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Preliminary arrangement of the data of Yu family in Sima Zhuang, Rushan, Weihai (gavinlynn arrangement) Yu family is a big surname in contemporary China, but the origin of Yu family is not as complicated as other big surnames. Among them, the mainstream branch of the Yu family originated from the surname Ji in the Zhou Dynasty, and its ancestor was the second son's uncle. According to the Book of the New Tang Dynasty and the Prime Minister's Lineage Table, when Jiang Taigong assisted Zhou Wuwang to win the world, King Wu was greatly enfeoffed, and the second son was sealed in Zhi country (now Zhi village, Beixiwan Town, Qinyang, Henan Province), which was called Zhi book. Later, the state of Zhi perished, and the descendants of Zhi took the country as their surname, and some took Zhi as their surname. Some people go to town to take the surname Yu, for the sake of Henan. Historically, surnames are authentic. In addition, according to Taoist records, there was a grandson of Yu in the East China Sea (Donghai County is the county of Yu's family), who was originally a Han Chinese and moved to Daibei with Tuoba GUI (roughly equivalent to Daixian, Wutai and Yuanping in Shanxi today), so he changed to Xianbei and changed his surname to Wan Yu's. Emperor Xiaowen resumed when he moved the capital to Luoyang to carry out the sinicization reform. So this branch is still after the township party. The third branch of the Yu family is different from the above two branches. There was a spring rain family in ancient China. According to historical records, Chunyu was originally a noble surname in the Tang Dynasty after Jiang Taigong. Later, in order to avoid the surname of Li Chun in Tang Xianzong, it was changed to Shi Yu. After the Song Dynasty, some descendants returned to the Chunyu Kun family, while others still adopted Shi Yu. But the descendants from Chunyu's family have not been found so far, so I personally guess that there are not many descendants of this branch. Therefore, the mainstream authenticity of Yu's family should still be after the book of Ji's surname. For more than 2,000 years, Yu clan people have been living in the north, especially in Shandong, Henan, Northeast China and other provinces. Among them, the Yu family in Sima Zhuang, Rushan, Shandong Province is an outstanding representative of the Yu family for a long time. According to the information provided by Yu Xiansheng, the 24th Sima Zhuang, to Rushan Information Port, the first generation (branch secretary) to the tenth generation was in Qinyang, Henan Province, with the representatives of the ninth generation in Xie, the tenth generation in Gan and Kun. The eleventh to twenty-sixth generations are also in Qinyang, Henan; In 249 BC, a family named Yu moved to Tancheng, Shandong Province, where it passed from the 26th generation to the 35th generation. From the 36th generation to the 70th generation (Yu Jingzu), he moved to Gushan, Rongcheng, Shandong. The seventy-first generation (Li Yu) moved to Dashuipo, Hongshuilan (met the seventy-second generation), and then the population flourished and moved to all parts of the country. According to Sima Zhuang's Yu's Genealogy, Guanggong lived in Wendeng Chishan, and when the Song Dynasty crossed south, the nomadic people were in chaos. Gong Gong moved from Chishan to Hejiatuan (renamed Jia 'an and Sima Zhuang successively) in Nanshishan Township, Ninghai Prefecture, leaving the city 140 Li, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and Da Songwei was appointed as Haiyang County in the first year of Qianlong. It is speculated that the Yu family in Chishan, Rongcheng, Shandong Province may have moved from Tancheng, Linyi, Shandong Province to Chishan in the Eastern Han Dynasty or even later. Later, they left Chishan one after another and arrived at Sima Zhuang, Wendeng Dashuipo, Dong 'e, Tai 'andong and other places in Rushan, Shandong. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a famous Yu family in Dingguo, who was from Donghai County. Tancheng belongs to Donghai county), so the Yu family in Chishan may be a descendant of Yu Dingguo. It is generally believed that the relationship between Sima Zhuang and Dashuipo is closer. However, there are still doubts about the migration order of Sima Zhuang and Dashuipo. Whether the relationship between Sima Zhuang and Dashuipo is inherited or developed in parallel has always been difficult to solve. Later, at the end of the Qing Dynasty, a tombstone was unearthed in Dashuipo. The owner of the tombstone is Yu Jingzu, the ancestor of Dashuipo. The information provided by Yu Xiansheng to Rushan Information Port was sorted out from the information recorded on the tombstone. However, Yu Xiansheng himself has doubts about these materials. According to him, the tomb of Yu Jian, the third generation of Dashuipo family, should be in Rushan. Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, people in Dashuipo visited Rushan to sweep the grave. Sima Zhuang people agreed that Sima Zhuang must have moved directly from Chishan and would not be a descendant of Dashuipo. After returning home this summer, I rode my bike for dozens of miles to find out the situation in Sima Zhuang's ancestral home, Sima Zhuang Village, Rushanzhai Town, Rushan City, Shandong Province (the village is now divided into three administrative villages: South Sima Zhuang, North Sima Zhuang and East Sima Zhuang, except for a few high surnames, the rest are surnamed Yu; Nansimazhuang was founded by Yu Xiangze and Yu's thirteenth generation grandson during the apocalypse of the Ming Dynasty. The original genealogy of Sima Zhuang was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. Fortunately, Sima Zhuang kept some genealogical manuscripts in the clan. Inquired about it, I saw the Yu family genealogy hidden by the twenty-fifth generation grandson of the Yu family in Simazhuang Village. It was learned from Mr. Yu that the ancestor of Sima Zhuang was Yu Guanggong, and in the Jin Dynasty (this time is speculative, about the early Southern Song Dynasty), he moved from Chishan in Rongcheng to the present Sima Zhuang. Sun Yu, the sixth son of Guan Gong, was named Qing Dynasty. From the Yuan Dynasty to the second year, he was given the position of Jinshi, the general manager of Yanzhou Road military and civilian, and ordered the minister of the Ministry of War, Sima Du, to manage garrison affairs. Every time I go home to visit relatives, I will dismount and walk to Xiazigou village, and then walk to Xiazigou before getting on the horse to show that I don't forget my ancestors. Later, Bao Zhong's maternal story was passed down as a much-told story. To commemorate Yu, Guan and Yaozigou were renamed Sima Zhuang and Jiamagou respectively. The genealogy of the Yu family in Sima Zhuang was first compiled in the fourteenth year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty. It was compiled by brother Yu Gongfu (Zi Zishou), grandson of Guanggong XII. Since then, the genealogy of Sima's family has been rebuilt in Chunyao in the 16th year of Qing Yongzheng, Huapeng in the 17th year of Qianlong, Liangsi in the 18th year of Zaidong and Jiaqing, Zhongyan in the 19th year of Guoyu, Jingyi in the 20th year of Guangxu, Yating in the 23rd year of the Republic of China and Kuijian in the 21st year of the Republic of China. It is very sad that the genealogy after eight revisions was burned in the Cultural Revolution. Fortunately, Mr. Founding's father participated in the last revision of the genealogy, and he used the manuscript left by his father to sort out the existing genealogy of the Yu family in Sima Zhuang. However, since the eighth century, this genealogy has basically been recorded only by the local branch of Sima Zhuang. However, at present, other places where the descendants of the Yu family are known to be distributed, such as Mr. Yu (Shi) in Guancun Village of Rushanzhai Town, the reconstruction of Rushankou Village, and some clan relatives in Liaoning Province, have preserved some genealogical data of the Yu family. Moreover, many descendants of Sima Zhuangyu's family still retain a relatively complete genealogy, so it should not be difficult for Sima Zhuangyu's family to collect genealogical data if they want to rebuild it. Like many aristocratic families, the Yu family in Sima Zhuang has been passed down from generation to generation. When the music score was revised for the first time in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, it was decided that "Si Er can still be carried, and he will follow Wei Chong's heart." Every year is new, and one year is new. "In the twenty-fifth year of the Republic of China, when the score was revised for the last time, a cross was made:" It is advisable to make a long speech, be gentle and cultivate one's morality. The country's gratitude is eternal, and Zudeshao is full of spring. "Everyone in the clan takes their names according to the word generation set by their ancestors. As for the generational distribution of clan members in Sima Zhuang, although no field investigation has been made, it is known that there are more than 20 generations in Sima Zhuang, 22 generations in Chijiakou and 29 generations in Liushuitou Village of Zhucheng Town. In addition, Mr. Yu said that there were 28 generations of Yu in Simazhuang village and 27 generations of Yu in Yujiazhuang village in Xia village, so Yujiazhuang village should have 29 generations. I need to add that there are a lot of misinformation about the word Yu's generation in Sima Zhuang on the Internet, such as "worshipping the heart in the shrine", "being blessed in the coming year" and "being blessed in the coming year" and so on. These are all wrong. The word generation I wrote was copied from the Yu family tree in Sima Zhuang, which is absolutely correct. However, Sima Zhuang people can't make a reasonable explanation for these words. Why our ancestors chose these words when arranging music in those years may never be known. In addition, many Yu clan members who moved out of Weihai said that they were from Simazhuang or Dashuipo, but many foreigners often made a mistake about the ownership of Simazhuang and Dashuipo. It needs to be corrected here. Sima Zhuang was originally the state capital Ninghai House, formerly known as Hejiatuan. Sima Zhuang was named Sima Zhuang because he was appointed as the minister of war. Now Sima Zhuang is divided into three administrative villages: East, South and North. Later it belonged to Haiyang County, Yantai, and now it belongs to Rushanzhai Town, Rushan City, Weihai. Dashuibo originally belonged to Wendeng County, the state capital, and now it still belongs to Dashuibo Town, Wendeng City, Weihai City. According to Yu XIansheng's genealogy, his descendants migrated and distributed as follows: Xing Yougong (Xi)' s eldest son Gong Fugong, and Gong Fugong (12th Changzhi)' s descendants: Beisimazhuang Village, Taishang Village, Daguan Village, Xilan Village, Pinglan Village and Huangbuya Village. Descendants of the second son of Gong, the son of Xing You: Chijiakou Village, Shagouzi Village, Loucun Village, Qian Shan Village, Xiaoguan Village, Shuidao Village, Quhua Village, Jiangcun Village, Guanzhuang Village, Nangengjia Village, Yezi Village, Beisimazhuang Village, Rushanzhai Village, Xizhou Gezhuang Village, Fengtai Ding Village, Tenghe Village, Kongyi Mountain and so on. The descendants of Xing Yougong's third son Ying: Beisimazhuang, Xizhuang, Songjiahe, Chijiakou, Congmayuan and moved to Liaodong. Xing Yougong's four sons should be Xianggong (born with six sons: Xiangze, Xiangxun,,, Xiang *), and they are descendants of Nansimazhuang, Tenghe, Gaojiaxing, Yujiazhuang, Jiangcunwa, Nanxingshan, Taishang, Beisimazhuang, Pinglan, Zhu Lan and Sha respectively. Xing Yougong's fifth son applied for male offspring: behind the mound in the courtyard, on the stage and so on. In addition, the descendants of the tenth generation of Cai Fuguong moved to East Sima Zhuang, Chijiakou, Mosuo, Tenghe, Hengshan Hou, Xenophobia, Qiu Jiaxing, Jingzi, Xiachu, Nanxiang, Battle, Yujiahe, Xiaotuan and Shenyang. The descendants of the first 1 1 Shibo Yougong moved to Dujia, Jinqing (Shiqing) Ridge, Xiaoan and Sangxingbu. 1 1 descendants of Shi Shengyou's father-in-law moved to Kuang, Rushanzhai, Guanzhuang, etc. Except for those who moved out of Simazhuang to Muping and Liushuitou of Zhuwang before the 12th, the rest basically moved out of Simazhuang after the 12th. Another descendant of Rushanzhai Village moved to Shi Cun. Yu Xiansheng introduced that someone may have moved to Dashuipo in Sima Zhuang, probably Sun Yuyuan (Yu Guangquan-Yu Sangong-Yu Deren-Yu Yuan), but even if such a branch moved to Dashuipo, according to the current data, Dashuipo belonged to this clan before Yuan, so Yu Yuan was not the first Yu clan to reach Dashuipo. Dashuipo genealogy records that the first generation of Dashuipo was Yu Jingzu, about. There is also a Yu Jingzu in Sima Zhuang's genealogy, but this Yu Jingzu is the fourth grandson of Guanggong and should be from the end of Yuan Dynasty, so this Yu Jingzu and Dashuibo Yu Jingzu should be two different people.