Who were Zhao Fuzhong's children in the Ming Dynasty and who were there below?

Zhao Jiapu: No Volume: [Pengshui, Guizhou, Wuchuan, Sichuan]

Genealogy Name: Zhao Genealogy: No Volume: [Pengshui, Guizhou, Wuchuan, Sichuan]

Author: Zhao Yong 'an Editor

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Ancestor: ancestor: [Ming] Zhao Bingluan; Ancestor: [Ming] Zhao Fuzhong

Place of residence: Sichuan Zhao family tree > Pengshui Zhao family tree > Zhao Chenglong Zhao family tree > Guizhou Zhao family tree > Wuchuan Zhao family tree.

Version: 2002, computer printout.

Abstract: It is the unified genealogy of Zhao in Pengshui, Wulong, Fuling, Youyang and Wuchuan in Guizhou. First moved to Zu Bingluan, and in the seventh year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty, he came to the northern corner of Pengshui for farming from Cross Street in Xinyu County, Jiangxi Province. Fuzhong, who was the commander in chief during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, conquered Hunan and Guizhou, and then left Hongshiling, Pengshui (now Zhaojiaba, Ping 'an Township). Shi An entered Pengshui from Linjiang Prefecture of Jiangxi Province via Xiaogan Township of Macheng at the end of Ming Dynasty and left Luojia Village of Maotian Township. The contents include an overview of ethnic origin, clan rules, genealogical records of Zhao in Chongqing and Guizhou, articles on people, records of celebrities, and Zhao's ethnic culture.