Abstract: The most Chinese Bannermen were officials of the Ming and their descendents who surrendered，were taken prisoner, or were forced to submit to the Qing ( The Later Jin). Classified as“Han Chinese who surrendered”in the early Qing they entered the Banners and became “Manjurified.” This article takes the high level officers among Han who submitted and their descendents as its focus. The author finds that Shen Chengxian, Zu Fengrun, Wang Shixuan, Cai Shiying and others，after they surrendered they had no choice but to leave they wives and children in Han territory， moreover they married and had children in Mukden. When it came time to inherit offices, the Shen family, Zu family, and Wang family, did not select their children born in Han territory， rather the children born in Mukden inherited their offices, and established new banner genealogies. This was a reflection of the Manjurification of the Han in the early Qing, a phenomenon that has been overlooked by researchers．