Origins
A Zhao Branch of the Ying Lineage
The Ziru clan originated from the Ying lineage among Zhao nobles in the late Warring States period and took its surname from a historical event.
The Ziru clan originated from the Ying lineage among Zhao nobles in the late Warring States period and took its surname from a historical event.
The “Zhi Shixing” chapter of Qianfu Lun records: “The Ziru clan belongs to the Ying lineage of Zhao.”
Together with the Gongshu, Handan, Yingqi, and Louji clans, the Ziru clan belonged to the Zhao branches descended from Zaofu and was counted among the descendants of King Wuling of Zhao.
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