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Straw hat Hutong is the seat of the Eight Banners Defense yamen in Qing Dynasty. The original site is located in the old county town of Wanping District, southwest of Beijing, and was folded in 1997. In the Qing Dynasty, the flag bearers transferred from the Eight Banners in Gyeonggi to their hometown in Northeast China all went through the formalities there. Your ancestors must have been transferred back to their hometown in Northeast China from Beijing in the middle of Qing Dynasty.

Wudaogou refers to the location of Changbai Mountain. Manchu originated in Changbai Mountain and took Changbai Mountain as their birthplace. It is said that the main peak of Tianchi Lake in Changbai Mountain is divided into nine ditches, and each ditch has different Manchu families.

It goes without saying that Fuzhou is a place name. It must be the place where your family was stationed after being transferred back to the northeast.

Xicheng forehead is the name of a person, the name of the officer who commanded your army in those days. The Eight Banners was a military organization in Qing Dynasty. A flag is equivalent to a modern army, managed by a deputy governor. It has nails and wants to be a modern teacher. It has member management. Below the armored forces is Lu Niu, which is equivalent to a modern brigade. The leader of Lu Niu is Zuo Ling (called Luniu Town in Manchu). Because the position of assistant officials in Qing Dynasty was often hereditary, Lu Niu's name was often named after the assistant officials. Xi Chen Ge is the deputy leader of Lu Niu where your family lives. Your ancestors will say that their family works under the deputy leader of Xi Chen Ge.

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