Where are the descendants of Liu Chan?

Q: How many descendants are there in the world now? A: Yes, there are two branches of Liu in Hubei, both of which are descendants. Liu, who lived in Luoyang during the Wei and Jin Dynasties, was named an Le Gong after the national subjugation and later moved to the Central Plains. After the Yongjia Rebellion in the Western Jin Dynasty, most of his people died in the war, only a few people successfully moved south, and then moved to Hubei in the Ming Dynasty, forming a branch of Liu in Hubei today. The history of the branch can be seen as follows: According to the records, the names of seven sons appeared in the book "The History of the Three Kingdoms", namely Xuan, stable Yao, Xihe Cong, Xinping Zan, Northern Emperor Chen, emerging King Liu Yao and Shangdang Liu Qianwang. Liu Yuxin Xuan was killed when Hui rebelled, and Liu Cong, the king of Xihe River, died of illness before the demise of Shu, while Liu Chen, the northern emperor, refused to be conquered people because he advised his father not to surrender, killing his wife and children one by one and then committing suicide. After the death of Shu, he was abolished as an Le Gong and moved to Luoyang to live. Except for the three deceased, all the other children moved to the Central Plains with their father Liu Chan, mainly living in Luoyang. After being demoted to An Le Gong, most members of Shu Han royal family were treated well by Wei. In the History of the Three Kingdoms, it is said that "there were three governors, and more than 50 were governors". After Liu Chan's death, his sixth son, Liu Xun, succeeded him to the throne and became the second generation of An Le Gong. However, most of the Liu Chan tribes living in Luoyang perished during the Yongjia Rebellion in the Western Jin Dynasty, and then Hanwang Li Xiong established Liu Xuan, the grandson of Liu Yong (the son of Liu Bei), as an Le Gong to inherit this branch. This is what Pei Songzhi, a Southern Song Dynasty man, said in his annotation of the History of the Three Kingdoms: "Shu genealogy says that there are six people: Zhuo, Yao, Yan, Zan, Yi and Kun. Shu was defeated and committed suicide, and the rest migrated inward. The value of Yongjia is chaotic, and the descendants are extinct. Only Xuan went to Shu and pretended to be the heir of Zen. Yonghe discussed the popularity of Shili and Rong for three years, and it was announced in Chengdu. However, it is said that during the unrest, a small number of people still crossed the south of the Yangtze River and moved to the south. For example, Liu from Gubaitang, Jianli, Hubei, is the successor. The ancestor of this tribe is Liu Chen, the fourth son of Liu Chan, king of the Northern Land. After Liu moved the capital to Hubei in the early Ming Dynasty, it was divided into two schools: Liu Ji and Liu Ji. According to Liu's genealogy, there are two branches of Liu in Jianli Gubaitang, one is thought branch, and the other is Liu Jiyusha branch, but both belong to Liu Chen. As follows: "Jade Sand Liu Zhizu, originally from Ji 'an County, Jiangxi Province, later became an official in Yushan County, Hubei Province. After his term of office, he stayed in Jianli with his father Liu Simin and settled in Jianli. Liu Haosheng's five sons: Liu Si, Liu Zhong, Liu Hui, Herry Liu and Liu En. Their descendants have lived here for generations, forming a big Liu Jianli family. Another Jianli Yang Linhuan Liu's ancestor Liu Ji, whose ancestral home is Xuanchengling, Jiangxi, is his brother. In the early Ming Dynasty, Liu Ji immigrated from Jiangxi to Hubei, first to Yang Shuhong in Mianyang, Hubei, and then to Yanglinhuan in Jianli. Liu Ji's descendants have lived here for generations, forming an important branch of Liu Jianli. Because Liu Ji belonged to the army at that time, his Liu clan was also called "Army Liu". The descendants of Liu from Jianli Gubaitang are mainly distributed in Jianli, Mianyang, Honghu, Gongan and other places in Hubei. Their family is very rich. As early as the Ming Dynasty, they created the brilliant achievements of "Nine Scholars in the Ming Dynasty", and their deeds are recorded in the annals of Hubei Province. Since the Ming Dynasty, a branch of Liu Ji has grown to more than 26,000 people today and spread to the 28th generation of Liu Ji. In another branch, there is the following genealogy, which records in detail the lineage of Liu in Hubei from Liu Bei to Ming Dynasty as follows: "Liu Bei → Liu Chan → Liu Chen → Liu Hao → Liu He → Liu Han → Liu Chun → Liu Chaoxin → Liu Jing → Liu Shi → Liu Fang → Liu Ji → Liu Yizheng → Liu Zi → Liu Bao → Liu Zhao → Liu Jie → Liu Chi → Liu Zhong → Liu Daoyun → Liu Meiting → Liu Fenyong → Liu Guoqi → Liu Xiuwu → Liu Shouyida → Liu Zhong Er → Liu Fusi → Liu Xinsi → Liu Tianwei → Liu Simin → Liu Hao (the ancestor who moved to Hubei) → Liu Si → Liu Yuhan → Liu Zhongfu → Liu Xian → Liu Zikuan → Liu Zhang → Liu Chaoyin → Liu Zhiying → Liu Zongshun. Since the word "biography", it has been named after the word "family": "Qingyuan enlightens the first good, and the first good will last forever. "Filial piety is passed from one family to another, and poetry and books are kind. An chengbang road, governing the country and rejuvenating the country. Yingxian has a new style and is rich and powerful. Political constitution advocates honesty, and Huaning is happy and healthy. The above-mentioned Liu family tree was provided by Liu, a descendant of Liu in this branch, and compiled by Liu, a descendant of Liu in Yanglinhuan, Hubei Province. 1987.

Reference: (1) Liu -home/zlcg_view? Id = 129 (2) West Deniro /A/A04/034 (Notes on the Three Kingdoms) (3) O 'Harpiland/Seeking Roots/Liu/Liu 0642 1.

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It is generally said that all the descendants of Liu Chan are dead.

It turned out that there was something behind him! Liu Futong is a descendant of Liu Chan in the late Yuan Dynasty.

Near-death fight

Well, I don't know if I will be hit. ...

May or may not be in this world.

God knows

Reference: My book