Liu Juhan is the 148th generation ancestor of the Liu family. He is the grandson of Liu Kaiqigong, the founder of Guangdong (officially appointed as the head of Chaozhou Town), and the twelfth son of the second ancestor Liu Guangchuangong (officially awarded as the magistrate of Ruijin County, Jiangxi). He was born on the first day of October in the second year of Baoyou (1254), and died on the 24th day of the fifth month in Dingchou (1337), the third year of the Yuan Dynasty, at the age of 84. He was buried in the new Beimenxia Village in the shape of a loach. Lives in Dayu County, Annan Prefecture. The Huang family was born on the fourth day of the fifth lunar month in the first year of Baoyou (1253) and died on the ninth day of the eighth lunar month in the third year of Yanyou (1316). She lived to be 64 years old and was buried in the shape of a tortoise. Concubine Zhong, the year of her death is unknown, and she was buried in human form. The concubine, Peng, died in an unknown year and was buried in the shape of a tortoise. Si Gu was born on the 5th day of the 11th day of the 11th month of the 1st year of Jingding (1260) and died on the 17th day of the 8th month of the 11th year of Dade (1307). He lived to be 48 years old and was buried in Dayu County. new city.
Gong originally lived in Ninghua, Fujian, and moved to Dayu County, Annan Prefecture. His descendants live in Tingzhou, Ninghua, Shanghang, Yongding, Yongfeng, Zhangzhou, Fuzhou, Quanzhou, Xiamen, Changting, Guangdong, Fujian. Zhaoqing, Wuhua, Dabu, Jieyang, Chaoyang, Wengyuan, Xingning County Yetang, Xinpi, Heshui Town, as well as Jiangxi, Hubei Wuchang and other places. Five sons were born: 1: Nian Yilang (Fengshan), 2: Nian Erlang (Feng Shu), 3: Nian Sanlang (Fengxiang), 4: Nian Silang (Fengmei), 5: Nian Wulang (Fengyi).
The descendants live in Tingzhou, Ninghua County, Shanghang, Yongding, Yongfeng, Zhangzhou, Fuzhou, Quanzhou, Xiamen, Changting in Fujian, Zhaoqing, Wuhua, Dabu, Jieyang, Chaoyang and Weng in Guangdong. Yetang, Xinpi and Heshui towns in Yuan, Meizhou and Xingning counties, as well as Wuchang in Jiangxi and Hubei, etc.
Liu Juhan's grandfather - Liu Kaiqi
Liu Kaiqigong, named Bigao, also named Shenqi, also named Sanlang, and posthumously named Renchuang. Liu's ancestors came to Guangdong from Fujian. He was born in Shibi Township, Ninghua County, Tingzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province on the 19th day of the first lunar month of Renyin, the ninth year of Chunxi reign of Emperor Xiaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty (1182). During the Jiading period of Emperor Ningzong of the Song Dynasty (1208-1224), he was granted the title of Governor of Chaozhou Prefecture in Guangdong Province (General Governor). Town), died on the 15th day of July, the 17th year of Jiading (1224), the 17th year of Emperor Ningzong's reign in the Song Dynasty. He was officially awarded Chaozhou Capital Control (Chaozhou Headquarters), his wives were Gong and Huang, and they had a son: Guangchuan. During the Southern Song Dynasty, he was originally from Shibi Village, Ningzhou, Fujian. He worked in Guangdong. His family moved from Fujian to Chaozhou and Jiaying Prefecture (now Meizhou) in Guangdong to establish a business. Later, he led his troops in the Huang Yanzhang Rebellion in Xingning. Unfortunately, he died in the camp. His descendants buried him in Beixiang, Xingning County, Jiaying Prefecture, Guangdong (now Gangbei Town, Xingning). Qianxiang. Outside the ancestral tomb, there are unique peaks and a long river on the back of the hill. It is majestic and majestic. It has been a hard-earned Jixue Tomb for more than 800 years.
The father of Liu Juhan - Liu Guangchuan
Liu Guangchuan, named Bian, courtesy name Qingshu, posthumous title Guangchuan. Born in the Jiading period of the Southern Song Dynasty, he became a Jinshi at the age of 27 during the Yanyou period of Renzong, and became an official. He was awarded the magistrate of Ruijin County in Jiangxi Province (some say the governor of Ganzhou). Because of his merits in building cities and pacifying the Dong bandits, he was promoted to the rank (i.e., court official) of Fengyi Lang (i.e., the six departments of the Yuan Dynasty: official, household, ritual, soldier, punishment, and work). The Yilang official in Zhongzhong is the fourth grade). During his tenure, he worked diligently and loved the people, built cities and schools, and defeated the Dong bandits. He had outstanding political achievements and was awarded the official title of Zhongfeng Lang.
Guangchuan Gong was born in Ninghua County, Fujian Province and died in Beijing. The tomb is located in the dragon-shaped eye cave on the back of the triangle pond in Jinjili, Ruijin County, Jiangxi. Because his son Liu Kaiqi was buried in Xingning, Liu Long (Guang Chuan's grandfather) ordered some of his descendants to go to the foot of Zoumaling and Chengxiang in Longgui Cave, North Xiang, Xingning to start a business. Liu Guangchuan married the Ma family and the Yang family, and gave birth to fourteen large families: Juyuan, the second family, Judi, the third family, Juyuan, the fourth family, Juhai, the sixth family, Julang, the seventh family, and Jubo, the eighth family. Ju Lian, Jiu Fang Ju Jiang, Ten Fang Ju Huai, Eleven Fang Ju He, Twelve Fang Ju Han, Thirteen Fang Ju Hao, Fourteen Fang Ju Shen (known as "One Meridian Hong Kai Fourteen Fang", also known as " Twenty-seven men").
Guangchuan Gong and his wife were originally buried together in the Triangle Pond, Ruijin, Jiangxi Province, in the Dragon-shaped Eye Cave. Later, the descendants of Xingning, Wuhua, Meizhou City, Meixian District, Longchuan and other districts and counties negotiated and moved Ma's golden remains to a field in Gantou Village, Tanwen, Longchuan, where a toad fell into a well shape, and the gold was divided into Renshan and Hai. In December 2003, a grand completion ceremony was held to renovate Mrs. Ma's tomb, and it was agreed that the whole family would worship on February 12th every year. In order to commemorate Guang Chuan Gong, his descendants built a memorial tomb for Guang Chuan Gong behind the Liu family's main ancestral hall in Rongshu Village, Xingninggang, and worshiped on the 19th and 20th of the first lunar month. It is widely spread that Gong gave birth to fourteen sons (the Ma family gave birth to nine sons and the Yang family gave birth to five sons), that is, the fourteenth eldest family. In this generation, the people are prosperous and the tribes are becoming more numerous.
Background: After Guangchuan gave birth to his fourteenth son, he encouraged his son to develop outward and not to be obsessed with his family. This poem was relatively bold and open in feudal society, that is, it was part of the reform and opening up, including the flow of talents, work and business exchanges, information sharing, etc., but the ultimate goal is to recognize the ancestors and return to their ancestors. Draft remembers the fine tradition of the source of water. Liu Guangchuan gave birth to 14 sons, 86 grandchildren, and 360 great-grandchildren, all living in various places in the south of the Yangtze River. Because his descendants lived in various places, he once composed a rhyme poem to instruct the fourteen sons on the talisman to recognize their ancestors and return to the clan:
The horses are riding out of the frontier, and they can follow the rules wherever they go;
For many years, foreign countries are all my territory, and when I visit other places, I am my hometown;
Don’t forget your relatives’ words in the morning and evening, and pay attention to your ancestors’ incense in the morning and dusk;
God bless me, Mao Jin clan, February 7 The man's *** is Chi Chang.
The son of Liu Juhan
Gong Juhan gave birth to four sons (one theory is that he gave birth to five sons).
The eldest son is Nian Yilanggong (1392～1457), the eldest son of Juhan Gong. The courtesy name is Fengshan, and the nickname is Chuanxun, Wanqiu, and Clan Feng. Officially awarded the title of Zhaoqing and Wuchang Prefecture. He was born on the 25th day of May in Renshen (1392), the 25th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, and died on the 18th day of March in Ding Chou (1457), the first year of Tianshun, at the age of 66. Concubine Qiu; gave birth to three sons: Ningyuan (Wanshen), Wanji, and Wanhe. Lives in Fossil Wall Cave in Ning, Fujian. The ancestors were originally buried in the shape of fish swimming in the Wuhua Plum Forest, and later moved to the shape of crow falling outside the west gate of Tingzhou Prefecture. His ancestors originally lived in Shishibidong, Ning, Fujian. The descendants live in places such as Xingningping, Yangtankengpuwei in Guangdong, Dazhongdanshuitang in Yetang, Longchitou in Heshui, Xinbenggangxia in Xinpihua, Zhaoqing, Zijin, Wuhua, Huichang and Xingguo in Jiangxi, Wuchang in Hubei, and Sichuan.
The second son is Erlang Gong (1393～1465), the second son of Juhan Gong. The courtesy name is Feng Shu, Feng Lin, and the name is Zu Lin. He was born on the third day of the second lunar month in the 26th year of Hongwu's reign (1393) in the Ming Dynasty, and died on the 28th of the third month in the first year of Chenghua's reign (1465) at the age of 73. He is descended from the Zhu family and the Zhang family; they have three sons: Yixing, Yijue and Yijing. They live in Tianbei, the capital of Zhongdu, Shanghang, Fujian. The dead body was buried in the shape of a centipede. The descendants live in Changting, Fuzhou, Guangdong Wuhua Mianyang, Jieyang, Haifeng, Lufeng and other places.
The third son is Nian Sanlanggong (1399～1462), the third son of Juhan Gong. The courtesy name is Fengxiang, and his nickname is Wanzhuang and Zuxiang. Officially granted the title of magistrate of Yangchun County, Zhaoqing Prefecture. He was born on the fifth day of June in the first year of Jianwen (1399) in the Ming Dynasty, and died on the thirteenth of July in the sixth year of Tianshun (1462) at the age of 64. The descendants are Lai and Zeng; they have three sons: Kou Kou, Kou Kou and Xu Yuan. The descendants live in Yong'an, Fujian, Chao'an District, Chaozhou City, Guangdong, Meixian District, Meizhou City, Dabu and other places. He was buried in Sanjiatang.
The fourth son is named Silang Gong (1403~?), the fourth son of Juhan Gong. The name is Fengmei, and the name is Mei.
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The fifth son is Nian Wulang Gong, who is paired with Feng and Yang, and is the fifth son of Juhan Gong. His courtesy name was Fengyi, he was awarded the title of Guanglu doctor, and he had three sons. After Nian Wulang, he lived in Luogang District, Guangzhou.