The earliest Marquis of Ningjin in history was The Marquis Meng Yu of Tao

Marquis of Ningjin, tracing back to the origin, the earliest recorded in history is the Marquis Meng Yu of Tao. Please see the "Zhao Zhou Zhi" Qing Cui Yunqin's "Meng Jianyuan Cemetery Inscription":

Min, Book of Han Yun ju luren. Both Tao Tao and Biao Yao were subordinate to Ning Jin. North and bridge, northwest corner of Ningjin, Meng clan qiwang clan also.

Press: Tang Wude Zhongzuo Rao Wei Puyi County male Mengbin, his secret guest, the history of his distant ancestor Tao Hou Yi Yi Quan Zhao so family. Then to the north of The Ju ning Jin and the bridge is its Caiyi also. Later generations mostly called Shuda the ancestor of the first migration, which was wrong. Gu Shuda's father, Yu (彧), was an official lieutenant. His son Shi Shu was made the Grand Sima (大司馬). Heheti family. Shu Da duo disregarded Guo Youdao and advised him to travel to study, but he did not fight with the party, and people competed for merit, and so far, they are familiar to the ear. That is, those who are his descendants, take what they do as the Marquis of Tao, and forget about a few classics.

It can be seen that Meng Yu was the father of Meng Min, the ancestor of the Meng clan in the north of Ningjin County and Qiao Village, and the well-known Marquis of Tao at that time.

Meng Jian [yù], Emperor Huan of Han was Jiyin Taishou (戫), and Emperor Ling was too often in Jin. Jiaping served as a lieutenant for six years. Han Guang and the first year, strike. Book VIII of the Book of the Later Han Dynasty, Records of the Emperor Xiaoling, No. 8: "Emperor Xiping of ling, in the sixth year of the sixth year of Jia Yin Chu III (January 9, 178)", took Meng Yu of Henan as a lieutenant. "The same volume: The First Year of Light and the First Year" (first month), Tai Wei Meng Jian. "Meng Jian, "Li Shi" as "Yu"; Sima Guang of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zizhi Tongjian, vol. 57, Han Ji, 49: "In December Jiayin (the third day of the first month), Meng Jian, a Yin of Taichang Henan, was promoted to Taiwei . [Press: 戫, originally 㦽.] 戫、㦽、彧同。 Shao Yong's "Imperial Pole Classics" has been written for 2,240:

Ding Wei (丁巳) is a great cut. Meng Jian was made a lieutenant, and Chen Tan was a Sikong.

He has not been imprisoned by the nobles, the dead have been killed one after another, and the eunuchs have also slandered them. Liu Hao was Situ, Duan Hao was Taiwei, and Zhang Ji was Sikong.

"Ancient and Modern Book Integration" Ming Lun compilation official Changdian Xianshi Department: "Meng Jian according to the Yanzhou capital Zhi Jian Han Huan Emperor for the Jiyin Taishou Ling Emperor immediately after the throne was transferred to Taichang as a lieutenant. "The Second Volume of Chinese Celebrities" contains the Eastern Han Dynasty appendage "Meng Jiao".