"Which dynasty did the Forbidden City belong to?" Does Sun Quan have any descendants? Where are the descendants of Sun Quan now?

Sun Quan, the great Emperor Wu, was the founder of the Three Kingdoms period. So where are his descendants now?

Longmen Town, Fuyang, Zhejiang Province is recognized as one of the settlements of descendants of Sun Quan, and its branch has always been called Fuchun Sun Shi. In 2006, the newspaper organized citizens of Sun Shi, Nanjing to seek roots in Longmen, and promoted the establishment of Nanjing Sun Shi Clan Association. According to the research of Sun Shi's descendants in the two places, there are many Sun Shi in Nanjing, and these are really from the hands of Sun Quan. However, because Nanjing is an immigrant city, there are many descendants of Sun Shi, but there are frequent family contacts, and there is no place for descendants of Sun Quan to gather.

Longmen is one of the largest Sun Shi settlements in China. Although there are only more than 2,600 households with a population of more than 7,000, more than 90% of them are villagers surnamed Sun.

Sun Shi once came to Nanjing to seek his roots. Sun Shi's descendants generally believe that Sun Quan was born in Nanjing and was buried here, which is of great significance to Sun Shi. Not only that, they also invited Sun Shi from Nanjing to seek roots in Longmen.

Inviting descendants of Nanjing Sun Shi is not a whim. Experts say that as early as the Three Kingdoms period, Sun and Zhu were the most popular surnames in Jiangnan. So far, there are 654.38 million people surnamed Sun in Nanjing. There are also a large number of historical sites related to Sun Quan, such as Sun Quan's tomb, Wu Tomb discovered in Jiangning in 2005, Longtan ancestral grave in Qixia District, gardens, ancestral temples and so on. For example, in the epitaph of Sun Shi's ancestral grave in Longtan, Qixia District, it is clearly recorded that Sun Shi Longtan's ancestral home is Fuyang, Sun Shi, and it takes root in Nanjing around Sun Quan's capital.

After searching for the roots, Sun Shi's descendants in Nanjing established Nanjing Sun Shi Clan Association. According to the survey of clan association, Sun Shi in Nanjing has no obvious ancestors, because Nanjing is an immigrant city with citizens extending in all directions. The descendants of Sun Shi, Nanjing compiled the genealogy of Sun Shi in Quanfu Lane, Wang Jinling House Garden, Wangshu Sun Shi in Jiangning and Sun Shi in Ma Yin Lane, Nanjing, and classified them into Sun Shi genealogy.

According to the grandson of Nanjing Friendship Association, Nanjing Street was once the Sun Jia Garden where Sun Quan's descendants lived, in addition to the tombs mentioned above. In addition, there is an ancient building at Ma Yin Lane 17 in the south of the old city, which is the former residence of Sun Shi. After 260 years of ups and downs.

It is reported that during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Sun Hui, a young official from Fuchun, Sun Shi, came to Jinling from Zhejiang and built a two-story building in the bustling Jubaomen. Sun Hui takes pleasure in planting bamboo and orchids, and leaves the words "loyalty, filial piety, diligence and harmony" to future generations as the motto of running a family. His son is. This used to be a poetic place. Weng Tonghe, the champion of the Qing Dynasty, was the last flower explorer in the late Qing Dynasty.

Later, the old house in Sun Shi experienced two catastrophes and many things. During the three-year Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement in Xianfeng, three Sun Shi families were killed in their old house and some of their property was destroyed. 1937, the Japanese invaders invaded Nanjing and the whole family fled to Chongqing. Since then, Sun Shi's old house has been destroyed. In the early days of liberation, drug addicts were held here, and a carton processing factory was built. Then it was crowded with people. Disappeared in 2003 due to the expansion of the school.