Surname Overview
故里 of Youxin
The ancestral home of the Youxin clan was on the banks of the Yi River in present-day Song County, south of Luoyang.
Yǒushēn / Yu-shen
The ancestral home of the Youxin clan was on the banks of the Yi River in present-day Song County, south of Luoyang.
The Di Xi records that Gun married a daughter of the Youxin clan, who gave birth to Yu.
The Shuijing Zhu records that a woman of the Youxin clan found an infant in Kongsang while gathering mulberries at Yichuan.
Reference: 河洛春秋:洛阳,华夏民族的发祥圣地_洛阳人大
King Tang of Shang went three times to Youxin State to invite Yi Yin; later generations called the meeting place Sanpin Terrace.
Yi Yin's birth legend is associated with a woman of the Youxin clan and Kongsang; he later farmed in the Youxin fields and accepted King Tang's invitation.
The Shunwang Temple at Sanpin Terrace contained statues of King Tang, Yi Yin, and the King of Youxin.
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