Are Korean ancestors from China?

Some Korean ancestors came from China.

In Korea, we will find many clansmen and clansmen. The clan association is a unified association of surnames, and the clan belongs to a branch or collateral of surnames.

If the same person's surname is Jiang, it can be divided into Busan Jiang and Gwangju Jiang due to different places of birth. Family division in Korea is based on consanguinity, with the eldest son as the main continuation, and the eldest son of the younger brother will divide another continuation, so most families are spreading and there are more and more branches.

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Korean surnames are deeply influenced by China culture. According to historical records, Kiko's royal family first entered the Korean peninsula in the late Yin Dynasty. He led 5,000 people to settle on the Korean peninsula and established the regime of Ji. Later, people moved in from China, including some famous families, such as descendants of Confucius, Yue Fei and Wen Tianxiang.

The genealogy of Koreans is revised every 30 years, and every clan association with a surname has a family genealogy, which records the personal situation of all members of the family and can even be traced back to the old ancestors dozens of generations ago. Every family has a family tree. Besides, every Korean family also has a family tree.

This ensures that Korean genealogy can be continued from generation to generation without interruption. Even in the war years of the last century, Korean genealogy has never been interrupted, and even many people have found their relatives many years later according to genealogy. Even if they leave a foreign country, they will pass on their genealogy from generation to generation.

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