What are the surnames that can't be married in the history of China?

In ancient China, it was emphasized that "the same surname should not be married", and the descendants of some feuding families were not allowed to get married. We usually know that the descendants of Yue Fei and Qin Gui cannot get married. Besides, which offspring can't get married? Today, let's take stock.

First, Yue and Yue are not married.

Wan Yan is the wang xing of the Jin Dynasty, and belongs to the descendants of the Jurchen nationality. In the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty, Yue Fei fought against Jin in the north and fought against Jin Wushu, the general of the State of Jin. Under the hatred of the national enemy, Heyue became an unmarried surname, and the descendants of Yue Fei and Jin Wushu could not marry either.

Second, Wu and Pan are not married.

In the Water Margin, Pan Jinlian and Ximen Qing murdered Wu Dalang together. Although the story is fictional, Pan Jinlian is misunderstood. However, Wu and Pan Shi in Qinghe County could not marry for a long time until their descendants clarified.

Third, Zhu and Li are not married.

Zhu and Li are feuds. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Zhu Wen led a peasant uprising army to destroy Li Jiangshan, and later abandoned Tang Aidi to set up a girder. Zhu Yuanzhang founded the Ming Dynasty, but it was destroyed by Li Zicheng hundreds of years later, and the Ming Dynasty perished. It can be seen that Li and Zhu are also two unmarried families.

Fourth, "Lu" and "Wu" are not married.

In the Song Dynasty, there was an official named Lv Mengzheng, who was the prime minister. However, during his tenure, Lv Mengzheng had a conflict with an official named Wu. Later, the official surnamed Wu made rude remarks in front of the emperor, which led to the forced relocation of Lv Mengzheng's family, and the two families were not allowed to marry for generations.

In fact, there are many families in the history of China who can't get married, and most of these families are feuds. However, with the changes of the times, the hatred gradually faded, and these regulations prohibiting intermarriage also failed.