Genealogy of Sun Shi in Daqiaotou, Luling County, Ji 'an, Jiangxi Province

Only this one was found in Jiangxi (more/? Cgi = content & ID = 718): Ningdu, Jiangxi.

Sun Li's Ningdu family in Jiangxi. As mentioned in the previous section, Sun Qili was the ancestor of the Sun Yat-sen family in the late Tang Dynasty. His people have lived in Chenliu, Henan for many years. After entering the south, they first settled in Ningdu, Jiangxi for several generations. The epitaph of five revisions of ancestors and grandchildren said: the people "became bigger after the Song Dynasty, and the meaning of the article was Jiangyouguan." Its branches then gradually disperse and migrate. According to the genealogy records of Fangbo in Fuchun, south of Ningdu, Sun Shi, he moved to Hua Qian from Chenliu in Qianzhou (now Ningdu, Jiangxi), and then moved to Xingguo, Ganxian, Anyuan, Ji 'an and Teli in Jiangxi, Shaoxing and Yuyao in Zhejiang, Xiangxiang and Hengyang in Hunan, and Changting and Ninghua in Fujian.

According to the genealogy of Sun Shi in Qingyang, Jinjiang, one clan has settled in Tongan, Xiamen and Qingyang, Jinjiang, and then moved to Quanzhou and Putian to escape chaos. According to the Genealogy of Sun Shi in Zijin Shangyi, this clan entered Guangdong from Ningdu in the seventh year of Yuan Dynasty (AD 1320) and lived in Qingxi Flower and Fruit Garden in Dafu County, Guangdong Province. In the early Ming Dynasty, it moved to Jiu 'anzhai, Changle County, and moved to Shangyi Town, Yong 'an (Zijin) County in Wanli Period. According to the Genealogy of Zijin Sun Shi, its branch was moved from Changting, Fujian to Shangzhen, Changle County, Guangdong Province, which is now Zhongxingba, Zijin County. According to the genealogy of Sun Shi in Xingning, this branch moved from Tingzhou, Fujian Province in the early Ming Dynasty to Guanting Village of Liu Tianbao in the East Room of Xingning County, Huizhou Prefecture, Guangdong Province, and moved to Zhangfengbao in Xingning County during Yongle period. Sun Shi's descendants are scattered in Henan, Zhejiang, Hunan, Fujian, Guangdong and other places, and some of them have moved to Taiwan Province Province and overseas.

Although clans migrated constantly, Ningdu gradually became an important stronghold of Sun Shi. Celebrities in the Song Dynasty are: Sun Lijie, the word, the seventh grandson of Sun Yili, the grandfather and grandson, the official who knows tired, and studied under Li Gou. He has a wide range of knowledge. He tasted Chunqiu Zhuan, and Sun, a great scholar, was amazed when he read it again. He was a scholar, and later an official, secretary of Zhenjiang Army, was transferred to a judge in Guizhou Province. He once saved this case. Descendants Xie, the word Zhikang. Learn from Su Shi, who is a strong and generous person. Yuan You became a scholar and tasted Yuezhou. Future generations also learn from Su Shi, dabble in classics and history, and learn works and poems. Su Shi once wrote a list of his family, saying that their bamboo forest lived in seclusion. Together with the descendants of the other two families, they are called "Five Sages of Sun Shi". The Five Sages Temple in Sun Shi was built in Houningdu National University to show respect for scholars. Besides, Sun traveled less in imperial academy, promoted Jinshi, and served as a county magistrate in Zhejiang, which had many good policies.

There was a Sun family in Yuan Dynasty. Sun, whose real name was Qingfu, was recommended to the court by Cheng Jufu, an official in the early Yuan Dynasty, but he used harsh words to celebrate the ceremony. There are three sons: Sun, an official of Fuzhou Wanhu House; Sun, Ren Jishui State; Sun, general manager of Deqing Road, ambassador of Hunan Province and ambassador of Guangxi Province, all have political achievements. Sun is a courtier, and he was transferred to the manager of Zhaoqing Road. According to the epitaph of Shen Zhai Ji Sun, Sun is the sixth grandson of Sun Xie. The "characters" in Jiangxi Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty claimed that Sun was the ninth grandson. There is no doubt that his family is descended from Sun Lijie in the Song Dynasty. In addition, Sun Denglong, a Confucian scholar on Nan 'an Road, was transferred to Anfu, Qingyuan as a professor of Confucianism, and fellow scholars returned to Renzhou. During the reign of Xuande in the Ming Dynasty, Sun Shao, who was determined to be an official and admired chivalry, improved his respect for his fellow villagers.