Genealogy and local history studies
Historical records record that Dong Zhang migrated to Fujian from Gushi
Guangxi Hezhou Dong Quanji
A few days ago, Emperor Dong Tianming of Fujian province said that he was going to stop by the Hainan conference to guangxi to solicit my different views on Fujian's revision of the spectrum. In the past few days, I have sorted out the previous genealogical discussions involving Fujian and related historical materials.
Discovery: The article "Discussion on the Migration of the Dong Clan in Quanzhou" published by the late Dong Xiaozhong's relatives has three inferences that still need to be examined by historical materials:
The first is: Wang Zhenzhi and Dong Zhangxian are both Lu Langya people; secondly: Dong Zhang and Wang Xianzhi are uncles and nephews? The third is that they came from Yutai County, southwest of Lu, Shandong, and their ancestors migrated from Taiyuan Province, Shanxi Province, and then migrated to Gai Village. The Dong clan is adjacent to Yutai and has been related to the Wang clan for generations.
I have consulted a large number of historical materials and believe that the above inferences still need to be supported by historical materials and the Genealogy before they can be determined.
First of all, the judgment that "Wang Zhenzhi and Dong Zhangxian were both Lu Langya people" still lacks sufficient evidence to support it, and it belongs to inference. After all, the historical materials "Jin Shu , Volume 33 , Liechuan No. 3 , Wang Xiang Wang Lan Biography "Jin Shu Wang Dao Biography", "New Book of Tang Dynasty Wang Chao Biography", "Old Five Dynasties History , Volume 134 • False Column Biography I", "New Five Dynasties History • Volume 68 Min Shi Jia No. 8" can find lineage records: Wang Ren (Qingzhou Thorn History) ---- Wang Rong ---- Wang Lan (late Han Dynasty, Western Jin Dynasty Xianning 4th year 278 Xue, Guanglu Dafu) ---- Wang Judge ---- Wang Dao (Shandong Langya Linyi, now Linyi, Shandong) - Wang Qia - Wang Xun - Wang Tanshou - Wang Monk - Wang Jian - Wang Qian - Wang Gui - Wang Bao - Wang Nai - Wang Hongzhi - Wang Qi (i.e. Wang Fangqing, a native of Xianyang in Yongzhou, Shaanxi) (i.e. Wang Fangqing, a native of Xianyang in Yongzhou, Shaanxi) at the end of the Tang Dynasty), Wang Ji (jiān), Wang Xu, Wang Ji (huì), Wang Qi (gǔn) ------ great-grandfather Wang You------- grandfather Wang Yunyu ----- father Wang Gong -------- Wang Chao (846 – January 2, 898, Gushi of Gwangzhou, Henan, initially a county, His original name was Wang Zhenchao), Wang Zhenyi, and Wang Zhenzhi. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Wang Zhenzhi was appointed as the envoy of the Mighty Army Jiedu and the Fujian Observer, and the Taibao of the Inspection School was transferred to the inspection school, and the king of Langya County. However, no historical records have been found to record that Dong Zhang's ancestors were Lu Langya;
Secondly, from the relevant historical materials "New Book of Tang, Benji Ninth Yizong, Emperor Yizong", "New Book of Tang , Biography of Wang Chao", it can be clear that the three brothers Wang Zhenchao, Wang Zhenyi, and Wang Xianzhi were the founders of Henan, who stole Shouzhou in "Shouchun's exile Wang Xu and Liu Xingquan." A few, more than 10,000 people, called themselves generals. After retaking Gwangju, he began to join Wang Xu's ranks in the army of Junzheng from the County History Bureau. From the historical materials "King Ding SiKu Quanshu , Ten Kingdoms Spring and Autumn Volume Ninety-Six , Min Qi , Liechuan "Ten Kingdoms Spring and Autumn • Volume Ninety-Three Min 4", "King Ding Siku Quanshu • Ten Kingdoms Spring and Autumn Volume 111", "Zizhi Tongjian". Records of Dong Si'an and Liu Congxiao in the Later Jin Dynasty record that Dong Si'an and Dong Si'an belonged to the father-son relationship, and it is inferred that Gushi of Henan joined Wang Xu's ranks with Wang Xianzhi's three brothers, but it cannot be proved that "Dong Zhang's ancestors were Lu Lang yan people";
Moreover, there is sufficient evidence from the "Spring and Autumn of the Ten Kingdoms, Volume Ninety-Four, Min Wu, Liechuan, and Lady Dong of the Qin State" to prove that Wang Zhenzhi's mother was Dong Shi, and it can be inferred that Wang Zhenzhi and Dong Zhang may be related, but it cannot be determined that "Dong Zhang and Wang Zhenzhi are uncles and nephews?" It is also impossible to deduce that "tracing their origins, they are from Yutai County, southwest of Lu, Shandong, and their ancestors migrated from Taiyuan Province, Shanxi Province, and then migrated to Gai Village." The Dong clan is adjacent to Yutai and has been related to the Wang clan for generations. "This fact.
October 29, 2021