Luqiu / Lü-ch'iu
The source's quotation from the Xing shi kao lue cites the Shiben for the descent from Qi's Lüqiu Ying and the Cong zheng ji for Lüqiu as a fief in Zhu; the same entry lists Lüqiu figures from the Han, Tang, and Song periods.
The source says that the Lüqiu lineage was active in Shandong in its early period, formed a prominent lineage in present-day northern Henan between the Han and Tang periods, and appeared in Shaanxi and Henan during the Tang and Song periods; it also reports small distributions in present-day Beijing, Shanghai, and Japan. No population figure with a year-based basis is provided.
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