骆氏图腾释义

【释义】骆，鬃尾黑色的白马。这是“骆”的本义。

【起源】源于姜姓，出自齐国姜太公之后裔公子骆，属于以先祖名字为氏。在周武王姬发病逝之后，继位的周成王姬诵在镇压了三监之乱以及东夷部族的反抗后，为了更好地控制和同化东夷部族，敕封姜太公于齐地，建齐国，公爵，立都于营丘(今山东淄博)，授以征讨五侯九伯之特权。姜太公后裔公子骆，为别于他族，子孙以先祖名字为氏，称骆氏。

得姓始祖：姜太公

始 祖 地：山东淄博

郡望堂号：内黄、会稽、河南

当今排序/人口：第163位/约96万

宋朝百家姓排序：第200位开外

现存家谱：56部 

Interpretation of the Luo (骆) Surname Totem

【Meaning】

The original meaning of Luo (骆) refers to a white horse with a black mane and tail. In ancient Chinese horse-naming conventions, specific coat patterns were highly distinguished, and the "Luo" was considered a striking and noble breed. The character consists of the "Horse" (马) radical and the phonetic component "各" (Ge).

【Origins】

1. From the Jiang (姜) Surname: This lineage originates from the descendants of Jiang Taigong (the legendary strategist and founder of the State of Qi).

2. Historical Context: After the death of King Wu of Zhou, the successor King Cheng suppressed the "Rebellion of the Three Guards" and the resistance of the Dongyi tribes. To stabilize the region, Jiang Taigong was enfeoffed in the lands of Qi with the rank of Duke. He established his capital at Yingqiu (modern-day Zibo, Shandong) and was granted the authority to oversee neighboring lords.

3. Establishment of the Surname: Among the descendants of Jiang Taigong was Gongzi Luo (Prince Luo). To distinguish his specific branch from other lineages of the Qi royal house, his descendants adopted his name, Luo, as their family name.

Historical & Demographic Profile

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Founding Ancestor

Jiang Taigong (Great Ancestor), Gongzi Luo

Ancestral Homeland

Zibo, Shandong Province

Prefectural Mansions

Neihuang, Kuaiji, Henan

Notable Hall Name

Kuaiji Hall, Neihuang Hall

Modern Ranking / Population

Ranked 163rd / Approx. 960,000 people

Song Dynasty Ranking

Beyond the top 200 in the Hundred Family Surnames

Extant Genealogies

56 volumes currently preserved