The genealogies of Wencai and Wenxuan, descendants of Kaiyigong in Xindu District and Jintang County, Chengdu

The 144th and 18th grandfathers, Liu Guisheng, the eldest son of the Emperor Of The Emperor, had four sons. During the reign of Emperor Lizong of the Song Dynasty, he was given the title of Yin of Jinhua Prefecture in Zhejiang. The ancestors were buried together in the shape of a rabbit in Ninghua County. He had four sons: Dragon, Tiger, Phoenix, and Phoenix.

The eldest son, the Dragon, the Xie, the Li, and the Chen clan. Ancestors of this branch.

The third son, Liu Feng, was the president of Zhejiang and had three sons: Kaifu (妣包氏), Kailu (妣丰氏), and Kaishou (妣夏氏). It has established business in Zhejiang and other places.

The fourth son, Liu Huang (劉凰), of the YuZeng clan (妣曾氏), was given the official Jiangxi (江西封查), and four sons were unknown, and they were established in Jiangxi and Zhangzhou.

Weilong Gong guarded the horse trail without moving Qianzhou (虔州, in Jiangxi).

145th and 19th ancestor Liu Long, zi Jingqing, number Yuanhao, this ancestor is the eldest son of The Duke of Guisheng, the Xie clan, the Li clan, the Chen clan, born nine sons, separated provinces can not be recorded in detail, only the second name is also. Kaiyi (妣廖氏), Kai'er (妣郑氏), Kaisan (妣唐氏), Kai4 (妣朱氏), Kaiwu (妣朱氏), Kailiu (妣羅氏), Kaiqi (妣張氏, separated from Ruijin and Hunan), Kaijiu (妣馬氏, Jin clan).

146 Ancestral Duke (I) Liu Kaiyi, character Kezhen, number Juhua, Yu Tang clan, Zhang clan, birth and death unknown, buried in Jiangxi Ruijin Tangbei, Genshan Kunxiang, gave birth to three sons: Ru Zhong, Ru Si, Ru Yi.

147 Ancestral Duke (II) Ru Zhong. Nai Kezhen's son, Of the Yusun clan, moved to Ruijintangbei, Jiangxi at the end of the Song Dynasty, and had a son: Qi Xian.

148th Emperor Qi Xian, of the Song clan, had nine sons: Zong Han, Gong Han, De Han, Si Han, Quan Han, Chao Han, Yang Han, Fu Han, and Xing Han.

149 Ancestral Duke (IV) Yang Han, Qian Qi, Yu Su clan, had three sons: Rong 1, Rong 3, and Rong 8.

150 Ancestral Duke (5th) Rongba , Eihachirō , of the Yuchen clan , had six sons : Ichirō and Nichirō ( the rest unknown ) .

151 sons (VI) Enjiro, □ , Iku niko: Juro, 110.

152Nd Ancestral Duke (7th) 11th Lang, the second son of Duke Nian Erlang, was born on the 2nd day of the first month of the 5th year of the reign of Emperor Ningzong of the Song Dynasty (1212) when emperor Jiading of the Song Dynasty moved from Ruijintangbei, Jiangxi to Shanghang to settle in Suri Tianbei Village (now part of Zhongdu Town), and died on the 29th day of october in the 30th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1293), at the age of 82, and the burial place is unknown. Concubine Guo Qiniang, born in the song dynasty Emperor Ningzong Jiading in the sixth year (1213) of the ninth day of the first month of February, died on the 29th day of the 31st month of the 31st year of the Yuan Dynasty (1294), at the age of 82, and the burial place is unknown. He had five sons: Ninojiro, Ninoshiro, Ninogoro, Sangoro, and Sanrokuro.

153 Ancestral Duke (8th) Sanliu Lang (三六郎), the fifth son of the Eleventh Lang Duke, was born of the □ clan, and had three sons: Chang (name lost, still in Jiangxi), Second (name lost, moved to Guangdong), and Siqilang.

154 Ancestral Duke (IX) 47 Lang, the eldest son of the 36 Lang Duke, was also the eldest son of the Duke of 36 Lang, and had three sons: Chang (whose name was lost, Ju Shanghang), 242 (moved to Yongding County), and Qian Yi Lang.

155 ancestral duke (10th) Qianyi Lang,讳 trillion, the third son of the Duke of Tianbei 47 Lang in Shanghang County, was the third son of the Fujian Yongding Kaijizu, married the seventh lady of the Xue clan, and had three sons: ChangxingFu (筀竹祖), Ci Dexing (Nanmen zu), and Sandefu (Qilingzu).

The 156th Ancestor (11th) Xingfu (11th) Xingfu (陳念九郎), the eldest son of the Trillion Dukes, was the eldest son of the Trillion Gong, and the fifth lady of the Huang clan had a son: Nian Liulang.

The 157th Ancestor (12th) Nian LiuLang (妀六郎), the son of the Trillion Dukes, gave birth to two sons: Ren Shan (no heir) and Ren Zhen.

158th founder (13th) Jinchin, 100 Rokuro 谥, Koujiya Noen, 3 daughters of Mr. Korin, Goko Ikusei: Hyakuichiro, Hyakujiro, Hyakusaburo, Hyakushiro, Hyakugoro, Hyakugoro.

159th Ancestor (14th) Bai Sanlang, Zhen Zongxing, Tan Bai Sanlang, the third son of The Duke of Nairen Zhen, the fourth lady of Yu Liao, gave birth to three sons: Qianqilang, Qianbalang, and Qianjiulang.

160th Emperor (15th) Qianqilang ,讳宗旺,谥千七郎, emperor Xinggong's eldest son Ye, Concubine Zheng Sanniang, had a son: Wan Qilang.

161st Ancestor (16th) Wan Qilang, Zhen Zonghua, Wei Hou, Tan Wan Qilang, Naizong Wang Gongziye, birth and death unknown, moved to Banliao Cao Bei BaishaLing in Nanjing County, buried in Nanjing County Banliao Shewei Sheziling, sitting dry to Sunda. Concubine Rao Yiniang, born and died unknown, was buried in The Curved Corner of The New Village of Banliao in Nanjing County, sitting in Qianxiang. He had three sons: Meng Qilang and Meng Balang. Meng Jiulang.

162nd Ancestor (17th) Meng Qilang, the eldest son of the Duke of Wanqilang, born and died unknown, was buried in Nankeng Shantang, Banliao Po, Nanjing County, sitting on Xiangchen. The first wife of the Yuwang clan, born and died unknown, was buried in the cave on the stump of the Banliao tree in Nanjing County, sitting ugly. Have a son: Nijiro.

163rd Ancestor (18th) Nian Erlang, the son of Meng Qilang, born and died unknown, buried in the cave under the stump of the Silao tree in Silao County, Nanjing County, sitting ugly Xiangwei. The seventh lady of the Yuwang clan, whose birth and death are unknown, was buried in front of the gate of Banliao Li Village in Nanjing County. He had a son: Nakakuro.

The 19th Ancestor Zhongjiulang, the son of Nai Nian Erlang, was born and died unknown, and was buried in the cave under the maple stump in Banliao, Nanjing County. The third lady of the Yuwang clan, born and died unknown, was buried in the cave in front of the gate of Banliao Village in Nanjing County. He had four sons: Yongfu, Yonglu, Yongda, and Yongshan (no legend).

165th Ancestor (20th) Yonglu,谥仁德,诣名季七郎,Nai zhongjiulang duke second son also, born in the fourteenth year of orthodoxy (1449) himself, buried in The Tiger Qique, Banliao, Nanjing County. Yu Wu (谥懿范), born and died unknown, was buried in The Great Luobei of Yangkeng, Banliao Lake, Nanjing County. Born a son: Shi Jue.

166th Ancestor (21st) Shi Jue, Baoxi, Tan RenXiao, Wan Erlang, Prince Of Yonglu, born and died unknown, buried in Banliao Bamboo Garden, Nanjing County. The second lady of the Fei Zhang clan, Yu Yi Fan De. Born on the 24th of August, at the age of seventy-eight, he was buried in Panliao Yangmeiwo, Nanjing County, sitting on Shen Xiangyin. He had eight sons and three daughters: Wendian (no biography), Wengong, Wenkui, Wencai, Wenpan, Wenfei, Wenchang, and Wenxuan.

Attached: The lineage of WenXuangong of Gaochuan Village, Taixing Town, Xindu District:

Yongding Gan Clan Class:

Yongshi Wenzong (the starting word is not used), Hanyuan Yi Bingbiao (the label is not used); Xinshu Jian Heavenly Kingdom, Xiangguang follows the Sheng Dynasty; Shun Chuan Shiyong (Shiyong two words are heavy, not used, changed after the record), Qing En Yu Ming Zhao.

167th Zu (22nd) Wenxuan,Pin Zhou,谥仁德,Playing the name Xuanbalang (宣八郎), the eighth son of the Duke of Naishijue (妣吴氏), had four sons: Zong Yu (無傳), Zong Bao (無傳), Zong Wei (Zong Wei), and Zong Kui (宗 Kui).

168th Emperor (23rd) Zong Kui, name Geng, Zi Xingying, YuYe clan, gave birth to a son: Han Bao.

169th Ancestor (24th) Han Bao, MingBao, Zi Menggui, Yu Zhou, had six sons: Yuan Huan, Yuan Chong, Yuan Huang, Yuan Feng, Yuan Yuan, and Yuan Tong. (The first four sons are all kamikawa).

170th Emperor (25th) Yuan Huan ,𶛣翁氏, had four sons: Yiwen, Yiliang, Yihan, and Yiwen. Following the Concubine Li clan, he had a son: Yi Ji, and all five brothers went to Shangchuan.

171st Ancestor (26th) Yiwen, named Mata, Master of Characters, Feng Ji Concubine Li clan and four brothers went to Sichuan, lived in Xindu Xindianzi (present-day Gaoquan Village, Taixing Town), concubine Li Shi Xuanniang, gave birth to five sons: Bingfu, Ang, San, Suan, Quan (the last four sons are all dead).

172nd Ancestor (廿七氏) Bingfu,Zi Rijun (妣簡氏), had four sons: Xinlu, Xinmin, Niigata, and Xinli (all shibian)

173rd Zu (廿8th) Xinmin (for ShiBan), named Shan, Zhen Shaoming, Andi Ran, had a son: Shu De.

174th Zu (29th) Shude, of the Yudu clan, had three sons: Jianwen, Jianhua, and Jian'an.

175th Ancestor (30th) Jian'an, ZiZhitang, Of the Yan Chen clan, had two sons: Tiancheng and Tiancong (Fu and his brother as heirs).

176th Ancestor (卅1) Tiancheng,Character Shaojiu (韶九), concubine of the Zhang clan, had four sons: Guoshan, Guobin, Guochun, and Guoen.

177th Zu (卅二) Was a state guest, lumen, and a member of the Shen clan, and had a son: Zengxiang.

178th Zu (3rd) Zengxiang ,高子高, had five sons: Guangbi, Guangpin (deceased), Guangxi, Guangquan (deceased), and Guangxun.

179th Ancestor (34th) Guangxun, the word fire, gave birth to a son and a daughter: Ji Yong. Ji Ping (character six more).

180 Shizu (卅5) succeeded Yong, with a wide character, with Li Wenxiang, and had three sons and a daughter: Tingsheng (号振華), Rensheng (号培元), and Wang Sheng (号建). Qingsheng.

181st Zu (36th) Tingsheng, number Zhenhua, with Chen Huaiying, had a son: Liu Chenlin.

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The genealogy is based on the manuscript provided by Liu Jiyong, a retired teacher at Taixing Primary School.

--Written by Sun Fengting, 25th Emperor Kaiqi on July 15, 2006

167th Ancestor (22nd) Wencai,讳西川,谥素直,Playing the name Cai Shilang (蔡四郎), the fourth son of The Duke of Naishijue, was born on February 17, 1568, the second year of Ming Longqing (1568), died on the 14th day of September 1635 of Ming Chongzhen, died at the age of 68, buried in The Upper Cave of the Gate gate of Banliao Li and the village in Nanjing County, sitting on Shen Xiangyin and Dividing the Gold with Gengyin. The fourth lady of the Yuwang clan, born in Xin Wei in the fifth year of Ming Longqing (1571), died in the first year of Ming Chongzhen (1628), died at the age of fifty-seven, buried in the inner corner of the village gate of Banliao Lihe village in Nanjing County, and had five sons: Zong Hui, Zong Xian, Zong Yi, Zong Ji, and Zong Yong.

168th Emperor (23rd) Zong Hui (宗辉), Zi Jiuzhen (九振), 谥淳直, the eldest son of Duke Wencai (naiwen cai), the first wife of the Concubine Li clan, had seven sons: Han Chun, Han Jun, Han Yong, Han Chao (the first four sons had no heirs), Han Nong, Han Fa, and Han Ze.

169th Ancestor (24th) Hanfa, Zi Shisen, the sixth son of Emperor Hui of The Sect, had five sons and one daughter: Yuanzhao, Yuanxue, Yuanke, Yuanhai, and Yuanwei. Female married Li Runcai.

170th Emperor (25th Dynasty) Yuan Eunuch (廿五世), 廿源尾, Mingwei (名尾), literally 迺庸, was the fifth son of the Duke of Han Dynasty, and the ancestor of Izukawa. Gong was born in the nineteenth year of the Qing Kangxi Dynasty (1680) at noon on the twenty-eighth day of the first month of Gengshen Zhengyue, the growing human clan in Nanjing County, Zhangzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province, followed his uncle into Sichuan, died in the eleventh year of Yongzheng (1733) when the twenty-third day of the first month of the first month, died at the age of fifty-four, buried in Jintang County, Chengdu Province, burning mountain Guanyu Pond, sitting in The Sunda Andi, sitting on the Qianxiang And haiwei, dividing the gold. Yu Lai was born on the twelfth day of october 1693 in the 32nd year of the Qing Dynasty (1693), when he was born in Gezhucang, Pinghe County, Zhangzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province, died on the 22nd day of the 22nd day of the 22nd month of the 40th year of Qianlong (1775), and was buried in Jintang County, Chengdu Province, on the burning mountain Guanyu Pond, sitting on the Qianxiang Sundan and Hai Mi, and dividing the gold. He had three sons and a daughter: Yichuan (Mingzhou), Yiying (Mingfusheng), and Yifeng (Mingguanlong). The woman marries Zhang Fu.

171st Ancestor (廿六) 讳益英, named Fusheng (富生), Zi Feng (字丰), the second son of the Duke of Naiyuan (妣妣妣), had four sons: Shi Bao (讳秉嵩), Lu (讳秉忠), Fu (讳秉智), and Si Bao (讳秉昌).

172nd Ancestor (27th) Shi Bao, Zhen Bingsong, the eldest son of Duke Yiying, was born on the fifth day of the first month of the 25th year of the Qianlong Dynasty, and had six sons and two daughters: Xinren, Xinshou, Xinyi, Xinhe, Xinmin, and Xinzhong.

173rd Ancestor (28th) Xinren, who passed Fang Bingzhi as his heir, concubine Wu shi, Continued Li clan, had one son and two daughters: Shuwen. Yagu (marry Chen Fu), Jing Ying (Marry Wu Fu).

174th Ancestor (29th) Shuwen, name Wenlong, Zi Xianxian, Concubine Wu, had four sons and two daughters: Jiandu, Jianzhong, Jianbang, and Jianguo. Chunying (marrying Chen Fu), Feng Xi (marrying Tang Province).

175th Ancestor (30th) founded the country, Zhizhizhang, Yu Suitang, the former HanZhou (Guanghan) Kusheng, Yu Tan clan, the continuation of the ren clan, gave birth to three sons: Tianjing, Tianzhu and Tianchi.

176th (31st) Tianjing, born in the first year of Guangxu Dynasty, on the 28th day of the first month of the first month of Guangxu, was a member of the Tang clan.

Public Assembly Banpai: (The characters are the same as those in Gaoquan Village, Taixing Town)

Yongshi Wenzong (no use of the character), Hanyuan Yi Bingbiao (the use of the inscription); Xinshu Jian Heavenly Kingdom, Xiangguang succession to the Sheng Dynasty; Shun Chuan Shiyong, Qing En Yu Ming Zhao.