The order of the 36 generations of the Yang family is as follows:
The first five generations of the Yang family failed the examination. In 1990, fifty-five new characters were added to the continuation of the score, and *** plan Fifty-eight characters, the order of the 36 characters is as follows:
The 6th generation: Ru, the 7th generation: Ming, the 8th generation: De, the 9th generation: Hong, the 10th generation: Qing, The 11th life: Wan, the 12th life: Kui, the 13th life: Mao, the 14th life: Hua, the 15th life: Xi, the 16th life: Tian, ??the 17th life: Qi, the 18th life: Xiang, the 19th life : Cheng, 20th life: Tao.
The 21st life: Shao, the 22nd life: First, the 23rd life: Shui, the 24th life: Industry, the 25th life: Jian, the 26th life: Yu, the 27th life: Later, the The 28th life: Chang, the 29th life: Lu, the 30th life: Bao, the 31st life: Zheng, the 32nd life: Wei, the 33rd life: Guo, the 34th life: Xi, the 35th life: Qing, the 36th life :Show.
Zi generation
Zi generation, also called Zipai, refers to the characters used in names to express family seniority (mostly the characters in the middle of the name), commonly known as Pai. Its meaning is to cultivate one's morality and manage one's family, to bring peace to the people and govern the country, to bring good fortune and health, and to achieve prosperity. Zi generation is an important naming form that has been passed down for thousands of years in China. It is also a special "ritual" system in ancient China, which has continued to modern times. Due to various reasons, since the 1950s and 1960s, the generation genealogy has become unfamiliar to the world, and this phenomenon is even more obvious among the younger generation.