Textual research on Taxia village

A Textual Research on Former Thai Prime Minister thaksin shinawatra's ancestral home in Taxia Village

In recent years, after the family history of former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra was published in domestic and foreign newspapers, rumors and information about Thaksin's ancestral home poured in like snowflakes. Guangdong, Fujian, Sichuan, Yunnan and other provinces, where many Hakkas live together, have set off a wave of searching for Thaksin's ancestral home.

In 2005, Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra paid a state visit to China at the invitation of China Prime Minister Wen Jiabao. During his visit to China, on the afternoon of July 2, Thaksin and his son came to Meizhou to find their roots. Accompanied by Liu Rizhi and He Zhengba, leaders of Meizhou City, he went to Meijiao Village, Songkou Town, Meixian District, Meizhou City to recognize relatives and talk about family ties, thus realizing his wish to confirm the ancestral home of his grandfather Huang Zilun and his mother Li Jing. Unfortunately, the root of the paternal line has not been found, and the division and birthplace of the old ancestors are still a mystery.

Fengshun County is an important hometown of overseas Chinese. Mr. Liu, vice chairman of Tai Po Club in Thailand and director of Taihua Writers Association, clearly pointed out in the Report on the Family History of Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra (published in the fourth issue of Meizhou Overseas Chinese Monthly in 2005) that "Qiu Shunsheng, the great grandfather of the Prime Minister, was an immigrant from Fengshun", which caused a thousand waves, aroused strong repercussions in 24 villages named Qiu in Fengshun and moved out of the genealogy one after another.

Mr. Qiu Daduan, former director of the Taiwan Affairs Office of Fengshun County and deputy director of the United Front Work Department of the county party committee, said: His great-great-grandfather Qiu Chunsheng, a famous scholar Sheng (born), was born in Xinwujia (kā), Taxia Laozhai Village, Puzhai Town, Fengshun County. The gatehouse number is Yongchangju. His father Qiu and his mother Liu have three sons: the eldest son Shi Ren, the second son and the third son Chunsheng. When Chunsheng 12 years old, his parents left the stone man at home and took his second brother to Thailand to make a living. Because my second brother was ill in Thailand, my mother was in poor health, and four people had a hard time living. Fortunately, he got sympathy and help from Huang Zilun (father Huang Tongxiu), a native of Meijiao Village, Songkou Town, Meixian District, Meizhou City, who started his business in Thailand in his early years. The two sides agreed that Chunsheng would stay in Thailand to help the Huang family, and Huang would bear the travelling expenses for Qiu and his second son to return to their hometown. After leaving, fearing that Chunsheng would forget his ancestors in the future, Tzu Chi changed the word "Chun" in his name to "Shun" (that is, Fengshun), and Qiu Chunsheng's name became Qiu Shunsheng. He also showed the "lineage map of Qiu Gong clan in Taxia, Fengshun County" and three photos with captions. The first photo is "Huang Zilun (grandpa Thaksin) taking a group photo with relatives and friends in Meijiao Village, Songkou Town, Meixian District, Meizhou City"; The second photo is "Zhang (Qiu Daduan's aunt and niece) and her family in Puzhai Town, Fengshun County"; The third photo is "Qiu Daduan, Taxia Village, Puzhai Town, Fengshun County, Huang (cousin Thaksin), Meijiao Village, Songkou Town, Meixian District, Meizhou City".

On the tombstone of Qiu Chunsheng's late father Qiu, the words "the tomb of Qiu, Qiu Gong and Liu Congrong" are engraved, with the words "the eldest son's daughter-in-law Zhang" and "the second son's daughter-in-law Roche", and it is indicated that the tomb was rebuilt in the summer of 2000 AD, "forever worship Sun Tongyong". Is it good to be buried with feng shui, and future generations are blessed? Or a coincidence. Thaksin was appointed as the 23rd Prime Minister of Thailand in February 2006. The elders in his hometown didn't know that he was related to himself.

Qiu Chunsheng, the great uncle of Qiu Daduan, is the17th ancestor of Yingqiu's 96th ancestor. Then, the Thaksin passed from Thailand to the fourth generation should be "the ninety-sixth ancestor of Inguta, the twentieth generation", and the order of generations is "Da".