The county looks to Jiyang County: During the reign of Emperor Hui of the Jin Dynasty, Chenliu County was established in the Jiyang Kingdom, and was later changed to a county. It was governed in Jiyang (in the northeast of Lankao, Henan Province), and controlled Jiyang and Kaocheng (today's Minquan County). Northeast) counties, whose jurisdiction is equivalent to the present-day Lankao and Minquan areas in Henan. In the late Eastern Jin Dynasty, after the Jin Dynasty moved southward, Jiyang County was deposed.
Danyang County: Danyang is also known as Runzhou and Danyang County, an ancient place name. Danyang County was founded in the second year of Yuanshou in the Western Han Dynasty (121 BC). It was reorganized from the original Zhang County. Its administrative seat was Wanling (today's Xuancheng, Anhui). It administered seventeen counties, and its jurisdiction was equivalent to today's Anhui Province. South of the Yangtze River, west of Damao Mountain in Jiangsu Province and Tianmu Mountains in Zhejiang Province, and Wuqiang Creek, a tributary of the Xin'an River in Zhejiang Province. During the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Wu State moved its administration to Jiankang (today's Nanjing, Jiangsu Province), and its jurisdiction was subsequently reduced. After the fall of the Sui Dynasty, Chen Houfei Zeng was deposed. Later, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty established Runzhou and made Yanling (now Changzhou, Jiangsu Province) the administrative seat, and then made Jiangzhou (now Nanjing, Jiangsu Province) Danyang County. During the Tang Dynasty, it was moved to Dantu (now Zhenjiang, Jiangsu). During the Zhenghe period of the Northern Song Dynasty, it was promoted to Zhenjiang Prefecture. In the Ming and Qing dynasties and even in the Republic of China, Danyang today was just a county-level organization, located next to Liyang, Jiangsu, and close to the Yangtze River.
Xunyang County: Xunyang County was established in the first year of Yongxing in the Western Jin Dynasty (AD 304), and its administrative location was Xunyang (now Jiujiang, Jiangxi). During the Tang Dynasty, Jiujiang County was changed to Jiangzhou. In the first year of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty (AD 742), it was changed to Heyang County. In the first year of Qianyuan of the Tang Dynasty (AD 758), it was renamed Jiangzhou. Hall name: Jiyang Hall: the hall is built with hope.
Xunyang Hall: The hall is built with hope, also known as Jiujiang Hall, Jiangzhou Hall, and Heyang Hall.
Danyang Hall: The hall is built with hope, also known as Runzhou Hall and Danyang Hall. The four words "Hundred Plum Blossoms" are highly valued; the "Five Willows" are famous: The Shangliandian refers to Tao Fuheng, named Renshu, a native of Xinchang in the Yuan Dynasty. He tried to study Chinese studies during the Xianchun period of the Southern Song Dynasty. "One Hundred Odes". Xialiandian refers to Tao Yuanming, a poet from the Eastern Jin Dynasty who was born in Chaisang, Xunyang. He once served as Jiangzhou Jijiujiu, Zhenjunjunjun, Peng Zeling, etc. Due to social unrest and political corruption, he resigned and went into seclusion. There are five willow trees next to the house. He named himself Mr. Wu Liu and wrote "The Biography of Mr. Wu Liu". Tao Yuanming was good at poetry and poetry, and mostly described natural scenery and scenes of life in rural areas, often implying his hatred of the ruling group and his unwillingness to join in the disgrace, as well as his yearning for a peaceful society; in art, he had both plain talk and cheerfulness. , the language is simple and natural, with a unique style. There is "Tao Yuanming Collection".
The Prime Minister of the Mountains; the Taoist Taoist of Endurance:
The Shanglian Dian guides Tao Hongjing of the Liang Dynasty. During the reign of Emperor Wu, there was no way to recruit people. The court had to consult on important matters, so there was a saying of "Prime Minister of the Mountains" " known as. The second couplet indicates that Tao Kai, a poet in the dynasty, called himself "the Taoist of Endurance".
The green willow tree hangs over the door; the hand carries the black organ:
The Shangliandian refers to Tao Yuanming during the Jin Dynasty. He planted five willow trees in front of his house and named himself "Mr. Wuliu". "The Biography of Mr. Wu Liu". The lower couplet refers to the fact that when Tao Kan was the governor of Guangzhou during the Jin Dynasty, he carried hundreds of bricks (bricks) inside and outside his house day and night to encourage hard work.
Xunyang Shize; Zhengzi Jiasheng:
Quanliandian refers to Tao Yuanming, a native of Chaisang, Xunyang during the Jin Dynasty.
Cutting off one's hair makes it easy to drink; transporting one's clothes to work hard: The first couplet refers to Tao Kan's mother cutting off one's hair to make wine to entertain guests. The guests sighed and said: "But this mother would not have given birth to this son." The second couplet refers to Tao Kan's luck. Inspirational. Five words: Cherish the sun every inch of the shade; Love the spring night every moment: The Quan Lian Dian refers to the Tao Kan Shidian in the Jin Dynasty.
Both poetry, painting and writing are wonderful; teaching and practice are integrated: Shangliandian refers to Tao Yu, a calligrapher and painter during the Qing Dynasty, who was born in Xiangtan and lived in Jinling later. Ruoyu, nicknamed Zhenfu, specializes in poetry, calligraphy and seal cutting. He is especially good at painting flowers, which is very important in Huaiyang. Xialiandian refers to the modern educator Tao Xingzhi (1891-1946 AD), who was born in Shexian County, Anhui Province. He once studied in the United States. After returning to China, he noticed the problem of rural education very early. It proposed the integration of teaching and learning and the primary school teacher system, requiring the integration of education and practice to serve the people. Author of "China's Educational Reform" and so on.
Cherish connections thousands of miles away; people are among the three talents: Quanliandian refers to Tao Gu, the Minister of Rites, Punishments and Households in the Northern Song Dynasty. There is a canon of "ordering to cook tea with snow water".
The ink is thousands of miles away; the calligraphy is eternal: this couplet is a couplet of Tao Xingzhi’s poems.
Practice is the beginning of knowledge; learning is not about asking questions: This couplet is written by Tao Yuanming. Six words: Taking the universe as a classroom and nature as a master: This couplet is written by Tao Yuanming. Seven words: The position shows that Jiuzhou is still transporting rice; five willows planted on the door are returned to the plow: the first couplet refers to Tao Kan, a minister in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. In Guangzhou, hundreds of rice were transported outside the house in the morning and inside the house in the evening.
He once served as a military officer in eight states including Jingzhou and Jiaozhou. He was cautious in government affairs and often encouraged people to cherish every inch of their privacy. Xialiandian refers to Tao Yuanming, a writer in the Eastern Jin Dynasty who served as Peng Zeling. He did not give in to five fights and resigned to work in the fields.
Consultation of state affairs in Huayang Cave; arable fields in Peach Blossom Spring: The Shangliandian guides Tao Hongjing (456-536 AD), a Qiliang medical doctor of the Qi Dynasty, with the courtesy name Tongming and the name Huayang Zhenren. A native of Moling (now Nanjing, Jiangsu Province). The official Qi paid homage to the Lieutenant General of Zuowei Palace. Enter Liang and live in seclusion. Emperor Wu of the Liang Dynasty could not appoint anyone, but he was often consulted on important matters of the imperial court. People at that time called him "the Prime Minister of the Mountains". The lower couplet refers to Tao Yuanming, a writer of the Eastern Jin Dynasty who served as Peng Zeling. He did not give in to five fights and resigned to work in the fields.
The governor of Liangjiang helped the people; the military of the eight states cherished every inch of darkness: The Shangliandian refers to Tao Shu (1779-1839 AD), a Jinshi during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, with the courtesy name Zilin and Yunting. During Daoguang's reign, he became the governor of Liangjiang and Prince Shaobao, who also took charge of the salt administration. He supervised shipping, organized the salt affairs in Huaibei, planned the famine policy in Anhui, and dredged the Wusong River and Liuhe River to release the water from Taihu Lake.
Looking at a hundred plum blossoms, he is called a rhyme scholar; his name is Liu Aoxihuang, a high-ranking emperor: the first couplet refers to Tao Fuheng, a poet at the end of the Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, named Renshu, who was born in Xinchang. In the Song Dynasty, Xianchun took the middle school examination to supplement Chinese studies, and in the early Yuan Dynasty, he was appointed as a professor in Xingguojun. In the name of literary works, there is "Hundred Odes of Plum Blossoms". Xialiandian refers to Tao Qian (365-427 AD), a writer and poet of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Yuanming, who was born in Zisang, Xunyang (now Jiujiang, Jiangxi). Taste the "Biography of Mr. Wu Liu" to describe himself, "Huang Xi" refers to Fu Xi. The ancients imagined that people before Fu Xi were carefree and lived a leisurely life, so Tao Hermit called himself "Huang Xi". There is "Tao Yuanming Collection".
Justice can eventually defeat the enemy; loyalty will always shine on Hongzhang: This couplet is a couplet of poems from "Crossing the Tangkeng" by Tao Zhu (1908-1969 AD), member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Eighth Session of the Communist Party of China. Eight words and above: There are few swans, happiness and sorrow, and they are willing to stay alone; Luanjiao is to be continued, and they talk about lovesickness: The first couplet refers to Tao Ying of the Lu state of the Zhou Dynasty. Xialiandian refers to Tao Valley during the Song Dynasty.
A generation of Confucian ministers pioneered the great cause of Dian'an; a good pastor of eight states, built and restored the extraordinary merits: The Shanglian Dian indicates that Tao An, a native of Dangtu in the Dynasty, was named Zhu Jing. He participated in the provincial examination during the Yuan Dynasty and was appointed as He was the head of Mingdao Academy and lived at home to avoid the war. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, he was appointed as Zuo Si Yuan Wai Lang, who was responsible for making imperial edicts and studying national history. He also participated in the political affairs of Jiangxi Province. He was academically better than "Yi", and most of the etiquette systems at that time were decided by him. There is "Collection of Tao Xueshi". Xialiandian refers to Tao Kan, a native of Xunyang, Lujiang in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, who was promoted from county official to county governor. During the Yongjia period, he served as the prefect of Wuchang. In the early years of Jianxing, he served as the governor of Jingzhou and the governor of Guangzhou. During the Taining period, he served as the governor of Jingzhou and conquered the generals of the West. When Su Jun and Zu Yue rebelled, he assisted Yu Liang and Wen Qiao to regain Jiankang, and later served as the second officer of Jingjiang. The governor of the state, the commander-in-chief of the military affairs of the eight states. He is diligent in his ministry, does not drink alcohol or gamble, and often encourages others to cherish their time and is praised by others.
Don’t forget the style of our ancestors, plant five willows on the door; should encourage Hou Kun to learn from it, and write poems about hundreds of plum blossoms: This couplet is the couplet of the Tao family’s ancestral hall in Taolou, Changfeng County, Anhui Province.
The wise mother intercepted Yanbin and made her son the governor of eight states. She abandoned her official position and returned to seclusion. My family has five willows and high winds: This couplet is the ancestral couplet of the Tao family in Wuhu County, Anhui Province. Tao Yuanming's direct descendants said: "Jin Yuanzong, the country of wisdom and literature, has great achievements in thinking and uprightness."
Tao's generation in Huainan, Anhui: "The ancestors have deep origins, live long lives, wear hairpins, perform good deeds, and keep their benevolence for a long time. There is still kindness, training in the court, advocating etiquette and justice, the constitution, economics, keeping politics, maintaining integrity, being modest and auspicious forever." "Zhi Ning Yu Cai casts a stronghold in the country. He lives in the same village as his parents, sages, virtuous people, poets and calligraphers. Dan Guizun is from the same clan, with hundreds of thousands of households, and tens of billions of people working and studying, living in northern Anhui Province. His literary style, Zeshi, Lin Gongzhong, has been passed down for generations. The reputation of Liu Zhen's family is incense and spreads throughout the universe."
Anhui Wanling and Dangtu Tao family members: "The world shakes Xunkan, Li Gendui Zhiren, the holy righteousness, the filial piety, the friendship, the marriage, the rites, the music, the imperial family, the family reputation, the world's virtue, the glory, the glory, the blessing and the permission." Mao".
Anwei Hefei Tao's generation: "Chong (Cong) Xiang (Xian) Poetry (Ci) Song (Fu)".
The Tao family name in Xuancheng, Anhui: "Xianliangting..."
The Tao family name in Quanjiao, Anhui: "Yongchang Wan..."
Anhui Genealogy of the Tao family in Wuhu: "Dading Shaozong..."
Genealogy of the Tao family in Wuhu, Anhui: "People who are good at training and cultivating the clan..."
Wuhu, Anhui A line from Tao's family: "Everything will be prosperous and good times will come." < /p>
Anhui Wuwei Tao family has a word: "Zhang Cheng is prosperous and Yixing is prosperous."
The Tao family in Xiatangji, Taojiahu and Buli, Changfeng, Anhui Province: "Ronghua, Meng Yingzhao, Feng Taizhong, virtuous, virtuous and virtuous, Qingcun, new principles and strong will".
Tao's generation in Chaohu, Anhui: "Zong Mingde..."
Tao's generation in Huaibei, Anhui: "Jiayun Jianji Guangyan Sixu".
Anhui Tao family’s character generation: “Fragrant and blessed...”
Anhui Fuyang Tao family’s character generation: “The husband (jade) dragon (bing) is really auspicious ".
Tao's generation in Dingyuan, Anhui and Jingzhou, Hunan: "The ancestor of Cheng Zonghui, De Yongfang, followed propriety, kept righteousness, and was virtuous in the world."
Tao's generation in Fengyang, Anhui and Weihai, Shandong: "Jia Chuan, Zun Jun, Ze Lun, Xian Qi, family promotion, kindness, righteousness, wide thinking, Fan Zhang, Zhi Bao Cheng".
The Tao family in Lu'an, Anhui Province: "The successor of the country is ambitious and loyal."
A descendant of the Tao family in Suzhou, Anhui: "Zhao Tinghong (Xing) Guangyan Si Xu".
Tao's generation in Yongqiao District (Daying No. 2 Middle School), Suzhou, Anhui: "Zhao Tinghong (Xing) Guangyan Si Xu".
A descendant of the Tao family in Suzhou, Anhui: "Zhao Tinghong (or Xing) Guangyan Si Xu".
Tao's generation in Dangtu, Anhui: "A good family in the Ming Dynasty..."
Tao's generation in Wuhu, Anhui: "The great virtue Qi Hongji is good at describing his family."
The Tao family in Changfeng, Anhui Province has a lineage: "Ji De Chuan has a Qing Dynasty that promotes order and strengthens the country."
The Tao family in Changfeng, Anhui Province has a line of characters: "If you keep your benevolence, there will be more Xinxu".
Tao's generation in Shouxian County, Anhui Province: "Yuan Hong's learning is like a good response to a good person, but a good teacher."
The Tao family in Lujiang, Anhui: "Virtue comes from the dragon and is good"
The Tao family in Yanhe County, Guizhou: Deyi, Wan Shiren, and then the righteousness and light reach far, serve the imperial court This governance center
Ningbo, Zhejiang, Dong'ao, Dinghai, Wanrong Tao's generation: "The Jiajing ancestor's virtue, loyalty, filial piety, and courtesy were the best in the imperial court."
Ningbo, Zhejiang, Dinghai Yancang *** Yu Tao's generation: "Civil, military, righteous, loyal, virtuous, upright, peaceful, descendants, moral and good, happy, dedicated to Confucianism, and taught his children to pass on his fame."
Tao's generation in Ziwei, Ningbo and Dinghai, Zhejiang: "Zhiquanxing..."
Tao's generation in Taishun, Zhejiang: "Kong Yan, Zeng, Min, Yong, Meng, Cheng, Zhu Chang, Chuan Tong Yong. Smart".
Tao's generation in Ruian, Zhejiang: "Qiao Chongyou, Renhe Jingfu Shao, hundreds of texts, tens of millions of generations, Zhao Zhongbang (Min Xian), Hong Zong (Bing), De (Zhang), Zhi (Jun), Cun (Jie), Yong ( The virtuous person is the only (good) person who enlightens the scholars and is the great sign of Mao Fang and Dao Changguang, the literary scholar."
The Tao family in Taishun, Zhejiang Province: "Yongwenliang, friend, Jinsheng, court and family."
The Tao family in Xinchang, Zhejiang and Jianhu in Kuaiji: "Xingchang Pure Classics is written by a wise and wise ancestor."
Tao's generation in the three capitals of Shaoxing and Kuaiji, Zhejiang: "The legacy of the Jianye family can be traced back to the foundation of the family, and the lessons and plans can be continued to tell the story of the great success."
Tao's generation in Wuzhou and Tonghua, Zhejiang: "Huiding, Rongren, Zhifeng, Fujun, Wei, Mingxian, Kaitidun, worshiping etiquette, righteousness, loyalty, excellence, incorruptibility, Fan Yongxi, and Mu Xiantang often have a prosperous field."
Tao's generation in Dongyang, Zhejiang and Yiwu: "Yuan Minlong, Xiweidun, Houweidian, Zhaochui, filial piety, integrity, purification, Changjia, Yongbao, Shaocheng, Xunyan, Hengmian".
The Tao family of Lishui and Xuanping, Zhejiang Province: "Quality is handsome, outstanding, benevolent, righteous, propriety, wise, trustworthy, blessed, long-lived, prosperous, rich, noble, noble, heavenly, great, great, wise, wise, sea, yen, virtuous, clear, auspicious, and the country is prosperous."
Tao's generation in Huangyan, Zhejiang: "Uncle Jiutian Guang, Successor Yuxiu of the Great Dynasty".
Tao's generation in Linhai, Zhejiang: "Originally, I think of the emperor's brother, the prosperous emperor, the emperor Guang, uncle Ji Wenfang, the western capital, Yuxiu, Dongyue, Kaiji, and Zongkang, who was famous for his reign and Yongxi."
Tao's generation in Yuntan Village, Jinyun, Zhejiang: "The ancestor Yilun Xu Zhao Mu Tang Di Si Xing Xing Filial Friendship Dun Yingcai Morality Hengtai Benevolence, Justice, Integrity, Respect, Wen Lianghui, kindness, Chong Mo Lie's poetry, calligraphy, etiquette and music, civilization flourished The heroes, the virtuous, and the world are prosperous."
Tao's generation in Junchuan Village, Jinyun, Zhejiang: "Lu Lü adjusted the sun and the clouds made the rain and dew turn into frost, gold produced Lishui, and the jade came out of Kungang. The sword number was huge, and it was called Haoguang Guozhen. Li Naicai was the heavy introduction general."
The Tao family name in Jinyun, Zhejiang Province: "The Mu family has hundreds of billions of advancement, loyalty, civility and martial arts, high loftiness, kindness, honesty, wealth, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity, prosperity and prosperity." "Li Xun Yang".
Tao's generation in Pujiang, Zhejiang: "Hongkai Xingchuang Ji Zemei Si Gui Jia Zhang Ying Yuan Jiacheng Shao Qiwei Dao Yan Sheng ascended the clouds to keep the scriptures, attained the power and passed the righteousness, and inherited it forever."
The Tao family branch in Kuaiji, Zhejiang and Qiyang, Hunan:
Efang branch: "The scholars learned from Dazheng and the Ming Dynasty and inherited their ancestral virtues and will always be virtuous";
Jianfang branch: "The scholars and tourists are prosperous and prosperous, Hongji Shaoqi, loyalty and filial piety pass on the fragrance";
The Xingfang branch: "Zong Ze and Kong Changyi have a long history, and their ancestral ambitions can be followed by Qianfang";
Three Fangs combine: "Inherit the ancestors, cherish the virtues of the ancestors, follow the martial arts, hope for the virtuous and rich, and share the Yin Hongji, hope to promote the Qi, worship the filial piety, the friends, the harmonious, and the ethical ethics, and the scholarly fragrance of the Yi Dynasty will continue to grow and flourish for thousands of years";
The clan was reorganized: "Inherit the virtues of the ancestors, hope for the virtuous, benevolent and prosperous, prosperous, prosperous, prosperous, prosperous, prosperous, prosperous, prosperous, prosperous, prosperous, prosperous, prosperous, and prosperous."
Tao's generation in Jinhua, Zhejiang and Cangxi, Sichuan: "The descendants of scholars have followed the virtues and passed down the family and started poems and books. Pi Jisi has been Zhongzheng, accumulated good deeds, celebrated Yu Xiangrui, Zhong Shiyan, Lunyu, prosperous country, Zongyao, brilliance, far wealth and longevity." .
Hubei Huanggang, Daye Jinniu Tao's generation: "The founder was frugal and virtuous, the supreme leader Shun Longqing, the scribe founded the country, the poems and books, Shizetang, the family's great future, the eternal success, the reform of the industry, the great enlightenment, the sage, the sage, and the prosperity of the future. Qian Yi plans his ambitions and hopes that the saints will be virtuous, benevolent, righteous, propriety and faithful, and will be persevering and obedient, abiding by laws and regulations, and prospering for all generations."
Hubei Huanggang and Daye Tieshan Tao's generation: "Prosperous and prosperous, preserved the Qing Dynasty, Long and Shun Zhongjun, Shifu, Yi Yuan'er, astronomical light, An Mao, Yong Fu, Ji Ling, spread virtue, Ke Shao, Ying Feng Long, Taoist inheritance. Xue Yifang taught his children to have a righteous heart and be upright, to be determined to succeed, to succeed one after another with talents, and to be prosperous for generations to come."
A descendant of the Tao family in Macheng, Hubei Province: "Establishing filial piety, adhering to instructions, respecting relatives, and ensuring the birth of children." The imperial edict celebrates the favor and honor, and the minister, Ru Tian Ri, sends jade to the people of the world. He responds to his wishes with a gram of literary thought. He is enlightened and virtuous. Only by advocating for his righteousness and his righteous ambitions, and his good friends and successors, if he inherits the ancestral line, can his country be blessed for thousands of years."
A descendant of the Tao family in Macheng, Hubei Province: "The Yu Zong Wan Zheng Qi I will be honored forever, Chongxing, prosperous, prosperous, the moon shines, great brightness, great auspiciousness, great talent, wisdom, founding of the country, prosperity, virtue, benevolence, and righteousness, great achievements will determine Honghui."
Shahe, Macheng, Hubei, and Tao, Wanzhou, Chongqing: "There are (friends) who opened the foundation of the Tang (dynasty) and continued to develop their (wonderful) strength, heaven, earth, and people forever in this (world)."
Tao's generation in Tianmen, Hubei Province: "Wu Liang, a literary scholar who managed the country with both wisdom and wisdom".
Tao's generation in Huanggang, Hubei Province: "The ears prosper and the moon shines brightly."
Tao's generation in Wuxue, Huanggang, Hubei: "The pure and beautiful light of Daqi gold brings great glory to jade"
The Tao's generation in Hanchuan, Hubei: "The loyal and upright family members traveled far away to Qi Yongshichang" Shoucheng Chongshao said that his virtues inspired the virtuous."
The Tao family in Xiangfan, Hubei Province has a lineage: "the first to be upright, to be virtuous and to be safe".
The Tao family in Xiangfan, Hubei Province: "Speaking of Ke Mingdian..."
The Tao family in Xiangyang, Hubei Province: "Chun Yong Zuo Hua Chang succeeded Shu Yun Chuan Xiang".
Tao's generation in Nanzhang, Hubei Province: "Moral rituals often increase virtue and appearance."
Tao's generation in Wuhan, Hubei: "Qiming Maoshou, Dewei and Hong family were in charge".
The Tao family of Xiaochang, Hubei Province: "Benevolence, righteousness and morality are the principles of righteousness".
Jiangxi moved to Hubei, Tao's generation: "Essential, wise, fragrant, governing the country, literature, Wuliang, one dynasty, one hundred generations, Yongkang".
Tao's generation in Nanjing, Jiangsu: "The great virtue was prosperous and prosperous, the emperor's heart was established and the family was inherited by the great ancestors of Qing Dynasty forever."
Tao's generation in Xinyi, Jiangsu: "Ji Hong Yongchang..."
Tao's generation in Gaoyou, Jiangsu: "Fengzheng, Zhenghou, Changguang Palace, and his family will be forever prosperous" .
The Tao family in Jiangning, Jiangsu Province: "De Zhai Yan Hong Xu Jing Sheng Zhao Wenyuan".
Tao's generation in Suzhou, Jiangsu: "The civilized scholar in the imperial court learns grace and Ying Hongchang learns and becomes an Banggui, and his longevity is extended."
Tao's generation in Guanyun, Jiangsu: "Every step of the way leads to learning."
Tao's generation in Liyang, Jiangsu and Changzhou: "Ren Yuan Ying Wude Shi Ying Ke Maoding Zu".
The Tao family in Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province: "Bao Ji Hong Yong Chang".
Tao's generation in Shuyang, Jiangsu Province: "The civilized scholar in the imperial court learns from his kindness and Ying Hongchang learns from An Bang, and his longevity is extended."
Tao's generation in Lianyungang, Jiangsu: "Hong Wenming's ambition..."
Tao's generation in Guanyun, Jiangsu: "Every step of the way establishes learning and Wei".
Tao's generation in Suqian and Sihong, Jiangsu: "Xijia Jingzhengde (jade) hall (the eldest tenant) succeeds (the same friend) as a scholar".
Tao's generation in Wujiang, Jiangsu: "Speaking of loyalty and remembering the ancestors...".
The Tao family name in Sihong, Jiangsu: "The successor (friend) of Xijiajing Zhende Hall (tenant chief) Shoucheng".
The Tao family name in Pingle County, Guangxi: "The great talents and talents of the world..."
The Tao family name in Guyuan City, Ningxia: "Zong Zhengwen is a handsome man..." 1. The Tao surname moved south earlier than other surnames. As early as the Han Dynasty, people with the Tao surname had already crossed the Yangtze River and multiplied and developed.
2. Many people with the surname Tao are of noble character. For example, Tao Yuanming who refused to give in to five buckets of rice, Tao Hongjing, the prime minister of the mountains, Tao Zhiyue who led the uprising, Tao Zhu who did not follow the trend, etc.