The Origin of Sangbei Village in Zhibaoli, Chang 'an County

In the early years of the Tang Dynasty, the King of Tang gave a village in Sang Bei, Fiona Fang and Fiona Fang, more than a dozen miles to Yin Kaishan, the founding minister. The location of Sangbei Village became the manor of the Duke of Yun, known as Trang Van.

At the beginning of the Song Dynasty, after the feudal fief of Yunguo was abolished, three natural villages were established in the Song Dynasty according to the current situation of people's settlement at that time. They are Nanzhuang Village, Zhongzhuang Village and Yun Bei Village. Because the three villages are adjacent, people are used to collectively calling them Sanyun Village. Later, due to historical changes, North Sanyun was located on the bank of Whale Valley, far away from Nanyunzhuang and Zhongzhongzhuang, and became an independent village, which was later called North Sanyun Village. Beisanyun Village is the earliest village name of Sangbei Village.

During Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty, according to Xianning County Records, Sangbei Village was also recorded as Sanyun Village.

In the early years of the Republic of China, Sangbei Village was once called Jia Zhu Village in Sang Bei and Gengjia Village in Sang Bei.

1949, after the founding of New China, Sangbei Village was changed to Zhugeng Village.

In 2006, Sang Bei Village Committee applied to the Civil Affairs Bureau of Chang 'an District for approval on the grounds of strong demands from the masses, and changed Zhugeng Village back to the present Sangbei Village.

Sangbei Village is located in the east of Poly Sub-district Office, Chang 'an District, Xi City, Shaanxi Province. It is adjacent to Paoli Village in the west, Xiaoliu Village in the east, Nansang Village in the south and Whale Valley in the north. The southwest is adjacent to Qiancun, and the northwest is adjacent to Houcun, forming a triangle. Existing land area 1 120 mu (excluding whale valley), population 1260 people, 32 1 household, and 4 villagers' autonomous groups. Their surnames are Zhu, Geng, Cao, Wang, Yang, Li, Qu, Wei and Miao, among which Zhu and Geng account for the vast majority.

Sangbei Village is one of the oldest villages on the south bank of Whale Valley in Bailuyuan, Chang 'an and Wannian County before the Tang Dynasty.

The original surnames in the village are Chen, Li, Tang, Guo, Liu, Yang, Cao, Wang, Zhu and Geng. Later, due to various reasons, surnames such as Chen, Li, Tang and Guo no longer existed. After liberation, Liu was assigned to Houcun, and Yang, Cao and Wang still settled in the village, but after all, they were a few households in the village, and the biggest surname in the village was Zhu.

The Zhu family, according to legend, lives in the village and is originally from Shandong. During the Western Han Dynasty, immigrants moved into the area of Shangxiazhupo Village in Dulingyuan, southeast of Xi, Shaanxi. After the demise of the Western Han Dynasty, the Zhu clan was scattered, among which the four brothers of Zhumen moved northward to the whale valley north of the current North Sang Village, and made a living by sloping farming, then became a family and gradually moved to the original North Sang Village to settle down. Zhu's generation is as follows: "Meng Jin Yong Sheng, Teng Shanguang, Wen Huai, eternal guest construction."

According to legend, Gengxu's ancestral home was wen county, Henan Province, and it was a clan scattered in Shaanxi during the Qin Dynasty. In the Western Han Dynasty, there was a man named Geng Shouchang who was appointed as the Hou of Guan Nei. His descendants lived in Xi 'an, and after the family declined, they scattered around Xi 'an. One of them, Geng Shixiang, led his nephew, Geng Huiyun, to live in Whale Valley north of Sangbei Village on the south bank of Bailuyuan. He began to farm reeds and made a living by making reed foil crafts. After getting married, he moved to Shangbeisang Village in the Song Dynasty and has lived there ever since. Geng Shi has generations: "Meng Bi can respect Ke, live and study in the Ming court, revitalize his wealth and live in harmony forever."