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Genealogy of Xu Nan Cui Shi (Jianchang Cui Shi) was compiled by Cui Renmao during Yongzheng period of Qing Dynasty. This branch of Cui Shi is based on Cui Lun. Cui Lun was a person who moved from Ni Qing, Fuzhou to Chengnan North Port (now Cui Fang) during the Ganfu period in the Tang Dynasty. He was the ancestor of Cui in Jianchang. Cheng Nan, Nanfeng, Xincheng, Guangchang and Luxi are all descendants. This genealogy *** 16, volume 1 is a genealogical sequence, and volumes 2 to 16 are handed down from generation to generation.

In the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929) in Cui Shi, Taiping, Anhui Province, Cui Sen's Genealogy of Five Chapters of Cui Dun recorded that Cui Quntang lived in Xuanzhou after the Tang Dynasty, and moved from Honglin Bridge in Xuancheng to Yangshan in Dongxiang, Taiping, for the first time. To the fourth generation, divided into two factions. By the eighth century, there were five sons in the East: Wan, Dan, Wu, Wen and Man, which became five rooms. This genealogy carries the lineage of the lower five chambers of the frog, so it is called the "five-chamber genealogy". The first volume is the genealogy of Eocene (from Cui Chuan in Han Dynasty to Cui Chuan in Tang Dynasty to Cui Qun in Tang Dynasty), the genealogy of Eocene (from Cui Qun to Shouyi Provincial Father), the genealogy of characters, the genealogy of Yidun Wutang, the genealogy of rooms two to nine to five, the ten arts and the final tomb map.

In the 13th year of the Republic of China (1924), Cui Zhu's book "Cui Shi Mourning for Thousand Sources Hall" (* *10, the first volume and the last volume) is the ninth Cui Gunyi in the book of Thousand Sources Cui Wudun Hall, which belongs to the east book. The "Memorial Hall" is the name of the rolling centimeter hall. The first volume is the new preface, the first volume is the old preface, the second to ninth genealogies and biographies, the ninth to tenth tombs, deeds and art, and the last volume is the public property and creation of this branch. Cui Shi's Genealogy of Ruxu edited by Cui Xiaoyun was a movable type edition of Sanjitang in the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929). According to the spectrum, it was the first time for ancestors to move from Tongling in Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty. But the lineage of this branch since obedient people is unknown. This spectrum takes Cui Biao, a person from Xuande to Jiajing in Ming Dynasty, as the ancestor of Dafang and Cui Zhiqing as the ancestor of Erfang.

The genealogy of Cui Shi, Ningxiang, Hunan Province consists of 25 volumes, the last volume of which is edited by Cui Nai. It was Mo's movable type book in the second year of the Republic of China (19 13). In this spectrum, Cui Bi moved from Jiangxi to Ningxiang in the Southern Song Dynasty. The collection includes family maps, biographies and epitaphs of Wu Yuefu, Chen Jufu, Ming Zan Fu, Jean Wufu, Aitai Fu, Douyu Fu, Yangfang Fu, Shaozhou Fu and Shaoxi Fu. At the end of the volume, there are Jia Zuan (whose name has been preserved but passed down) and Jia Zuan (who has been scattered all over the country). The genealogy of Cui Shi Baxiu in Ningxiang is a revised version of the genealogy in the second year of the Republic of China. Ningxiang Cui Shi Branch also has Cui Yinyue's "Four Repairs of Yunxiu Branch in Cui Shi, Ling Bo" (volume 10), and the wooden movable-type version of Sanjitang in the 28th year of the Republic of China (volume 1939). Cui Shou, the 76th generation grandson of Cui Bi in the Southern Song Dynasty, was once a genealogist. Cui Shou once built a villa in Banshi, Ningxiang in the forty-seventh year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, with the title "Yunxiu". Volume one is the genealogical sequence, volume two is the map, volume three to nine lines of biography, volume ten tomb maps, documentary evidence and so on.

Genealogy can provide strong evidence for studying social changes and historical events. For example, the migration of Hongdong people in the early Ming Dynasty is recorded in the official history, but it is not very detailed, and it is also recorded in the genealogy (especially in Henan and Shandong today).

According to the genealogy of Cui Shi in Dacuigou, Mengjin County, Henan Province, Cui Shi originally lived in Hongdong, Shanxi Province, and later moved to Henan Province, according to legend; There are five Hengling Mountains in Hebei, one lives in Baisha, Gongxian, one lives in Youfang Street, Jin Meng, one lives in Taikoo Zhuang, and one lives in Dacuigou. Cui Gou's ancestral home is in Beiling, behind the village ... According to the Origin of Baisha Cui Shi in gongyi city, Henan Province, Cui Siyi, the ancestor of Baisha Cui Shi, has four brothers, and his ancestral home is Xingning Village, Zhangzi County, Lu 'an, Shanxi Province. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, there were wars and people scattered. After Ming Taizu and Dingding, Henan was sparsely populated, and the government organized immigrants. His eldest brother kept his ancestral home in Shanxi, and his third brother, fourth brother, Li Si and fourth brother moved to Tuowu Village in the south of wen county, Henan Province and Shahedian in suiping county respectively. The second brother moved to Baisha Village in Gongxian County in the fourth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (137 1) and became the ancestor of Baisha Cui Shi. The ancestors were divided into five branches and have now propagated for twenty-four generations. According to 1995 statistics, there are more than 6,000 descendants of Cui Shi in Baisha. The genealogy of Cui Shi in Luoning County, shenqiu county, Dancheng County, Yiyang County, Luoyang Suburb, yanshi city, yongcheng city, Puyang City, Juancheng County, etc. in Shandong Province, all recorded the civil migration of Hongdong in the early Ming Dynasty, and all of them were ancestors of the eastward migration of Shanxi branch.