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Lufei is a compound surname formed by combining two surnames through marriage.
Lufei is a compound surname formed by combining two surnames through marriage.
During the Ming dynasty, the ancestors of the Lufei lineage branched from Wuxing and married into the Lu family of Tongxiang. In the early Qing dynasty, the surname was changed to Lufei because a branch of the Fei family had no male heir and the two families were to be jointly continued.
The Guangxu Tongxiang County Gazetteer records Lufei Xi, along with his great-grandfather Lu Ji and grandfather Lu Shiyong. Earlier gazetteers state that Lufei Xi could write at age nine, mastered the Five Classics by adulthood, and later became a presented scholar.
Tongxiang in Zhejiang is identified as the birthplace of the Lufei lineage, whose members are distributed in Jiaxing, Shanghai, Beijing, Zhengzhou, Taiwan, Hong Kong, the United States, and Singapore.
Reference: 陆费姓_陆费氏_陆费姓的起源_陆费姓有哪些名人_陆费姓来源及历史 - 库大侠在线工具 - 免费汉字成语查询
The available material does not record generation names for the Lufei lineage.
Reference: 陆费姓_陆费氏_陆费姓的起源_陆费姓有哪些名人_陆费姓来源及历史 - 库大侠在线工具 - 免费汉字成语查询
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