I came to Changde, Hunan in the Ming Dynasty. I have a surname of Yang. I have a long lineage of ten thousand years of spring unity. My father’s grandfather was Changbi.

Taoyuan County, Changde City, Hunan Province: Dade Bichang, unified spring for thousands of years, harmony between north and south. . . . . .

I didn’t mention your hometown, so I don’t know which branch you are from. Attached is your origin, please check for yourself.

1. The Yang family of Dashanping, Taoyuan

The founder, Zuergong, moved to Wuling in Jianping in the early years of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty. It was passed to Tianfeng and then moved to Dashanping at the foot of Baihe Mountain in Qili Village, Beishang, Taoyuan County. By 1948, the clan had a population of about 50, distributed in Wenquan and Yangjiaoya areas. In 1933, the genealogy was continued.

2. The Yang family of Yangjiaqiao, Taoyuan

The ancestor of the family was Xidian Gong. In the early Ming Dynasty, he moved from Liujiahe Wharf Bay in Fengcheng, Jiangxi to Baimeng Creek in Baishi Village, Nanxia, ??Taoyuan County. In the fifth generation, Xinxi moved to Yangjiaqiao, twenty miles above Zhengjiayi. By 1948, it had been passed down for 19 generations, with a population of about 1,000, distributed in Baixiang River, Siping, Shaping and other counties as well as Wuling. The ancestral hall is in Yangjiaqiao, Zhengjiayi. Genealogy was created in 1921.

3. The Yang family in Taoyuan Zou City

The ancestor of the family was Maogong, who moved from Jiangxi to Zhongjie, Dongzou City, Taoyuan County in the 2nd year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404). By 1948, there had been 19 generations of family members, with a population of 56. The ancestral hall is in the back street of Zoushi. Genealogy was created in 1941.

4. The Yang family in Yangjiaxiang, Zou City, Taoyuan

The ancestor of the first mover was Xiu Xianggong, whose courtesy name was Weicheng. He was originally from Wugang. He was a Jinshi in the 2nd year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404) and was an official in Yunnan. Shi Xuan died and was buried in Wuling. His family settled in Yangjia Lane, Dongzou City, Taoyuan County. By 1948, there were 20 generations and 720 members. The tribe members are distributed in Sanliankou, Yangjiashan and Changde.

5. The Yang family of Mutang, Taoyuan

The ancestor of the family, Faxiang Gong, moved from Jishui, Jiangxi to Daxikou in Renfeng Village, Wuling (later in the 2nd year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404) The ninth treasure of Taoyuan Mutang is Yangjiagang). By 1948, it had been passed down for 21 generations, with a population of about 700, distributed in Zengjiapo and Changde. In the third year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1864), the ancestral hall was built in Yangjiagang. Genealogy was created in 1915.

6. The Yang family in Wuxi, Taoyuan

The first mover was Zhenxing Gong, who moved from Jishui, Jiangxi to the Yangjiafeng Mountain in Dongwuxi, Taoyuan County in the 2nd year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404). By 1948, it had been passed down for 20 generations, with a population of about 1,200, distributed in Cili, Lizhou and other counties. The ancestral hall is in Yangjiafeng Mountain. Genealogy was created in 1931.

7. The Yang family of Gaodong, Taoyuan

The family first moved to their ancestral home, Xiugong. In the 3rd year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1405), they moved from Fengcheng, Jiangxi to Yangjiaping, Gaodong Township, North of Taoyuan. By 1948, it had been passed down for 18 generations, with a population of more than 1,000, distributed in Tianhui Mountain, Xianren Mountain, Jinjiayu, Dayang Mountain, Sujia'ao and other places. The ancestral hall is in Yangjiaping, Gaodong Township. In 1937, the genealogy was continued.

8. The Yang family on Taoyuan West Street

The family first moved to Lvyefang, West Street, Taoyuan County from Jishui, Jiangxi in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. It is said that the third generation came to Shugong and then moved the dragon boat slope. By 1948, it had been passed down for 15 generations, with a population of about 1,000, distributed in Gufenping, Xunyangping, Zhangjiaxiang, Nanyue Palace, Longchao Temple, Yanzipo, Laolonggang and other places. The ancestral hall is in Longchuanpo. Genealogy was created in 1923.

9. The Yang family of Yanbantan, Taoyuan

The ancestor Xianzu Gong and his younger brother Xiangao and Xianzhi moved from Jishui, Jiangxi to Xitudong Village, Taoyuan County in the early Jiajing years of the Ming Dynasty. After moving to Huangnigang, it was later moved to Jianjia City in Yanbantan. By 1948, it had been passed down for 18 generations, with a population of about 600, distributed in Yangjiayong, Xiangjiabang, Quejiaqiao, Bailing'an, Shaping and other places. The ancestral hall is in Yanbantan. The genealogy was created in the 53rd year of Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1788), and continued in the 2nd year of Jiaqing (1797), the 3rd year of Xianfeng (1853), the 2nd year of Xuantong (1910), and 1930.

10. The Yang family in Hanluoping, Taoyuan

The ancestor of the family was Chun Shenggong, who moved from Jiangxi to Nanluoping in Taoyuan County in the late Ming Dynasty. By 1948, it had been passed down for 15 generations, with a population of about 400, distributed in Yanxi, Shuixi, Gangtaoping, Sanliping, Erliping and outside the south gate of Tongren, Guizhou. The ancestral hall is located in Tudong Township, Gangtaping. Genealogy was created in 1933.