Wei Family Tree of Sophora japonica in Hongtong County, Shanxi Province

Wei Xiurong, the ancestor of migration, immigrated from Sophora japonica in Wachanggou, Hongdong County, Pingyang County, Shanxi Province, and moved in with him. He settled in Kaiji, Shili, Dongxiang, Suizhou, Hubei Province, where melons and fruits are full of flowers and vines are married. Because the place name of the first ancestor who migrated was Wei Jialao. After that, Weijiawan, Weijiaerwan, Weijiafan, Weijiafan, Wan Xin, Xiaohekou and Nanbei Shangwan were formed. Wei Xiurong married Qiu (a native of Qiu Jiapo) and gave birth to three sons, Bai Yi, Bai Dong and Bai Fu. Later generations built temples and arranged music for three rooms. Wei Xiurong and his son Baifu live in Weijia Laowan. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the descendants of Wei Baiyi (Dafang) separated in the present Shangwan, where there was a temple called Jia Wei Temple, also called Shangwan. This is the land of Wei Fuxing, with the ancestral temple as the boundary, divided into two natural bays connected by the north and the south, collectively known as the North-South Upper Bay. During Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, Wei Baidong (two rooms) separated and moved to Jia Wei Erwan. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the descendants of Wei Baidong (second house) separated to the riverside land, lived and multiplied, and gradually became a village, named Weijiashafan after the sandy landform. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the descendants of Wei Erfu and Baidong split troops from Wei Erwan to the entrance of Huifu River in Xiaohegou, named Xiaohekou. Today, most of Wei's surnames are. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the descendants of Wei Baifu (three rooms) were separated from the former site of Jia Wei, corresponding to the former site of Jia Wei, and were named Wan Xin, Jia Wei, and later Wan Xin. Today, most of Wei's surnames are.