Is Chuanyin from Huguang?

The origin of the Yin family in Sichuan is the migration movement from Huguang to Sichuan in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, and a large number of Yin families from Hunan and Hubei moved to Sichuan and Chongqing. So Chuanyin is from Huguang. According to "Tongpu of North Sichuan", Zhaojiaba and Yuejiagou in Enyang District, Bazhong City, Sichuan Province are the same person. According to legend, they were moved by Tian Kan, the parents of Shejiagouyin in Yilong County. Yin Gongshuo is the founder, and his descendants have followed the Ci School, the Great School, the Shan Shang Xian Yong, the Great Meritorious Work of Wei and Zu, and the Great Nine and Ten Thousand Generations.

Huguang fills in the historical story of Sichuan.

Seeing the Sichuan people dying, Kangxi couldn't sit still. So, the young emperor, with great courage, issued a will calling on millions of immigrants to settle in Sichuan.

This is the famous17th century Huguang filling Sichuan movement. But when Kangxi first called for immigration, people still had the idea of settling in their homeland. Coupled with the rugged roads and tigers, there are very few respondents.

In order to promote the development of immigration work, Kangxi soon announced that anyone willing to enter Sichuan would be given mu of land as a permanent occupation. Those poor people from all provinces who bring their wives into Shu are allowed to be naturalized. At the same time, Kangxi also stipulated that the land reclaimed by immigrants should be tax-free for five years, which would breed population and never be added.

Land is the most important means of production in small-scale peasant society. Kangxi's policy of benefiting the people on the land issue immediately attracted countless people. As a result, countless poor people with ideals simply packed their bags and came to Sichuan from all directions.

These earliest immigrants overcame many difficulties and dangers and came to the land of abundance. They were surprised to find that at this time, Sichuan was sparsely populated and a lot of land was abandoned, while arachis duranensis.