The county looked at Chenliu: Chenliu County was established in the 26th year of the Qin Dynasty (221 BC), and Chenliu County was established in the Han Dynasty, in today's Kaifeng area of ??Henan Province. Jincheng: Jincheng County was established in the sixth year of the Han Dynasty (81 BC), which is equivalent to the area west of Lanzhou in Gansu Province and east of Qinghai Lake in Qinghai Province. The place of governance was Yunwu (now northwest of Yongjing County, Gansu Province). During the Daye period of the Sui Dynasty and the Tianbao and Zhide years of the Tang Dynasty, Lanzhou was renamed Jincheng County.
The origin of "Bian"
1. In the Shang Dynasty, there was a vassal state named Bian (the current location is unknown). He was an earl and was called Bian Bo. Later, Bian was the surname. During the Zhou Dynasty, there was an official named Bian Bo. 2. Comes from the surname Zi. During the Zhou Dynasty, the son of the king of the Song Dynasty was named Cheng (an imperial soldier) with the courtesy name Zibian. Later generations of his descendants took the surname Bian and became a branch of the surname Bian.
Hall name
?Feiji Hall?: Bianshao of the Later Han Dynasty, with the courtesy name Xiaoxian, was famous for his literature and had hundreds of students. Bian Shao once fell asleep during the day, and his students laughed at him privately, saying, "Bian Xiaoxian has a loose belly and is too lazy to study, but he wants to sleep." Bian Shao replied: "Bian is the surname, Xiao is the character, and the belly is loose, and the Five Classics are inscribed." Thinking. When it comes to classics, I have the same dream as Zhou Gong, and I have the same dream as Confucius. I can laugh at it as a teacher, so what can be said about it? " Later, Bian Xiaoxian became a minister.
Migration distribution
There are about 20,000 people in the villages with the Bian surname in Zhuji City, Zhejiang Province; the ancestors of Biansu Gong Biansu who migrated from the Central Plains for nearly a thousand years are Zhuji Bian villages Ancestor of the Bian clan. The Genealogy of the Bian Family in Tongshan, Jiyang compiled in 1920 was compiled from the Genealogy Narrative of the Bian Family written by Wei Liaoweng in the Song Dynasty. This article describes the ancestor of the Bian Family in Zhuji Bian Village, Jin Gong (also known as Shenfu and Jingqi). The relationship with Bian Su. It is recorded in the article: Duke Jin moved from Wen to his home near the same mountain as Cheng Feng Lang. He was concerned about the loss of his legacy, so he searched for the manager to send an ultimatum and publish a detailed silk map to indicate the future. I know that Mr. Su has three sons. The brother-in-law is in hiding, not serving as an official, and his fame and position are meaningless. Zhongzi Shougong served as an assistant in Xichuan County and showed his talents to the fullest. His son Ji Chang then took over his residence. Four generations later, the scriptures were transferred to Henan, but the three heirs were scattered and could not be recounted and passed on again. When Longgong got up and showed his official duties during the festival, he went to the pine gate of Daowen, where he was ordered to patrol the sea. He chose to live there and Zhong Yujin was the Duke. This was the auspiciousness of establishing and direct descendants. Wei Liaoweng (1178-1237), courtesy name Hua Fu and nickname Heshan, was a native of Pujiang, Qiongzhou (now part of Jiangxi). He was a bachelor of Duanming Palace and was a famous Neo-Confucian in the Southern Song Dynasty. "Genealogical Narrative of the Bian Family" was written by Wei Liaoweng in the 15th year of Jiading in the Song Dynasty (1222). It should be an important historical material for tracing the origin of the Bian family in Bian Village. In the "History of the Song Dynasty" compiled by Tuotuo of the Yuan Dynasty, the "Biography of Bian Su" was found in the 60th volume of biographies. The full text is as follows: Bian Su, courtesy name Anguo, was born in Chuqiu, Yingtian Prefecture. After becoming a Jinshi, in addition to being a judge in Dali and a scholar in Qianxian County, he moved to Taichang to become a doctor. Wei Yu, the envoy of the Third Division, recommended him as the judge of the Ministry of Household Affairs, worshiping the southern suburbs. The emperor used the hook of three divisions to seize the trouble. At the beginning of the Dao period, he set up an accounting division and ordered the emperor to take the amount of the money and use it. After the account was completed, he moved to the Ministry of Industry. Zhenzong was lucky to be in Daming Mansion, and ordered Su Long to travel in Liangcao. He was transferred to the Kaifang Division, went to Caozhou, and moved to Xingzhou. When Hui Khitan invaded, the ground was shaken repeatedly, the city walls were destroyed, and there was no defense. The emperor was in Chanzhou and issued a secret edict: "If the state cannot be defended, take advantage of the situation and protect other cities." ?The imperial edict was not issued, but Ding Zhuang, the governor, took advantage of the city and opened various gates, and sent troops to replace them. Riding Fu at the foot of the city, Su and Zhan won a small victory. The Khitans were unpredictable. They stayed there for three days and then led him away. At that time, the six prefectures of Zhen, Wei, Shen, Zhao, Ci, and Ming were closed to the outside. Anyone, young or old, who came to the city would open the door to welcome them. He was promoted to a privy scholar and moved to Xuanzhou. He drove to the mausoleum and moved to Henan Prefecture. Also, go to the third class courtyard for activities. When he came out of Zhi Tianxiong's army, he moved to Zhending Mansion and moved to Shizhong. He was sued by Wang Sizong. There was an old quarrel between Si Zong and Su, and they satirized and sentenced Dongfang Qing to sue Su Qian in the state. He secretly used public money to trade and regulate profits, sent officials to rape the citizens' sheep, and bought women to live in. When the emperor came to the throne to deal with the matter, the emperor wanted to suppress the ministers who were close to him. He did not want to be subordinate to the officials, so he sent Liu Zong and Ren Zhongzheng to express it in a chapter and to suppress and lead the ambush. For his merits in defending the city, he stopped the capture of three officials and was demoted to deputy envoy of Yuezhou Tuanlian. After a long time, he moved to Wuchang and Anyuan as the deputy envoy of Jiedu Army. He started to know Guangzhou, and moved to Sizhou as the deputy envoy of Taining Army Jiedu, and then moved to Taizhou, where he died. Zidiao, eventually became a member of the Ministry of War, Wai Lang, and the transport envoy of Fujian Road.