History of Bainijiaoli Village in Sanshui, Foshan

The edition of Sanshui County Records in the 24th year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (18 19 noon) shows that Lin Sheng, a native of Li Jiao Village, Baini County, is the only Wujin soil of more than 30 martial artists in Sanshui County. In the tenth year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (1732), Lin Sheng took part in the provincial examination (held once every three years) and was a martial artist. The following year, he went to Beijing to take Lian Jie's exam, stood out and was admitted to Jinshi; Later, he was appointed by the court as a garrison in Zhangjiakou, Zhili (military attache, rank five). His grandfather Lin Guandan and his father Lin were awarded the title of Wu Delang by the court (honorary, not true). Sun Linhuai, a juren in the fifty-first year of Qing Qianlong (1786), once served as a magistrate in Yancheng County, Jiangsu Province (rank seven), as a judge in the south, as a judge in the north and as a judge in the Qing army. During his tenure, he paid attention to building water conservancy and preventing floods; Support education and donate money to the academy. Quite successful. His father, Lin Biao, was named Wen Linlang by the court because of Lin Huaigong. His grandparents and grandchildren, Lin Sheng, brought out the best in each other and left a glorious page in Sanshui history.

According to legend, its village was originally named Li Jiao, because there is Shiniugang nearby, which is the corner here; Later, because the word "jiao" was indecent, it was renamed today. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were 26 officials in this village (the information was unknown after twenty-four years of Jiaqing), which can be described as a village with many officials in Sanshui, a feudal dynasty, with a certain popularity.

In the Ming Dynasty, there were eight officials in their village (ranking from six to nine): Lin Ze, chief secretary of Zhejiang Province (official name, from six), Lin Cheng, Lin Barron, Lin Jun, Lin Ji, warehouse ambassadors of various provinces or states; Lin Qing, Ren Hongqiao Temple (the institution in charge of courtiers' sacrifices by the imperial court), Wu Zan (official name, from Jiupin); State official Lin Run; Sam, Ren Yicheng.

In the Qing Dynasty, in addition to Lin Sheng and his grandson Linhuai, there were 16 people in his village who went abroad to serve as officials (rank from third to ninth). Among them, there are 7 civil servants: the 40th one in the 10th year of Jiaqing (1808), who taught in (official name, Zhengbapin); Lin Zi, born in the eighth year of Shunzhi (1657), was an Engong (a student who was selected to study in imperial academy by the province and was elected to the imperial examination), and served as a military supervisor in West Liuzhou, with a factory (official name); Lin Huachun, as an inspector; Lin Chuanren, Lin Changren and Lin Maochun were appointed as the canon history of a state or county. 9 military attaché s: Lin Bida, a guerrilla (official name, from the third grade), and his father Lin Jingyi was awarded the title of General Wude by the court for his achievements; Lin Tingrang and Lin are on the defensive; Lin Zuobang, Lin Youde, Lin, Lin and Lin Kui are the general managers (formal name, Zhengqipin); Lingao, Qianti Hall (official name).

Among the 26 officials in Li Jiao Village, Lin Zi is the only one who has a poem handed down. Jia Qing's twenty-four-year edition of Sanshui County Records selected a poem from Tao's "Looking Back on the River": "There are spring clouds on the side of the mountain, which is unbearable to listen to. Where are the old fireworks now?

Deep trees droop in the evening. "In recent years, this velvet poem has been selected in Sanshui Taoshuanxuan.