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This book conducts a systematic study of the early history of the Qin people from Dongyi, especially since they migrated westward to Yong, the capital of Degong. Using new historical documents and archaeological materials and multidisciplinary methods, we will focus on the origin and clan origin of Ying Qin, the exploration of the deeds of the founder of Ying Qin and the feudal state with the surname Ying, the five westward migrations and Ying Qin's settlement in Xicui, Zhongyi's return to Zhou and the rise of the Qin people, Feizi's enfeoffment to Qin and the founding of the Xianggong, Wen Gong's entry into the Pass and the rise of the Qin people, and other historical mysteries and major issues. Multi-directional excavation, multi-angle analysis and multi-level exploration have sorted out the development clues of the Qin people from the Dongyi tribe to the Ying surname feudal state and then to the formation and rise of the Qin people to found the country. It has revealed the tortuous, arduous and magnificent rise trajectory and evolution process of the Qin people, and initially constructed the time and space coordinates and logical framework of the early historical development of the Qin people.