Implemented as a descendant of Guangde VII Jing 'an Gong.
The sixth generation Duncheng gave birth to four sons: Changfang Jinghua is the school in front of the temple, the second room is the Ding Wei school, the third room is the Song Lin school, and the fourth room is the blacksmith school. (This is recorded in Zhao Mu's genealogy)
The Zheng family in Puningli Lake belongs to the four-room blacksmith school, and there are three reasons for being identified as the blacksmith school.
First, the epitaph of our ancestor Xing's tomb clearly says "Niangzi King, Zhangpu County, Zhangzhou District, Fujian Province", so it can be concluded that our ancestors moved here in Zhangpu, Fujian Province.
Second, our ancestors made a living by striking iron. It is said that my father and son came all the way from Fujian to Songbaiwei Village in Lihu, and saw that this place is a treasure trove of geomantic omen and can take root in business. In the second and third generations, the ancestral hall was built: it was called "Xingzu Temple". From the above, we can conclude that we are the seventh iron-striking school of Guangde Palace in Zhangpu Old Town (under the iron-striking school of Sifang Jing 'an Palace).
Third, our Xingzu Temple has hall numbers and couplets:
Zhangpu Branch has a long history.
Guangyuantang
Taian Yong ju Shi ze Chang
The hall number of guangde temple in Zhangpu: "Guangde Hall" is related to our "Guangyuan Hall".
There are only two things that can't be verified: 1, Jingan Gongxi School was in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and our prosperous ancestors were in the late Ming Dynasty, with a difference of about one hundred years. The question now is, during the time when our ancestors came from Fujian to do business while the iron was hot, it is very likely that two or three generations were unclear and could not investigate. 2. Jing 'an Gong is a descendant of Tai. The ancient village name of our Songbaiwei village is "Tai An Wei". I wonder if there is a connection between the two.
On behalf of the word: "Xing Gang Oh Ji, Wan Dils, literature, great success."