Can anyone tell me the origin and ancestor of the Zhu surname in Houshan Village, Xutang Village, Tangwu Township, Hengling Village, etc. in Majin Town, Kaihua County, Zhejiang Province?

The origin of the Kaihua Zhu surname: The ancestor of the surname Zhu who moved to Huizhou was Zhu Shigu, also known as Zhu Chun. He was the tenth grandson of Zhu Zishe, a scholar of the Zhu family in Wu County in the Tang Dynasty. During the Qianfu period of the Tang Dynasty, his family moved to She from Jinling to escape chaos. County Huangdun. Zhu Chun gave birth to four sons, forming the four branches of the Zhu family in Huangdun: the eldest son Zhu Guxun served as Yang Xing's secret secret general in the Southern Tang Dynasty, and his descendants moved to Jinling, forming a branch of the Zhu family in Jinling. The second son, Zhu Guliao, and the third son, Zhu Guzhu, moved to Xiangtian, Wuyuan; the fourth son, Zhu Guyou, was a Jinshi of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and an official to the supervisory envoy. His descendants lived in Yanshi, Henan, forming the Zhu family of Yanshi. This family gave birth to Zhu Shengfei, the prime minister of the Song Dynasty.

The most favored branch of the Zhu family is Zhu Huan, who was a Jinshi under Emperor Zhaozong of the Tang Dynasty. He was appointed as the governor of Shezhou in the Tang Dynasty and regained Wuyuan. The family moved from Huangdun, She County to the Wuyuan Tea Garden and formed the Zhu Family Tea Garden School. Zhu Bian, Zhu Song, and Zhu Xi, the great scholars of the Song and Yuan dynasties, all came from this clan. His descendants moved to Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Fujian, Hunan, Guangdong and other places to form the famous Zhu family.

There are 5,900 people with the surname Zhu ***, accounting for 1.7% of the county’s total population. In the third year of Guangqi of the Tang Dynasty (887), Zhu Bo moved from Huangdun, She County to Ma Jinhou Mountain due to civil unrest. Those relocated include Xutang, Henglingdi, Xiawei, Yantan, and Huangtian, Hetian Township Chaimaolin, Chengguan Town Fengyuan, Zhongcun Township Yankeng, Chidi, Zhongcun, Jincun Township Dunfu, and Tangwu Township Gaozhu , Di Zhu, Jiangkeng, Chinabu Town, etc.

Zhu Yukun (1834-1909), whose courtesy name was Wugang, was from Houshan (now Houshan Village, Xutang Township). In the fifth year of Xianfeng (1855), he was ranked fourth as a scholar (a scholar) in the city. In the tenth year, he joined the Taiping Army and served as a copywriter for a certain department. He followed the Yiwang Shida to open the department for six years. After the failure of Shi Da's ministry, Zhu returned to his hometown from Sichuan alone and was dismissed as a scholar. During the Tongzhi period, he changed his name to Ying Kao and returned to Yixiang. He took teaching as his profession and studied with hundreds of scholars. In the 16th year of Guangxu (1890), he was admitted as a tribute