Records of the Ancestors of the New Society Su Clan
Author: Sudenko
Xinhui, known as Gangzhou in ancient times, is a famous historical and cultural city in Guangdong, which is now part of Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province. In the first year of the Southern Dynasty (420 AD), it was ordered to divide the nanhai and Xinning counties into two counties to establish Xinhui County. The name of the new association began from then on. Xinhui County was divided from Song Gaozong Shaoxing in the twenty-second year (1152) to Xiangshan County, Ming Jingtai in the third year (1452) to Shunde County, Chenghua fourteenth year (1478) to Enping County, Ming Hongzhi eleventh year (1498) to Xinning County, Qing Shunzhi in the sixth year (1649) to Kaiping County, Yongzheng Decade (1732) to Heshan County. After that, the territory was fixed, and there was no major change until the end of the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. In October 1992, Xinhui County was established as a city.
This article does not include genealogical figures and does not involve the issue of ancestral origin. There are four versions of the extant Xinhui County Chronicle, namely Wanli, Kangxi, Daoguang, and Tongzhi. According to the Prefectural Chronicle, the Xinhui Su clan had 1 Jinshi, 7 Juren (including Wujuren), 8 Gongsheng, 5 Shi eunuchs, and 3 Qi Shou. Congratulations are recorded below, in recognition of the aspirations.
1. Entering the priesthood
Su Kairu, surname Huang, character Yanxun, a character for Ji, a native of Meigang, Xinhui, Guangdong. Great-grandfather Su Ling, Zu Su Guoren, father Su Ruqi. Born on the ninth day of the first month of March in the tenth year of Ming Chongzhen (Ding Gou 1637). In the fourteenth year of Qing Shunzhi (1657), Ding Youke was a man. In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi (1661), Xinuke Ma Shijun ranked 49th in the third class. In the eighth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1669), he was appointed as the governor of Taikangzhi County. During his eight years in office, the people felt his virtue and built a shrine for the portrait. He was promoted to the cabinet of zhongshu sheren. Tell the old man to return home. He died in the forty-first year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1702) at the age of 66. He is the author of "Umeoka Collection". Daoguang's "Xinhui County Chronicle" and the Republic of China's "Taikang County Chronicle" have biographies. Daoguang's "Guangdong Tongzhi", Guangxu's "Guangzhou Fuzhi" and Jinshi's inscription are all written as Huang Kairu.
For details, see page 9 of the Qing "Eighteenth Year of Shunzhi Xin Ugly Ke Dengke Record", volume 6 of the "Chronicle of poets of the National Dynasty", volume 7 and volume 12 of Kangxi's "Records of Xinhui County", volume 77 of Daoguang's "Guangdong Tongzhi", volume 6 and volume 9 of Daoguang's "Records of Xinhui County", volume 41 and volume 42 of Guangxu's "Chronicles of Guangzhou Prefecture", and volume 7 (with biographies).
2. Lifting people (including martial artists)
Su Taichu, a native of Baisha, Xinhui, Guangdong. In the thirty-seventh year of the Ming Dynasty (1609), he was already a member of the Ming Dynasty. Chongzhen served as the governor of Chaling Prefecture in Hunan province in 1637 and left office in thirteen years.
For details, see Qing Kangxi's "Records of Xinhui County" volume 7, Daoguang 'Guangdong Tongzhi' volume 75, Daoguang "Xinhui County Chronicle" volume 6, Tongzhi "Chaling Prefecture Chronicle" volume 15, Guangxu "Guangzhou Fuzhi" volume 40.
Su Zongwen, a native of Xinhui, Guangdong. Zu Su Tingbi, father Su Youguang. In the tenth year of Qing Yongzheng (1732), Nongzi Keju was a man. In the third year of Qianlong (1738), he was appointed as the head of the Tai Po Sect and was directly subordinated to Xuanhua Zhi County.
For details, see Volume 43 of Qing Guangxu's "Chronicle of Guangzhou Prefecture" and Volume 17 of the Republic of China's "Chronicle of Xinxiu Dapu County".
Su Zhengmeng, a native of Xinhui, Guangdong. Zu Suyu, father Su Yuanxi. In the fifteenth year of the Qianlong Dynasty (1750), Gengwu Ke was a man. Wujiangzhi County, Jiangsu Province.
For details, see Qing Daoguang's "Guangdong Tongzhi" volume 80, Daoguang's "Xinhui County Chronicle" volume 6, And Guangxu's "Guangzhou Fuzhi" volume 44.
Su Zhaotang, a native of Xinhui, Guangdong. Son of Su Zhengmeng. In the twelfth year of Qing Jiaqing (1807), Ding Youke was a man.
For details, see Volume 80 of Qing Daoguang's "Guangdong Tongzhi" and Volume 6 of Daoguang's "Xinhui County Chronicle".
Su Yuqing, a native of Xinhui, Guangdong. In the twenty-sixth year of Qing Daoguang (1846), He wu kewu was raised.
For details, see Qing Tongzhi's "Xinhui County Chronicle" Volume V.
Su Xiangqing, a native of Xinhui, Guangdong. In the twenty-sixth year of Qing Daoguang (1846), He wu kewu was raised. He successively served as the right sentinel of the Superintendent of the Water Division Battalion, and the right sentinel of the former Xinhui Battalion.
Su Mengliang, Guangdong Xinhui Gangbei people. In the second year of Qing Xianfeng (1852), he was the fourth martial artist of the Nonzi family.
3. Gongsheng
Su Xian, a native of Xinhui, Guangdong. Ming Gongsheng, no examination in the year. Tianshunjian (1457-1464) Liyangjiang County.
For details, see Qing Kangxi's "Xinhui County Chronicle" volume VII, Daoguang's "Xinhui County Chronicle" volume VI, and republic of China's "Yangjiang Zhi" volume 22.
Su Ju, a native of Xinhui, Guangdong. Born in the next year, there is no examination in the year. Successive Xuzhou officials.
For details, see Qing Kangxi's "Xinhui County Chronicle" Volume VII, and Daoguang's "Xinhui County Chronicle" Volume VI.
Su Jie, a native of Xinhui, Guangdong. Born in the next year, there is no examination in the year. He has been trained by guangxi throughout the state.
Su Liru, a native of Xinhui, Guangdong. In the fifteenth year of the Qing Kangxi Dynasty (1676), he was born at the age of Gongsheng. Li Longchuan Teachings.
For details, see Qing Daoguang's "Xinhui County Chronicle", volume VI.
Su Yougui, whose original surname is Li, is a native of Xinhui, Guangdong. Lianzhou Fuxue. In the twenty-sixth year of the Qing Kangxi Dynasty (1686), Ding Di was born at the age of Gongsheng. Li Dian Bai disciplined.
Su Yingyuan, a native of Meigang, Xinhui, Guangdong. In the sixty years of the Qianlong Dynasty (1721), Xin Ugly was born.
Su Group, Guangdong Xinhui people. In the sixth year of the Qianlong Dynasty (1741), Xin Youbagong was born.
Su Zongdai, a native of Meigang, Xinhui, Guangdong. In the third year of Qing Jiaqing (1798), he was born at the age of Five-
4. Eunuchs
Su Xian, a native of Meigang, Xinhui, Guangdong. Tribute. Qianlongjian (1736-1795) served as the county magistrate of Wushan, Sichuan.
During the reign of Su Zong, a native of Meigang, Xinhui, Guangdong. Proctors. Qianlongjian (1736-1795) served as Luyizhi County, Henan.
Su Tiande, a native of Xinhuiyi City, Guangdong Province. Tribute. In june of the fifteenth year of the Qing Dynasty (1835), Shicheng was instructed.
For details, see Qing Daoguang's "Xinhui County Chronicle" volume VI, Guangxu 'Shicheng County Chronicle》 volume V.
Su Guotai, a native of Xinhui, Guangdong. Proctors. Jiangsu Jiangdong Division inspection.
Su Zuoqing, a native of Meigang, Xinhui, Guangdong. Line. Li Xinhui battalion left camp right sentry general.
5. Elderly life
Su Kunli, a native of Meigang, Xinhui, Guangdong. Four-pronged country guests. Mellow and upright, with an ancient style. Shou ninety-two.
For details, see Qing Kangxi's Xinhui County Chronicle volume 13, and Daoguang's Xinhui County Chronicle volume 11.
Su Guoren, a native of Meigang, Xinhui, Guangdong. Father of Suruqi. Filial piety is upright, and the countryside is heavy. Shou eighty has seven.
For details, see Qing Kangxi's "Records of Xinhui County", volume 13.
Su Ruqi, a native of Meigang, Xinhui, Guangdong. Yizi Su Yuru, Fengwen Linlang, Zhi County, Taikang County, Kaifeng Province, Henan. Drink from the countryside. Shou eighty-five.
For details, see Qing Kangxi's Xinhui County Chronicle, volume 7 and volume 13, and Daoguang's Xinhui County Chronicle volume 6.
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