[Gao] The earliest Chinese character surname used by the Manchu people, the original surname in Bohai.

The "Compilation of the Northern Alliance of Three Dynasties" written by the Song Dynasty records: The Jurchen surname "Nalan" means "Gao".

Tao Zongyi of the Yuan Dynasty recorded in "Records of Nancun Stopping Farming" that the Jin people's surname was Gao when they begged for stones.

According to the ancient Korean book "Records of the Li Dynasty", the Jurchen Ada in the north of Tieling has thousands of households in Gao Di, and their surname is Gao.

Old surnames include: Gualjia, Gaojia, Tongjia, Sakda, Heshel, Guoluoluo, Gorgi, Shumuli, Bayuetu, and Guoerluosi.

, Nala clan, and the Guoerjia clan (Xibe clan), Gao clan (Han clan), etc. who joined the Manchu people.

Among them, the Mongolian surnames include: Guoerluosi and Bayuetu.

Among them, only Guoerluosi was affiliated with the Manchurian Xianghuang Banner, while Bayuetu was affiliated with the Mongolian Zhenglan Banner (such as Yunqiwei Batuli).

The Golluos family is a Mongolian surname divided from the Manchurian banner.

His clan has lived in Chahar for a long time.

[Wei Zhai Sang] People from Xianghuang Banner.

When Tiancong came back, he was appointed minister of Sanzhi and second-class captain of light vehicles.

His son Bandi took over the post and was appointed as the Minister of Internal Affairs and the Minister of the vassal academy.

Ortui, the son of Weizhai Sang, was originally a third-class bodyguard; Sun Gemei was awarded the title of Cavalry Lieutenant for his merits and was appointed as an assistant leader; Gemei Zifo retained his title and was appointed as Yunhui envoy; in addition, Fu Shou, the grandson of Weizhai Sang, was appointed as the chief officer, and Fulu was appointed as the envoy.

Zhongshu, Jueming Renbi Tie style.

PS: Above is the Guoerluosi family in the Manchu Eight Banners. Wei Zhaisang and Ban Di are both ministers of the bodyguard. Their official positions are not small, which shows that their status is not low.

In addition, the Eight Banners of Mongolia and Nezasakri also have this surname.