104). He governed with integrity and was praised by the people in the prefecture.

Yu Boya A person who lived during the Spring and Autumn Period, he was famously known for his excellent skills in playing the qin (a traditional Chinese musical instrument). He only believed that Zhong Ziqi could fully understand the meaning behind his qin - playing and know that his aspirations were like high mountains and flowing waters. After Ziqi's death, Boya never played the qin again for the rest of his life. Yu Dayou (?-1580) With the courtesy name Zhifu and the sobriquet Xujiang, he was from Jinjiang. He was a famous general in the Ming Dynasty. He studied books and learned military strategies. He passed the military imperial examination during the Jiajing period and was promoted to the military post in Guangdong. He pacified the Jiaoli region, was promoted to assistant general, and was transferred to the east of Zhejiang. He defeated Japanese pirates many times and was promoted to the general - in - chief. He later guarded Guangdong and Guangxi again, wiped out groups of bandits, quelled the Yao ethnic minority uprisings, and was renowned in the southern regions. His army was known as the Yu Family Army. After his death, he was posthumously given the title of Wuxiang.

Migration and Distribution (Information missing) The Yu (蔚) surname is not ranked among the top 100 surnames in the Mainland and Taiwan. The Yu surname originated from the ancient Yuzhou (around present - day Yu County, Hebei Province). The local people took the place name as their surname and called themselves the Yu clan. Another branch of the Yu clan also originated from Yuzhou (present - day Yu County, Hebei Province). It is said that the small state of Dai established its capital there, and the local residents took the place name as their surname, also called the Yu clan. In ancient Zhou Dynasty, Emperor Xuan of Zhou enfeoffed Prince Pian of the Zheng State in Yuyi (around present - day Pingyao County and Lingqiu County, Shanxi Province). So Prince Pian was also called Yu Pian, and his descendants took the fief as their surname, thus the Yu surname came into being. Most of the Yu clan multiplied in the north. For example, Yu Xing and Yu Zhaomin, a father - son pair of famous generals in the early Song Dynasty, were from Xiangfu at that time, which is present - day Kaifeng, Henan Province. The prominent families of the Yu surname are from Langya Commandery (present - day Zhucheng County, Shandong Province).

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Yu Xin A native of Linhuai in the Ming Dynasty, with the style name Dunben. During the Hongwu period (AD 1368 - 1398), he was recruited as a talented person and eventually became the Minister of the Ministry of Revenue. He was good at overall management and made well - planned arrangements. Yu Jishan A person from the Song Dynasty. He was highly proficient in medical skills and was highly regarded at that time.

Migration and Distribution (Not available) The Yu surname is not listed among the top 100 surnames in the mainland and Taiwan. The Yu surname is now rare, but perhaps many people know about Yu Xuanji, a famous female Taoist priest and poet in the Tang Dynasty. The Yu surname originated from the Zi surname, and its ancestor is Zi Yu, the younger brother of Duke Xiang of Song in the Spring and Autumn Period. Zi Yu was resourceful and often offered strategies to Duke Xiang of Song, but Duke Xiang was pedantic and conservative, often suffering defeats. In the Battle of Hongshui between Song and Chu, Zi Yu advised Duke Xiang to attack the enemy while the Chu army was crossing the river, but Duke Xiang didn't follow the advice. After the Chu army crossed the Hongshui River, Zi Yu again advised Duke Xiang to repel the enemy while the Chu army's formation was not in order and they were not firmly established, but Duke Xiang still didn't follow. Duke Xiang thought that fighting according to Zi Yu's suggestion would be too unkind to the enemy. As can be imagined, the Song army was finally defeated miserably. Duke Xiang thus became the laughingstock of the people, while Zi Yu's arguments on the war became famous in history. From then on, the descendants took his name as their surname, thus creating the Yu surname.

Yu Qian (1398 - 1457), styled Tingyi, was a native of Qiantang, Zhejiang in the Ming Dynasty. He successively held positions such as Inspector - Censor and Minister of War. In the 14th year of the Zhengtong era, after the Incident at Tumu Fort, Esen, the leader of the Oirat, invaded Datong. Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty was captured. Yu Qian opposed the abandonment of Beijing, supported Yingzong's younger brother as Emperor Jing, took charge of state affairs, repelled Esen's army, and welcomed Yingzong back. He was executed after Yingzong's restoration to the throne at the age of sixty, and the whole country felt it was an injustice. Yu Chenglong (1617 - 1684), styled Beiming, was a native of Yongning, Shanxi in the Qing Dynasty. During the Kangxi period, he rose to the position of Governor - General of Liangjiang. He was well - known for his integrity and was hailed as the No. 1 honest official under heaven at that time.

Yu Qiuyu, a well - known contemporary writer.

Migration and Distribution 1. Liyang: It is located in the northeast of Xun County, Henan Province; another view holds that it is in the northwest of Xiuning County in the southern part of Anhui Province. Liyang Commandery: Liyang County was established in the Western Han Dynasty and was changed to a commandery in the Northern Wei Dynasty. It is around Xun County in the central part of Henan Province. 2. Jiaodong: It is around Pingdu County in the eastern part of Shandong Province. 3. Lu State: It is around Qufu and Ziyang in Shandong Province. 4. Taiyuan: The prominent Yu family clan resides in Taiyuan (now Taiyuan, Shanxi).