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The origin of the Li family in Fujian and Guangdong

According to various documents, the ancestor of the Li family, Shaodian Gong, whose original surname was Gongsun, and his son Xuanyuan Gong (Emperor) was born in Jishui. The surname Ji was passed down to Gaotao, who was a Dali official in Yao. He took the official position as his surname and called it Li. By the time of Li Zhen, the surname was changed to Li, which was 1122 BC. Over the past 3112 years, the surname Li has become the largest surname among the Han people, accounting for 7.9% of the Han population.

The surname Li originated in the Yellow River Basin of China. After more than three thousand years, its descendants have developed from Longxi and Zhaojun to southern China, and from southern China to all over the world.

The genealogy of the Li surname has been recorded in detail since the Tang Dynasty. This is probably because the emperor of the Tang Dynasty was named Li.

Li Yuangong, the great ancestor of the Tang Dynasty, established the Tang Dynasty in the year of Wuwu in 618 AD. There were fourteen emperors, which lasted for 289 years until Li Zhugong, Emperor Ai of the Tang Dynasty, died in 907 AD. . During the Huangchao Rebellion, after Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty, Meng Gong, the fifth son of Li Kui Gong, changed his name to Qi Gong because of the chaos. He moved from Longxi to Bianliang and Nanhai, Zhejiang, and later started business in the south gate of Yixing County, Nanjing.

Most of the ancestors of people with the surname Li in Fujian, Guangdong and Southeast Asia come from the three counties of Ninghua, Changting and Shanghang in Fujian. Most people with the surname Li have distant ancestors from Longxi County and Zhao County in the Hexi Corridor. Like many Hakka ancestors, the distant ancestors of the Li family traveled southeast from the Central Plains of China for more than two thousand years, first to Jiangxi, then to Fujian, and then to Guangdong. Some descendants spread their branches from Guangdong to other parts of the world. Li Huode, the ancestor of Li who immigrated to Fujian during the Song Dynasty, is revered by many people as the "ancestor of Fujian".

1. The origin of the Li family in Tingzhou, Fujian

1). Descendants of Li Shimin - Tingzhou Baozhu Gong faction

(1st generation) Shaodian, surnamed Gongsun

(2nd generation) Huangdi, son of Shaodian, named Xuanyuan. He reigned for 100 years and was active around the 24th century BC, 4,400 years ago. With his virtue and talent, he captured and killed Chi You and replaced Shen Nong's Emperor Yan. Polygamy began during the Yellow Emperor's time. It is said that he had 14 wives. He married Leizu, the daughter of the Xiling family (who invented silkworm breeding), as the concubine of the Yuan Dynasty. His second concubines were Fang Lei, Tong Liu, Ai Mu, etc. The Yellow Emperor had 25 sons, and only 14 of them received surnames, that is, princes.

(3rd generation) Leizu was the concubine of the Yellow Emperor. She gave birth to two sons, one was Xuanxiao, which was Qingyang, and the other was Qiaoji. Qingyang was a prince and lived in the Yangtze River; the other was Changyi, who was enfeoffed as The princes lived in Ruoshui, married Changpu, the daughter of the Shushan clan, and gave birth to Gaoyang.

(4th generation) Emperor Zhuanxu, who reigned for 78 years, was the son of Changyi, the second son of Huangdi, named Gaoyang; Qiaoji, the son of Xuanhuo.

(5th generation) Zhuanxu had eight good sons, and the world benefited from them and called them "Eight Kai"; but he had an unqualified son who did not receive education and did not know what good words were. People call him "Tao Tao"; Gun, the son of Zhuan Xu, gave birth to Yu; Daye, the son of Zhuan Xu, gave birth to the daughter Hua; Qiong Chan, the son of Zhuan Xu; Gao Xin, the emperor Ku, who reigned for 70 years, is the son of Qiao Ji, the grandson of the eldest son of the Yellow Emperor. , Zhuanxu's nephew.

(6th generation) Nuhua, the son of great industry, gave birth to Gaotao; Emperor Ku married the daughter of the Chen Feng family, and gave birth to Fangxun, and married the daughter of the Zi family, and gave birth to Zhi. Emperor Ku had eight good sons, who were called the "Eight Yuans" at the time. Emperor Ku died, and Zhi inherited the throne without any political achievements. After his death, his younger brother Fangxun succeeded him, namely Emperor Yao. Yao was Emperor Ku's son and reigned for 98 years. Year. Xia Yu, named Wenming, was the great-great-grandson of the Yellow Emperor and the grandson of the Emperor Zhuanxu. He lived in the 21st century BC. His father Gun and his son Qi.

(7th generation) Gaotao, the ancestor of the Li family. When Yao was the leader of the Yanhuang Yi Alliance, he was appointed as Liguan, that is, the chief executive in charge of justice. He presided over the formulation of five types of punishments: Mo, Jie, Fei, Gong, and Dapi. He was famous for his good management of punishments. After Shun (the eighth-generation grandson of Changyi, the second son of Huangdi) succeeded to the throne, he still used Gaotao as the official punishment. In Dali, the evil in the world was rectified, and the people lived and worked in peace and contentment; his propositions such as "to govern the world must be careful to cultivate oneself", "know people" and "pacify the people" were deeply appreciated by Emperor Shun. Emperor Shun selected him as a candidate for succession, but before he could abdicate, Gaotao died of illness. After Gaotao, he lived through Yu, Xia and Shang, and became an official in the 26th generation.

(8th generation) Boyi, the eldest son of Gaotao, was given the surname Ying by Emperor Shun because he was good at training birds and animals, and became the leader of the tribe with the surname Ying; the second son Zhongzhen, also named Zhongyan. Danzhu, Yao's son, was not virtuous, so Yao gave the Zen position to Shun.

When the Li family was passed down to Li Zheng, he was killed because he repeatedly admonished King Zhou from 1075 to 1046 BC and failed to enforce the law.

(34th generation) Li Lizhen, the founder of the surname. Li Zheng's wife, Qihe, fled to the ruins of Yihou with her, and survived by picking tree fruits. Later, Li Zhen was afraid of being pursued by King Zhou and did not dare to take the surname Li, so he changed his name to Li after "Muzi" saved his life. This is the saying of "referring to trees as surnames", which shows that the origin of the surname Li should be at the end of the Shang Dynasty and the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty.

(35th generation) Li Changzu Lizhen married the daughter of Qihe and gave birth to Changzu. Changzu was Doctor Chen and his family was in Ku County.

89th generation) Li Yuan, the eldest son of Bing, succeeded Tang Guogong at the age of 7 and served successively as governor, county guard, guard, and Shaoqing. At the end of the Sui Dynasty, he stayed behind in Taiyuan, and was the aunt and nephew of Empress Dugu (surnamed Xianbei), Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty. He is the Great Sage of Yao and Emperor of Great Light. Li Bing had four sons, the eldest was Gaozu Yuan, the second was Liang Wangcheng, the third was Shu Wang Zhan, and the fourth was Han Wang Hong. Behind the King's House of Shu is the King's House of Bohai.

(90th century) Li Shimin, Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. Gao Zuyuan had 22 sons: Chu Wang Zhiyun, Jing Wang Yuanjing, Xu Wang Yuanli, Han Wang Yuanjia, Peng Wang Yuanze, Zheng Wang Yuanyi, Huo Wang Yuangui, Guo Wangfeng, Dao Wang Yuanqing, Deng Wang Yuanyu, Shu Wang Yuanming, Lu Wang Yuankui, Jiang Wang Yuanxiang, Mi Wang Yuanxiao , Teng Wang Yuanying, Qin Wang (Tang Taizong) Shimin, etc.

(91st generation) Li Zhi, the ninth son of Emperor Taizong, was Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty.

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(112th generation) Li Kui (Yun) (1129-1179), Li Guizhi's eldest son Li Yun, also known as Kui Gong, also known as Wensu, also known as Jie , named Xinglong, moved back to Texas with his father when he was six years old. He was an official in the Song Dynasty and became deputy envoy to the Privy Council. However, he was framed by traitors and fled back to Texas to hide. He changed his name to Li Kui. In order to avoid the disaster of the Jin Dynasty, he and his fifth son Meng You moved to Shichengdu, Ganzhou, Jiangxi Province. They opened up wasteland for farming and were buried in Shicheng.

(113th generation) Li Meng (Qi), the fifth son of Li Gen, Li Meng, also known as Qi Gong, also known as Meng You, was born in 1152. At the age of nine (1160), he moved to Shicheng with his father. In 1181, due to unbearable He took his two sons, Zhen and Zhu, to Ning Huanshibi to build the foundation, and changed their name to Qixing.

(114th generation) Li Zhu, Li Mengsheng had four sons: Zhen, Zhu, Ke and Qiu. The second son, Li Zhu, formerly known as De, nicknamed Baozhu, and also known as Dalang, was born in Shicheng, Jiangxi Province in 1176. At the age of six, he moved with his father to Shibi Village, Ninghua County. In the Song Dynasty, Li Zhu served successively as deputy Bang, county magistrate and Yin. In 1251, 76-year-old Li Zhu was taken by his son to Shanghang, Fujian to support him. Died in 1255.

(115th generation-......) Li Huode, Li Zhu was born with five sons: Jin De, Mu De, Shui De, Fire De and Tu De. In 1231, 29-year-old Shui De, his wife, children and his mother Pan Zutai moved from Shibi Village in Ninghua County to Zhenping County, Guangdong. His descendants moved out again, and it is said that some moved to Shandong; in 1226, Mu De and Huode left Ning. Shibi Village in Hua County first lived in Shanghang, Fujian, and some of its descendants moved to Meixian, Guangdong, and then spread all over the country and abroad. Li Huode, named Bingfeng and Minhai, was born in Shibi Village, Ninghua County on November 8, 1206. He is the 27th descendant of the Li family in Longxi. At the age of 19, he was appointed as the Confucian instructor in Ninghua County, Tingzhou Prefecture; at the age of 21, he moved to Shanghang with his brother Mu De. Huode's original wife, the Wu family, had always been childless. When Huode was 63 years old (1268), the Wu family personally engaged a matchmaker and took the 19-year-old daughter of Chen Meishan, a man from Hangzhou, as his concubine. After six years of marriage, they had three sons and two daughters. The three sons are Sanichiro (Chaowen), Sanjiro (Chaozong), and Sansanro (Chaomi). The descendants of these three sons flourished and became famous in large numbers. Li Chongcheng, the 8th generation descendant of Huode, was a Jinshi in the Ming Dynasty. He was admitted to the Hanlin Academy as a bachelor of Wenyuan Pavilion and was ordered to participate in the "Yongle Dadian"; Li Guangdi, the 17th generation descendant of Huode, served in the Qing Dynasty as an official to the Ministry of Personnel, co-organizer and literary scholar. Bachelor of Huadian University; Li Fuying, the 11th generation descendant of Huode, Li Mingwu, the 16th generation descendant, Li Zhizhan, the 17th generation descendant, Li Duanyi, the 22nd generation descendant, and Li Weiguang, the 23rd generation descendant, served in the Ming and Qing Dynasties respectively. General rank. Li Hongda, the 28th generation descendant, served as an army general in the National Revolutionary Army during the Republic of China. Li Lu, the 15th generation descendant of Huode, was a loyal minister of the Ming Dynasty. He served as Minister of War in the late Ming Dynasty. When the Qing troops invaded, he was ordered to guard Shanghang. The commander-in-chief of the Qing Dynasty used high-ranking officials and generous salaries to induce him to surrender, but he was sternly rejected. The city behind him fell, and he swallowed the gold and died. There are many loyal ministers of Lu Lei under Huode's sect. Li Guoping, the 25th generation descendant of Huode, is a native of Lianhua Village, Fengshun, Guangdong. He is a State Councilor, a representative of the Eighth National Congress, and a professor at Hebei University. He once studied in Japan. There are 20 college students and 4 graduate students in his family. Two of his eight children have Ph.D.s, and he and his grandson are also Ph.D.s.

Baozhu Gong, named Zhu, formerly known as De, also known as Dalang and named Baoshu, is the 28th generation descendant of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty. He was loyal to the country throughout his life and was praised as "loyalty" from generation to generation. The fifth generation grandson of Li Gang (a great scholar of Guanwen Palace in the Song Dynasty, who rose to the rank of prime minister), a "good general in gold and stone". He was born in Shichengdu, Ganzhou, Jiangxi Province in 1176 AD (the 19th day of March, the third year of Chunxi reign in the Song Dynasty). At the age of six, he moved with his father Kui Gong (formerly known as Zhen, deputy privy envoy of the Song Dynasty) to Ninghu Shibi, Fujian.

Taiwan's "Li Family Genealogy" also records: Li Gang, the successor of Li Yuanxiang, king of Tangjiang, was appointed prime minister during the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty and was highly respected by the world. His grandson Li Zhu moved to Ninghua, Fujian. It is also recorded that the Li family of Jingxian claimed that "after Shaowu and Li Gang of the Song Dynasty, he avoided Anxi in Quanzhou for three generations."

In the Song Dynasty, he served as county magistrate and Yin. At the end of the Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, the world was in chaos and there was a constant flow of people migrating south. Duke Baoshu urged his sons to move abroad and wrote sixteen words: "Continue one after another, with roots and branches in one place, extending throughout the world, and spreading the fame of the ancestors." He handed it to each son as a souvenir. He and his wife were reluctant to leave Shibi and insisted on staying to guard the legacy they had worked so hard to create. It was not until 1251 AD when he was 76 years old that his sons Mu De and Huode took him to Shanghang, Fujian to raise him. He died in 1255 AD (Yimao, the third year of Baoyou in the Song Dynasty) at the age of 80. The concubine, Pan, gave birth to six sons and one daughter, namely Jin De, Mu De, Shui De, Fire De, Tu De, Tian De, and the daughter Yun Gu Qiniang.

The descendants of Baozhu Gong have been reproducing for more than thirty generations and have flourished throughout Fujian, Guangdong, Jiangxi, Zhejiang, Guangxi, Sichuan and Guizhou provinces, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, Southeast Asia, European and American countries have many heirs and talents, such as:

Li Huode, the fourth son of Baozhugong (the governor, Jiedushi, and Guannei Marquis of Song Dynasty), Li Tingzhi, the ninth generation descendant of Baozhugong (Ming Dynasty) You Prime Minister), Li Chongcheng (a bachelor of Wenyuan Pavilion in the Ming Dynasty and an official to the prime minister), the 16th generation descendant Li Luming (the Minister of the Ministry of War in the late Ming Dynasty), the 18th generation descendant Li Guangdi (a bachelor of Wenhua Palace in the Qing Dynasty, respected As "a famous prime minister of a generation") and others, they have achieved brilliant achievements and are famous in ancient history. Today, the grandson of Baozhu Gong is a distinguished political figure, general, scientist, and entrepreneur with the surname Li both at home and abroad.

Li Huode had many descendants and celebrities. Li Jiacheng of Hong Kong, Lee Teng-hui of Taiwan and Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore are all descendants of Li Huode.

In Guangdong, there are dozens of villages in Jiexi County alone where descendants of Li Huode live. In Sarawak, both Huizhai plum and Guzhuxi plum are descendants of Li Huode. Baozhu Gong, the son of Qi Gong, moved to Shibi Village, Ninghua County, Chengzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province to escape the chaos. He had five sons. The fourth son, Huode Gong, was born in 966 AD. Later, he moved to Shengyun, Shanghang County due to the war. He lived in Fenglang Gangtou (Shengyunli is now Nantian Township). Huo Degong died in 1053 at the age of eighty-seven and was buried in Fenglang Gangtou, Meihua Ridge. Most of the people with the surname Li in the south are descendants of Huo Degong, so they call Huo Degong the ancestor of the people who entered Fujian.

The life of Mr. Baozhu will be brief

Mr. Zhu was originally named De, also known as Dalang, and also known as Baozhu. He was born on March 19, 1176 AD in Shicheng, Jiangxi, in 1201 AD. He was appointed deputy minister in the Song Dynasty. Due to the war between the Song and Yuan Dynasties, he moved to Huo Degong, Ningshibi, Fujian. After giving birth to Huo Degong's five brothers, due to the large number of people in the isthmus, Huo Degong and his wife Wu moved to Fenglang Village, Yunli, Hangzhou to open the foundation. , Zhu Gong gave the sixteen words "Continue one after another, one root and branch, stretch the world, and spread the fragrance of the ancestors", which will be remembered forever. When Zhugong was old, Huo Degong took Zhugong to Fenglang to live with him. Zhugong died in 1255 AD at the age of 80. He was buried in Rongshuba, Fenglang, Gengshan Mountain, in the shape of a "crab swimming in the river".

After the grandson of Duke Huo De moved to Fenglang, the grandson of Duke Xiande of Songkou, Guangdong (according to the investigation of the Xiande lineage, the second son of Duke Huode changed his name to Sanerlang Gong) moved the bones of Duke Zhu and buried them in the west of Songkou, Guangdong. He has a tall Buddha face and holds a golden bell in his hand. The poem says:

You can’t reach the east until you reach the dragon’s tooth.

The name Ying is knotted in Songwa;

Holding a golden bell and hat in hand,

with Buddha sitting on a lotus on his feet.

The tomb is one of the five famous tombs in Songkou. With the direction of Ganshan and the majestic tomb, it is both a scenic spot and a tourist attraction, attracting an endless stream of tourists to pay their respects. In 1936, Sun Weiyuan, the 21st generation descendant of Yiyanlou in Songkou (who became the acting governor of Anhui), returned to his hometown to visit relatives and worked with the local sages of the Li family in Songkou to rebuild the Zhugong Cemetery

The Huodegong School

The descendants of Kun Peigong, the third son of Huo Degong, immigrated to Jiexi County, Guangdong. Sun Fusheng, the eleventh generation of Huo Degong, moved to Gankeng and was the founder of Gankeng. The first ancestor of the Li family lineage in Gankeng is from Fusheng Gong.

Kunpei Gong was born in 1032 AD, and passed down to the 28th generation. He was born in Tianjie Gong in 1864, which lasted for 832 years. Tian Jiegong moved to Sarawak when he was 21 years old and has been passed down to four generations. The above is the migration history of the Shunhe sect of the Li family in Gankeng, Yuezhou.

Huo Degong passed through Changting from Ning Fossil Wall, and finally moved to Fenglang Gang in Shengyunli, Shanghang County (now Niantian Township). The tomb of Huo Degong and the Li family ancestral hall commemorating him are still well preserved.

In 1985, Sun Huisheng, the 24th generation descendant of Yiyanlou, returned home from Hong Kong to visit relatives and donated 1,000 yuan. He also mobilized Sun Jianlin, a descendant of Hong Kong, to donate 1,000 yuan. Jialiang, Ruhai and others assisted to repair the tomb. Now the cemetery is lined with green trees, and the ancestors' virtues are long-lasting and will last forever.

2) According to research, Yuanxiang, the founder of another branch of the Tang clan (said to be the twentieth son of Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty), was granted the imperial title "King of Minyue River" in the eleventh year of Zhenguan (637) of the Tang Dynasty. ", he was only 10 years old when he was assigned to Fujian. When he was 35 years old (662), he went to Dahu Township, Yong'an County, Fujian Province to establish his foundation. As the second descendant of the Tang Dynasty clan, Yuanxiang and Zhugong entered Fujian (Tang and Song Dynasty) successively, and their descendants were widely spread in Fujian and Guangdong. , Taiwan and Southeast Asia.

3) According to the "Yanlou School Genealogy": His ancestors lived in the east corner of Yanjing during the Tang Dynasty. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Li Shanpu went to Quanzhou, Fujian to serve as an official, and settled in Tong'an (now part of Fujian). Quanzhou). This is the Yanlou sect of the Li family. They moved to Fujian because of their official career and became the third Li family to enter Fujian.

4) According to the "Zhangzhou Prefecture Annals": During the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, the barbarians roared and rioted between Quan and Chao. The imperial court appointed Chen Zheng, a native of Gushi, Guangzhou, to be in charge of the Lingnan military. There were 132 generals in charge of Lingnan. , then came to Fujian, and among these generals, the Li clan settled in the area, and they were the first Li clan to enter Fujian.

Therefore, four Li clans entered Fujian in one country. They flourished in Fujian, Guangdong, Jiangxi, Zhejiang, Guangxi, Sichuan, and Guizhou provinces, as well as in Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan. Regions, Southeast Asia, Europe and the United States, have many descendants and talented people to accompany them.

5) Descendants of Lian Gong, the first ancestor to enter Guangdong

At the end of the Song Dynasty, the Mongols invaded, and most of the Li family's ancestors migrated southward, forming a family system with the Li surname in Lingnan.

In the early Chongning reign of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty (AD 1102), there was internal disturbance in Yuanya, and Zhu Guogong used the king's order to control the Guangdong border. Li Lian used the imperial censor to supervise his army, marched from Fujian to Guangzhou, and led the boat division eastward to Shaoyang. However, the miasmatic sea breeze in Lingnan came from time to time, and many soldiers died of illness, so the division was greatly defeated. Together with the third son Huanjiang, they sailed southward in the wind and sailed to Hailing Mountain. There was a strong hurricane at that time, and the people in the boat were afraid, so they moved from Hailing to Puyang. He died in 1103 (at the age of 67) in Puyang City because he was old and suffered hardships in the army. . Huanjiang felled wood to make a coffin, and Liangong was buried in the lotus tree path under Ecao Peak in Puyang. Therefore, Li Liangong was the ancestor of the Li family who entered Wuyi in Guangdong, and his descendants were mainly spread in some areas around Wuyi in Guangdong.

Liangong, the ancestor of the first mover, was born in Bingzi (AD 1036), the third year of Jingyou of Emperor Renzong of Song Dynasty, and died in Guiwei (AD 1103), the second year of Chongning (AD 1103) of Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty.

Lian Cemetery

is located about 2 kilometers west of Fucao Road, Guanghai Town, Taishan City, Guangdong Province. Li Songnian (1036-1103), also known as Li Luan (or Lian), was born in the Northern Song Dynasty and was named Rongchang. He served as the censor of the Lingnan Supervisory Army. In 1102, he led troops by boat from Fuzhou to Leizhou Peninsula. He encountered a typhoon on the way and was stationed in Guanghai. , died of illness the following year, and his son Yahuan buried him at the current site. The tomb was first built in the second year of Chongning in the Northern Song Dynasty (1103) and rebuilt in the eighteenth year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1892). It covers an area of ??about 100 square meters and is made of granite blocks. The tombstone is 130 centimeters high and is surrounded by engraved patterns of floating clouds and the moon. The four characters "Zhong Ling Yuxiu" are engraved horizontally on the top, and two lines are engraved vertically in the middle: "Song Dynasty Ren Lingnan Supervisory Army Yu Shi Ta Lian Weng No. Songnian Li Cemetery" and "Zi Shen Xiang Yin and Geng Jia Guangxu Years Ren Chen and Rebuilt on the Auspicious Day of Midwinter"** *36 characters. There are a pair of stone lions and stone drums at the entrance of the tomb.

The ancestors were Chai and Song. He gave birth to three sons: the eldest son was Lingjiang (Xi), the second son was Wujiang (Yuan), and the third son was Huanjiang.

After Lian Gong died, his third son Huan Jiang fled to Vietnam. The eldest son, Ling Jiang, and the second son, Wu Jiang, still live in Ji'an, Jiangxi. Lingjiang had four sons, named Ying Chu, who were ministers of the Ministry of War, named Zhu Shuo. They were granted Jinshi in the Song Dynasty and advised the officials, named Shi Dao and You Wen. Later, he entered Guangdong from Jiangxi and became the ancestor of Shangshu, Wagang, Hetang and Ludong sects.

Wujiang has two sons, the eldest is Dong, and the second is Zong. Dong Gong was named Rentang, and he was appointed Yin of Tiantai County in the Song Dynasty. He lived in Jishui for a long time. He was known for his hard work in the royal family and took care of everything in his career. However, there was a bandit attack in southern Jiangxi, and the place they passed was a ruin. So they ordered Zikan, Yan, and Qi to move to Nanxiong with the concubine Taifu of the Shifu clan, and then down to Guangzhou to avoid the chaos. Because he lived overseas in Subo Lane, Gaodi Street, the provincial capital, he later moved to Xili, Panyu. Hou Donggong relieved his troops because of his old age, and also went south to Guang, where he lived in Zhongbu Alley, Liifang, Xinhui City.

Later, his descendants moved to Xinhui, Zhongshan, Heshan, Shunde, Taishan and other places. The descendants of Mr. Zong also live in Guang, Zhao, Qin and Lian.

The first ancestor (first generation) of the Li family in Taishan was appointed as Tanggong, Mingdong, and his grandfather was Wujiang. In the Song Dynasty, he was appointed as the Secretary of Guilian Road. His birth and death are unknown. Ancestor of the Yao family. Ren Tanggong, whose birth and death are unknown, is estimated to have grown up between 1100 and 1170 AD. The ancestral concubine of the He clan gave birth to three sons: the eldest son was Kan, the second son was Yi, and the third son was Yi. At that time, Taishan (Xinning) belonged to Xinhui County (AD 420) and Xinhui County (AD 590). During the Song, Ming, and Qing dynasties, the county boundaries of Xinhui County changed several times, and some counties were successively set aside for Zhongshan, Shunde, and Enping, Taishan, Kaiping, Heshan and other counties. In the 11th year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (1499), Xinning County was established as the six capitals of Dexing, Wengshang, Longshui, Chaoju, Jidong and Haiyan from Xinhui County. In 1914, it was renamed Taishan County. In 1992, the county was removed and a city was established. Before and after the establishment of the Taishan County, the Li family of Taishan, the ancestors Dong Gong, the Shen family, and their descendants successively moved to Taishan from Zhuji Lane, Guangzhou, Xinhui and other places in Nanxiong to settle down and breed their descendants. Dong Gong I was buried in Shigouling, Xinhui in the shape of a phoenix facing the sky. The Ruren of the Yi family, also known as the Mi family, were buried in Taishan Jinkeng Butterfly Mountain because they had many descendants.

Kan Gong, the eldest son of Dong Gong, the second generation, was given as an assistant to the imperial eunuch by the Song Dynasty. His concubine, the He family, had a son, Ziran (third generation). His descendants were mainly distributed in Taishan, Haiyan, Henggang, Jipu, Shanzui, Guanghai, Duhu, Xikeng, Xiangtoufen, Jianghetian and other places. Talk about the descendants of Kanzu;

They cultivate Taoism and establish virtues, have sages and saints in their families, learn from Confucius and Mencius, and Confucianism and Zhou Cheng. Note: Changfang Kanzu did not have a class faction for sixteen generations following his ancestor, but he established Shanglian as a class faction in his seventeenth generation.

Lian Gong, the second son of Dong Gong, named Yi Xiu, named Kong Xing, the second son, was the magistrate of Fengcheng County in the Song Dynasty and the Shaoqing of Taichang Temple. Shu was married to the Cao family, granted the title of Ruren, and the Jin Dynasty gave the Gongren as gifts. He gave birth to three sons (third generation). The eldest son, Zi Mao, was appointed as the magistrate of Gaozhou in the Song Dynasty; the second son, Zida, was a Jinshi practitioner in the Song Dynasty; and the third son, Zijie, was appointed as the magistrate of Leizhou in the Song Dynasty.

Zimao (Mao) Gong, the eldest son of a favoritist, third generation. He had three sons (four generations). His descendants are distributed in Xuan (Yuan) Tian, ??Xicun, and Jinzili, Qingyun Road in Taicheng, Taishan. The descendants of the descendants are as follows:

Ben Yu is descended from Lianying, and the golden branches are facing the sun. The world is full of spring, and the sun shines brightly in the sky. This house has had a class since the 19th century.

Zidagong, the second son of Duke Xian, was born in the third generation and had three sons. His descendants were distributed in Taishan Michong, Tielukeng, Dushu, Nancun, Tanghu, Niuweishan, Sanhe, Yuhuai, Guanghai, Tantang, Dongyang Chonglu, Haiyan, Shalan, Niushantou and other places. Descendants of the class:

He cultivates great literature and Taoism, his ancestors are sages and virtuous people. His ancestors came from the south. They have long and auspicious hair. They are beautiful and talented, and the world will be prosperous forever.

There were no sects in this house for the twelve generations following our ancestor. By the 13th century, Xing Rugong, a Jinshi of Emperor Gengzi of Kangxi, asked the then Guangdong Academy of Academic Affairs to review Mr. Chen Yun's title and presented a couplet as a world sect.

Zijie Gong, the third son of the favored duke, has three generations. He has one son and three grandchildren, and his descendants are distributed in Dongkeng, Jinkeng, Dongbianlong, Longzhoudi, Nancun and other places in Taishan. Descendants of the class:

Hua Wei succeeded Meng Xu Shiliang, Guangye Civilization Saint Dao was prosperous, Dehuan Tianzhang Ri Qiyao, and Xuezong grew up in the Tang and Zhou Dynasties in the east of Guangdong.

Duke Yi, the second son, the third son of Duke Dong, was appointed Yin of Tiantai County in the Song Dynasty. He has three sons and nine grandchildren (third and fourth generations). Later descendants were distributed in Taishan Haiyan, Shalan, Hengtang, Tajiao, Wenbian, Hengjiang, Chonglou, Chewanggang, Dukang, Soganlang and other places. The descendants of Yi ancestors are as follows:

Gao Di founded the foundation, spread the clouds widely, became a great hero (or Feng), made achievements (or Yunzhang), and made the family and country prosperous. Or write: The horse has a great voice, the great cause is achieved, the great strategy (or fierce) Zhuji couplet, the picture of auspicious and eternal sea travel.

Also following the ancestor Dong Gong to move to Taishan was Qiao Mugong, the eldest son of Ling Jiang Gong, the eldest son of Lian Gong, whose courtesy name was Yingchu and whose name was Zhentang. He was born in Xinji, the first year of Jianzhong's reign under Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, and died in Dingmao, the seventeenth year of Emperor Gaozong's reign in Shaoxing (AD 1101-1147). In the fourth year of Emperor Jianyan's reign, he became a Jinshi (Jinshi) in Gengxu, and was promoted to Minister of Rites and Minister of War. During the third generation of imperial edicts, he wrote a collection of sacred monuments. The ancestral descendant of the Wu family was the daughter of Wu Xiangguo. Her only son was named Jiu, with the courtesy name Zhixuan. He was led by Xin Mao in the seventh year of Emperor Xiaozong's reign in the Song Dynasty. The ancestral tomb is in Guanshan, Yangjiang. In front of the tomb, there is a stone tablet indicating that civil and military officials dismounted here.

In addition to being distributed in Yangjiang, Yangchun, Guangzhou, Shunde, Jiangmen, Xinhui, Kaiping, Maoming, Xinxing and even Liuzhou in Guangxi, Hebei, Tianjin and other places, in Taishan they are mainly distributed in Dongtou Jiuli, Shangchong, Jiaokou, Shuijie, Xintian, Haiyan, Xiaodan, Shuoren, Yinglu Village, Donggang Village, Toudong, Wan'an, Hengshui Sanduoli, Qinghu, Chonglou, Duhu, Dunzhai, Nanzha, Guangtian, Guluo, Niuweishan, Nafu, Doumen, Dawangkeng, Shatuchong, Mapingtsui, Shatou Chaokengcun, Xidun, Shangzhai, Xiangbu, Changtang, In Taicheng, Guanghai, Shangchuan, Xiachuan and other places, the descendants of the sect are as follows:

Celebrate God's blessing and live a prosperous life. Jimei toast, the crown is fragrant. He has traveled around the world, and his kindness and wisdom are long.

Or it may be said: Qing (or this) inherits God’s blessing and makes the world prosperous. To show off great achievements, there will be no bright light. The family tradition is loyal and benevolent.

It has been more than twenty generations since the ancestor Dong Gong moved to Taishan. If it is more than four to five hundred years ago, the descendants born now belong to the twenty-fifth to thirty-second generations. There are so many people that it has become one of the major surnames in Taishan City.

At present, the descendants of the Li family are distributed in various towns in Taishan City. It is estimated that the population of the Li family in Taishan exceeds 100,000. Similarly, many descendants of the Li family in Taishan have gone abroad to make a living in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, all over the five continents. and area, it is known as "Lilu Li", that is, the descendants of the Li family are distributed everywhere. The Li family is large and has many talented people.

6) Descendants of An Zhenggong, the ancestor of the Li surname who entered Guangdong

In the third year of Yuanfeng in the Northern Song Dynasty (1080 AD), Li Shengqin, the great-great-grandson of Yuan Shen, and Wang Pingzhu rebelled and sealed Xiping County. Wang, whose fifteenth generation grandson Li Anzheng was granted the title of governor of Guangzhou Road, and came to Guangzhou with his wife Wen.) There was chaos in Guanghui and Guangzhou. Li Anzheng was appointed as the chief envoy of Guangdong and later the governor of Guangzhou Road. Li Anzheng and his wife, the Wen family, settled in Guangzhou and spread throughout the country. They became the ancestors of the Li family in Guangdong, with numerous talents.

The tomb of Li Anzheng, the ancestor of the Li family in Guangdong, is located in Conghua Lu Tian Hailuo Mountain, Li Anzheng and Wen were buried in Lutian, Conghua and Baiyun Mountain, Guangzhou respectively after they passed away a hundred years ago. Later, his grandson received the emperor's gift to rebuild Mrs. Wen's tomb in Baiyun Mountain and called it "Yushu Pavilion".

Reference materials: 1. (Origin of the Li family) 2. "Genealogy of the Yanlou School" 3. "Zhangzhou Prefecture Chronicles"

4. "Introduction to the Li Family Temple in Tingzhou, Fujian" 5. "Longxi Hall Forum"