However, it is not absolute, and everything cannot be generalized. As for the latter, let’s take Mao Muzhi, the son of Mao Bao, a famous general in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. This is a very intuitive example: Mao Muzhi, whose courtesy name is Xianzu and whose nickname is Husheng.

This person first had a queen named Wang Muzhi, so Mao Muzhi had to give up his name.

"Mu Zhi" without using it, with the word

"Xianzu" was the name; later his boss, Huan Wen's mother, had a name in her name.

The word "Xian" was abandoned again

The big name "Mao Xianzu" was changed to his nickname. In the Tang Dynasty, because of Li Hu, he died for a long time.

"Mao Husheng" was changed to

"Mao Wusheng". Later, Wu Zetian especially liked to change his reign and give him a bad name and a bad surname, so his name was changed again.

I don't know what his last name was. As for execution, it must be applied

Book friends who hold the view of "The Book of Songs of Men and Chu Poems" can look at the names of the Xiao family, the Chen family in the Southern Dynasties, the Yang Jian and Li Yuan families in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and also look at the names of the descendants of the Fan Yang Lu family... If you read these, you will

will know
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