Zaozhuang Guoliji Wang clan has a long history, a long history, although not as rich as the four major families of "Cui Song Huangliang" in Yi County, but its family has passed on the fragrance of books and talents, and there is no shortage of people in the Zhi lineage, and it is also called a Wang clan in the local area.
According to the "Zaozhuang Guoliji Wang Clan Genealogy", the ancestors of the Guoliji Wang clan were originally from Langya County, Shanxi, and moved to Fei County, Shandong at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty. During the Ming Dynasty, that is, in 1587, Wang Shunjiao (1576--1642) served in the Yixian Teaching Decree (Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties, the county learned to hold the temple of literature and worship, educating the students of the cultural and educational administrators), settled in Guoliji. He saw that the phoenix mountain (Tanshan) in the north of the city was covered with pines and cypresses, surrounded by flowing water, and the environment was elegant, so he returned to Fufu's father Wang Shourong's coffin and buried him in front of xilou village in Xiwangzhuang Township, Shizhong District, Zaozhuang City.
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Wang Shunjiao's father, Wang Shourong, was a chinese poet and was called Ishikawa. Although the tomb was moved here, the descendants of the GuoLiji Wang clan still revered it as the ancestor of the first migration. Wang Shourong had four sons: the eldest son Shunjiao, the second son Shunzhi, the third son Shunhua, and the fourth son Shungong.
Wang Shunjiao (王舜教, 王舜教, 王舜川, in memory of his father Ishikawa Gong), was born in September of the fourth year of the Wanli calendar (1576) and died in December of the fifteenth year of Chongzhen (1642). Later, he was transferred to the Dingzhou WeiShi Department of Zhending Province. He had two sons: Wang Lian and Wang Zhan. The eldest son, Wang Lian, was a Xiucai of Yixian County, with the name Ruiming, and had eight sons. Among them, the second son is named Zhong, the sixth son is named Qin, the seventh son is named Xi, and the eighth son is named Zhao.
Wang Lian's second son was named Zhong Zhong (钟), the character Yue Yin (岳胤), a county student, and had a son named Chun. Eager to learn from an early age, yu sheng shi shi shu shu sarong, who once taught Confucianism in Qihe County, Jinan Province. He had three sons: Shi Jie, Shi Kai, and Shi Huan. The eldest son, Shi Jie, was a Qing supervisor and had six sons, Wang Xu, Wang Xi, Wang Sheng, Wang Lie, and Wang Yu.
Shi Jie's eldest son, Wang Xu, was born in the Qing Dynasty, and had a son, named Shengtang, a character only shang, and a student. At this time, guo liji wang clan ding multiplied, the clan gradually increased, and the clan gradually moved out. Shengtang's grandson moved from Guo Liji to Huangshan Lake in Nanyinping Town, Yixian County, and had five sons, dingkou flourished.
Wang Chun's second son Shi Kai (王淳次子士楷), born in the first month of the eleventh year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1672), was born in the first month of the eleventh year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1672), with six sons, Wang Can, Wang Qi, Wang Yan, and Wang Huan.
Shi Kai's eldest son, Wang Can, was a student of the Yuan dynasty, followed by the Ding clan, and then with the Jin clan. He had three sons, the eldest son Wang Zhaoji, the second son Wang Chongji, and the third son Wang Chengji. Among them, the eldest son Wang Zhaoji moved to Lezhuang. The second son, Wang Chongji, had a son, Wang Bingji. Bingju had three sons, the eldest son Ming han, the second son Guang Han, and the third son Wen Han. Most of the descendants of the Ming and Han dynasties are in the area of Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province. The third son Wen Han and Gu Shao Town later Xingji Fan clan, so guoli ji moved to Xingji settlement. He had five sons, Wang Xiang, Wang Pi, Wang Jing, Wang Yuan, and Wang Ting. The five brothers multiplied and flourished, and the people flourished, and two villages became a large family before and after.
Shi Kai's fifth son, Wang Yan (王燕), also spelled Beiping (北平), was given the title of Shushiro (佐郎) and Shanghe County (商河县訓學), and was moved from Guo Liji to Fengfengqiao. With Wu Shi, the second son, the eldest son Wang Dongji, and the second son Wang Xiji. The eldest son, Wang Dongji, had five sons and settled in The Bridge. The second son, Wang Xiji (王西基), also spelled Jingqi (景岐), was a son of the Jia clan , who moved from Fengfengqiao to Xiaoyi Village. The descendants of these two tribes later moved elsewhere. For example, the 13th king moved to The Great Desert Village of Gushao Town in Kun, the 13th King moved to Huangzhuang Village in Yong'an Township, and the 14th King Jinpu moved to Xiaozhuang Village in Gushao Town.
Wang Chun's third son, Wang Shihuan (王士桓), the Duke of Ming, was born in April of the 40th year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1701), with the Zhang clan, and most of his descendants settled in Huangshan.
Wang Lianzhi's sixth son was named Qin, and one of his sons was named Qin, and the county was born. His descendant, Wang Zhun (王準), courtesy name Yunze, was born in the last year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1667), and was a member of the Imperial Household. Wang Zhun's eldest son, Wang Shichu, and his second son, Wang Shimei. The eldest son, Shi Chu ,Zi Jun, born in the thirty-third year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1694), was a candidate for training, and was given to Wen Linlang. There are three sons, the eldest son Wang Zhuo, the second son Wang Gengguang, and the third son Wang Mengxiong.
Wang Shichu's eldest son, Wang Zhuo (王灼), was born in the fifty-first year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1712), and was given the title of Wenlin Lang (文林郎), a scholar of the Zhongshu Sect (中書科中書加一階), and a township drinker.
Wang Zhuo's son Wang Hongji (王洪基), courtesy name Zhensheng, was born on the ninth day of october in the fifth year of the Qianlong Dynasty (1740), and was given the title of Wenlin Lang (文林郎), a Zhongshu Jia (中書科中書加) of the first rank, a tai student, a gift to the Imperial Council, and a lieutenant of the Yun Dynasty, but he did not take up his post as an official on the grounds that his parents needed to be taken care of in old age.
Wang Shichu's second son, Wang Gengguang, was born in the year of Yongzheng Bing (1726), and was given the title of Wenlin Lang (文林郎), zhengtang of Minqing County, Fujian Province, with the Chao clan, and had three sons.
Wang Shichu's third son, Wang Mengxiong, had a second son, the eldest son, Deji, and the second son, Xinji. Deji's second son, Wang Ming,was a chinese poet with seven ranks of military merit.
Wang Zhun's second son Shimei (王準次子士梅), Zi Kui (字子魁), Shu Zhi Lang (敕授修郎), EngongSheng (恩gongsheng), was a teacher of Chaocheng County. He had two sons, the eldest son, Wang Rongguang, and the second son, Wang Jiubao. The eldest son, Rongguang, the character Huating, the county kusheng. His son Wang Bingduo (王秉铎), also spelled 锷, was born in Shenzhuang, Jinzhuang, Nan'ancheng, Dawangzhuang, Xiwangzhuang and Guodongnan Village. The descendants of the six branches of the Guoliji Wang clan were prosperous, and the descendants spread throughout Lunan.
Wang Lianzhi's seventh son, Wang Mingxi (王名西), was born in the fourteenth year of Shunzhi (1657), a county magistrate. He had six sons: Shi Dong, Shi Ge, Shi Bang, Shi Shu, Shi Ji, and Shi Tan. Among them, the second son, ShiGe, was a student of Tai, and had two sons, the eldest son, Wang Zhuo, with the Song clan, who moved to Guobei Yutang Village. The third son, Wang Shibang, the descendants of the long house moved from Guoliji Hebei Village to Yicheng Nanguan one after another, and most of the descendants of the second house settled in the area of Guoliji.
Guo Liji wang zhen (王瓒), the second son of the second shun sect of the second shun sect, was the second son of the second shun sect. Most of his descendants lived behind Tanshan, and there were also those who moved abroad or even Taiwan.
For hundreds of years since the Shun Sect of the Wang clan moved from the Shun Sect, the family has been stretched out, the people are prosperous, the tribes are prosperous, and the Junyan is born. One of the most famous representative figures is Wang Dingming, who was in Renzhi County, Xintian, Hunan during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, and was praised by posterity as "a generation of honest officials".
Wang Dingming (王鼎明), courtesy name Xinzhi (新之), was a native of Guoliji (郭里集, in present-day Xiwangzhuang Town, Shizhong District), Yi county. Born in the thirty-seventh year of the Qianlong Dynasty (1772 AD), he entered the county at the age of fifteen and studied medicine. In the fifteenth year of Jiaqing (1810), Ding Ming was awarded the cabinet secretary by Gong Yuan. In the nineteenth year (1814), he donated to the principal, and later resigned from the government due to the old age of his mother. In the autumn of the ninth year of Daoguang (1829 AD), Ding Ming was fifty-nine years old, and was recommended to take up the order to serve as the zhi county of Xintian County, Hunan.
He took two retinues to Guiyang, Hunan Province, did not sit in a sedan car, did not wear official clothes, and walked to Xintian to take up his post. Wang Dingming entered the office and set up a drapery next to the lobby, the doorman could not enter unless he was summoned, and the people had a lawsuit to call in. The case must be done by one's own hands, and the private interests of du chariotry must be used. If you are tired in the office, you will take a nap, even if it is a severe summer and winter. When going out to run errands, never sounding the gong to open the road, only bringing one servant and one servant, preparing his own food, refusing gifts and banquets, and insisting on not disturbing the people. In the summer of the tenth year of Daoguang, Xintian suffered from drought, and Dingming Gong worked in the village ruins, ran around the fields, led the people to dig wells to save themselves, and petitioned for grain transfer. He also sold his land twice to help the victims of the Xintian disaster, and founded the Boy Scouts and the Zhongshan Hall to solve the problems of learning from the young and supporting the old.
In the three years that he was an official in Xintian, he adhered to the six-character ruling concept of "heavenly reason, state law, and human feelings", built water conservancy, developed production, reduced taxes, served as an official for three years, was diligent in managing affairs, strict in self-discipline, and achieved outstanding political achievements, so that Xintian "returned to the land in the yang, all households were spring, the cultivation of agricultural administration was a remnant of the family, and the red of the class girls was full of mulberry and ma", which was deeply loved by the people and praised by all the people.
In the twelfth year of Daoguang (1832 AD), Duke Dingming was summoned to the provincial capital and promoted to the prefect of Lu'an, Shanxi. Zhao Jinlong, a Yaomin in Shijianghua County, rebelled against the Qing Dynasty and spread to Xintian. He was arrogant and wanted to wait for the incident to subside before taking up a new job. So he returned to the office, braved the snow to go all over the Yao shed to persuade the yu, and put wine to persuade the Yao chief, in order to reassure him, and led the countryside to defend. When Shi Yao's army was strong, he dismissed the curtain and wrote a big book: "Erguo and I Xintian are enemies, kill me, do not hurt my people." Dingming led the horse as the forerunner, gathered all the townships to resist the enemy, killed more than a hundred people in battle, Dingming Gong unfortunately fell from the horse, in order to protect the people with his life.
After Wang Dingming's death, the Daoguang Emperor issued four sacred decrees to praise him and his wife, as well as his parents, who had long since passed away. He praised him for "learning and writing, and having both culture and martial arts." Erbi Shenghua will be given the chapter of The Golden Ge Frost, which can be used as the sending of the Dry City", enter the Zhaozhong Ancestral Hall, and grant the title of Lieutenant of the Cloud Rider. The people of Xintian, Hunan Province, praised him for "being able to shock the northern country with eight buckets of talent, and to sow the southern frontier of the five mountains of Dezhong", and spontaneously built a princely ancestral hall for him, and held a folk festival every year. His deeds were written into the Draft History of the Qing Dynasty and the Yixian Chronicle. In 1986, Xintian County compiled the county chronicle, and Wang Dingming was listed as the top of the List of Xintian Characters.
Wang Dingming's spirit of being diligent in government for the people and being honest and self-disciplined is closely related to the family rules and family discipline of the Guo Liji Wang family. The Wang family training was initiated by the Second Shun Sect, revised by the Sixth Shi Chu Gong, and enriched and perfected by the Seventh Ding Ming Gong. Whenever there are major family activities such as sacrifices, the Wang clan members recite family trainings to educate future generations, and the qi family style is passed on from generation to generation, and the dedication of society is made by generations of sages. It was precisely under the influence of family rules and family training that Wang Dingming was able to grow from a disciple of Shuxiang Mendi to a generation of honest officials who were diligent and loved the people and respected. In order to enable future generations to abide by the family discipline and family style, he wrote down the family training of "rich do not covet money, often sympathize with orphans and poverty; on the stage of scattered gold, the second sparse survives forever". When xintian was in office, when repairing books for his family, he also said: "The most wrong person is to float wealth, and plant the heart of the fumiao; Mo taught the millet to cover his eyes and go east to the five-mile golden platform." In this way, he admonished his wife and children to sell their fields and property to help the people, which fully reflected his spirit of giving up his small family to take care of everyone, doing good deeds to help the poor, and cleaning up the government and loving the people.
In order to carry forward the meritorious deeds of Ding Minggong and inherit and carry forward his glorious tradition of loving the people and honest government, Guo Liji assisted the relevant government departments in assisting the relevant government departments and edited and published the ninth series of literary and historical materials in Shizhong District, Zaozhuang City, "Commemoration Across Time and Space" (Xintianzhi County Wang Dingming album). The "Zaozhuang Celebrity Cultural Forum • A Generation of Honest Officials Wang Dingming Cultural Research Association", attended by more than 100 relevant party and government leaders and well-known cultural scholars from Zaozhuang and Xintian, was established, and the journal "Mingjian" magazine was founded. In March 2011, the National History of the Qing Dynasty Compilation Committee of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences decided to officially compile the biography of Wang Dingming, originally published in the Draft History of the Qing Dynasty, into the History of the Qing Dynasty, filling the gap in the history of the country where no one was naturalized in the Yizao area for more than 400 years, and becoming another ancient sage in the Yizao area since Jia Sanjin.
At the end of 2006, Wang Shuhua, the seventh descendant of Wang Dingming and chairman of Zaozhuang Huaxin Knitwear Co., Ltd., invested more than 4 million yuan to restore and expand the Wang Dingming Memorial Park with his fellow people in the name of the GuoLiji Wang family, making it a local integrity education base and a famous cultural landscape.
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