? The Wang family of Xin'an belongs to the Langya Wang family branch. It comes from the Wang family of Jiangzuo. Bao Gong, a descendant of Dao Gong, is the Xianyang ancestor of the Wang family. The fourth generation of Bao Gong reaches Wei. Wei Gong has ten sons, among whom he is the fourth. The third son was called Luo; Luo Gong passed on to Yu five times and became the prime minister of Emperor Suzong of the Tang Dynasty; the second son of Yu Gong, the eldest was Ji, and the second was Yi. Yi gave birth to Qi, and Qi Gong gave birth to Bi. He was the ancestor of the Wang family of Xin'an. Bi Gong was named Da Xian, and he was good at riding, shooting and being a knight. It was the Tang Dynasty, the world was in chaos, and the people had no peace. Bi Gong led the troops to protect the people's safety, and the people relied on him. At that time, Yang Xingmi was the observation envoy of Xuan She. Hearing the name of Duke Bi, he filled up his military post. Bi Gong subsequently conquered the east and west and made many military exploits. Yang Xingmi founded the country of Wu and worshiped Dr. Bi Gongyin Qingguanglu, the Minister of the Ministry of Military Affairs, and Dr. Jiajin Ziguanglu. Xingmi died, and his son was a prodigal. He was ruthless and cruel. He gave birth to Bi Gong and became the order of Qimen. Bi Gong then asked the old man to become an official and settled in Buzhu Port, more than a hundred miles west of Qimen City.
Bi Gong had nine sons, all of whom served in the Southern Tang Dynasty and Wuyue, either as admonishing officials or marching Sima. The nine sons and twenty-three grandchildren were divided into various counties, scattered east and west of the Yangtze River, such as Qimen, Shexian, Jixi, Yixian, Xiuning, Xuancheng in Anhui, Wuyuan, Jiujiang, Pengze, Jiangxi, Hukou, Poyang, Jiande in Zhejiang, as well as Nanjing, Taizhou, Gaoyou and other places in Jiangsu, are known as the 136th House, and are the Wang family in Jiangnan. Today, the descendants of the Wang family in Xin'an are prosperous, and the clan members are distributed in various parts of the motherland. They have made great contributions to social justice, and many of them have gone global, benefiting all mankind!
Nine Sons and Twenty-Three Grandsons
Nine Sons
Wang Sicong (863——?), the eldest son of Bi Gong, was an official in the imperial court.
Wang Silian (864——?), the second son of Bi Gong, was an official who admonished the officials.
Wang Sizhong (867——?), the third son of Bi Gong, was a senior official.
Wang Simao (869——?), the fourth son of Bi Gong, served as a marching Sima.
Wang Sihui (872——?), the fifth son of Bi Gong, was the commander-in-chief of the Xuanzhou camp and died in the formation.
Wang Simuo (873——?), the sixth son of Bi Gong, became a professor in Hongzhou.
Wang Si Jing (875——?), the seventh son of Duke Bi, was appointed to the Zhimi Pavilion.
Wang Siliang (876——?), the eighth son of Bi Gong, was a senior official.
Wang Siqian (876——?), the ninth son of Bi Gong, served as an official in the Wuyue Kingdom as a guest in the province.
Twenty-three grandsons
Jingzhang, the eldest son of Sicong Gong, was favored by his father and had a literary background. He was an official at Wenlin Lang. He was first appointed as the chief registrar of Feng County, Fengzhou, and secondly as Jinkou Town. He served as the county magistrate of Anren County in Hengzhou for three times and the magistrate of Anyuan County in Ganzhou for the fourth time. He died during his term of office.
Jingyun, the second son of Sicong Gong, was favored by his father and was first appointed as the captain of Renhua County, Shaozhou. He was killed while catching thieves and was awarded the title of Xuanjiao Lang.
Jingwen, the eldest son of Duke Si Lian, was favored by his father and was promoted to Wenlinlang and later Tongpan.
Jing Zhao, the second son of Si Lian Gong, was first appointed as Taiping County Lieutenant of Xuanzhou, second as Hanyang Military Justice, third as Changzhou Wuxi County Magistrate, fourth as Chuzhou Guiyang County Magistrate, and fifth as Jingmen Military Magistrate. Lu, he served as an official in Xiazhou for six times.
Jingcheng, the third son of Si Lian Gong, served as Wen Linlang, and was the prime minister for nine times.
Respected and loved, I am the eldest son of Duke Si Zhong, and I am Wen Linlang.
Jingwan, the second son of Duke Sizhong, was promoted to county captain.
Jingde, the third son of Sizhong Gong, served as Jiangling County Lieutenant for the first time, Hongzhou Sihu for the second time, Secretary for the Imperial Palace for the third time, Shidai County Magistrate for the fourth time, Pengze County Magistrate for the fifth time, and Qian Magistrate for the sixth time. He served seven times as general magistrate of Liuzhou, and became an official in the imperial court.
Dedicated, the eldest son of Simao Gong.
Jingxiang, the second son of Simao Gong, was favored by his father and served as a supplementary general official. He was first appointed as the chief registrar of Jiangling County, secondly as Zhang Junzou Xuanqian, thirdly as the secretary of Hongzhou, and fourthly as magistrate of Shidai County.
Jingzhong, the eldest son of Duke Si, was first appointed as Lieutenant of Xiaoshan in Yuezhou, secondly as manager of Raozhou, thirdly as magistrate of Shishou County in Yuezhou, fourthly as official in Jinzhou, and fifthly as magistrate of Huaining County in Shuzhou Prefecture. He served as general magistrate of Guangzhou for six times, and became an official in the imperial court.
Respect Rao and think about the second son of Duke Cao. He was favored by his father and became an official.
Jinghai, the eldest son of Duke Si Jing, was first appointed as the Daoxian County Lieutenant of Guangzhou, the second as the General Judge of Ningbo, and the third as Wenlin Lang.
Jing Lun, Si Jing Gong’s second son, received favor from his father, and became a senior official.
Jingxian, the eldest son of Duke Si Liang, was first appointed as Zhilu of De'an Prefecture and served as Wenlin Lang.
Jingqing, the second son of Duke Si Liang, was first appointed as the captain of Renhua County in Shaozhou, and served as Wenlin Lang
Jingchun, the third son of Duke Si Liang, was appointed as Ningxiang County in Tanzhou Lieutenant.
Jingyi, the eldest son of Duke Siqian, was a pioneer general.
Jingyi, the second son of Duke Si Qian, served as Wenlinlang.
Jinghe, Si Qiangong’s third son, was appointed Baoyilang.
Jingzhong, Si Qiangong’s fourth son, was a senior official.
Jingmin, the fifth son of Siqiangong, was the secretary of the Hanlin Academy's literary library.
Jingfu, thinking of Duke Qian’s six sons, he was an official and a general judge.
Celebrities of the Wang family in Xin'an
Wang Bi, the first ancestor of the Wang family in Xin'an, had the courtesy name Daxian and was good at riding, shooting and being a knight. It was the Tang Dynasty, the world was in chaos, and the people had no peace. Bi Gong led the troops to protect the people's safety, and the people relied on him. At that time, Yang Xingmi was the observation envoy of Xuan She. Hearing the name of Duke Bi, he filled up his military post. Bi Gong subsequently conquered the east and west and made many military exploits. Yang Xingmi founded the country of Wu and worshiped Dr. Bi Gongyin Qingguanglu, the Minister of the Ministry of Military Affairs, and Dr. Jiajin Ziguanglu. He was a secret soldier, and his son was a prodigal. He was ruthless and cruel, and he gave birth to Bi Gong as the Qimen order. Bi Gong then asked the old man to become an official and settled in Buzhu Port, more than a hundred miles west of Qimen City.
Wang Siqian (876——?), the ninth son of Bi Gong, served in the Wuyue Kingdom as a guest in the province. Hou Liang once gave Wu Yue a famous horse. One day, the horse suddenly died. The King of Wuyue was furious and sent the horse guards to prison and prepared to behead them. The mother of the horse guard was crying on the street, and she happened to be met by Siqian. Siqian taught her to go before the King of Wuyue, and in front of all the civil and military officials, she cried and said: "If the horse dies, my son will pay for it with his life; if my son dies, what will happen again?" Who will pay for it?" The king asked, "Who taught you?" He said, "Wang Sheren." King Wu Yue knew that he was wrong and had to release the horse guard, but he still had a grudge against Siqian. Siqian felt bad, so he resigned and went back. Halfway there, he was attacked and killed by his pursuers. Later generations admired his benevolence and righteousness and built a temple to worship him, which was called "Qishan Temple".
Wang Chong, whose courtesy name was Zhongxi and whose name was Yanxi, was a native of Yanzhen, Shexian County in the Ming Dynasty. He was a Jinshi and a foreign minister in the Qiu Dynasty. Zhengde Yihaipu (1515 AD) majored in it.
Wang Yanhong (1467～1540), whose courtesy name was Kekuan and whose nickname was Songshan. A native of Wangjiang, Anhui Province, together with Wang Xiang, Meng Zong and Xu Zhongyuan, are known as the "Four Filial Sons of Wangjiang".
Wang Jun was an imperial doctor during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. He devoted himself to studying ancient times and studied poetry and prose since he was a child. He learned the secrets of medicine and did not rely on ancient prescriptions to treat diseases. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, he traveled around the capital. Because he cured the crown prince's disease, he was awarded the title of Imperial Hospital Officer, the official of the Imperial Palace, and the title of Deng Shilang. There are books such as "Medical Broken Gold" and "Yi'an Medical Cases" in circulation. Wang Yingdou, a native of Jiangjiaxiang, Pengze, is a descendant of the eighth family of the Wang family in Langya, Xin'an. His courtesy name is Shiguang and his nickname is Pengzexian. He once majored in Ming Jiajing Geng Shen genealogy (the name of the genealogy is "Xin'an Langya Wang Family Genealogy"). There are not many original versions of the genealogy in existence today. One of them is collected by the Hebei Library. It is the most complete genealogy of our family. Although many tribesmen could not enter this unified genealogy due to limited information at the time, this does not affect its value at all. There is a work "Guitian Lu" handed down from generation to generation.
Wang Zhiqing (1593-1645), courtesy name Xiuhu, nickname Tianchong, posthumous title Zhongjie, was born in Wangjiang, Anhui. His family was poor when he was young, so he "worked hard to support his parents, and studied diligently." In the second year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1629), he was appointed magistrate of Youxi County, Fujian, and had outstanding political achievements. Later, because his parents were old, he took leave and returned to the fields. In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen's reign, Zhang Xianzhong's army invaded the country. Wang Zhiqing led his hometown disciples to repel the invading enemies many times. In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng's troops destroyed the capital, Emperor Chongzhen committed suicide, and Wang Zhiqing was devastated. In the second year of Shunzhi, the Qing army came to the city, and Wang Zhiqing led the crowd to resist. The Qing army commander was furious and mobilized a large army to threaten to massacre the city. Seeing that the situation was over, someone in the city persuaded Wang Zhiqing to surrender. For the safety of the people in the city, he left the city and headed to the Qing army camp. The commander of the Qing army appreciated his righteousness and appointed him as the governor of Huangzhou. Wang Zhiqing smiled without answering and returned to the city. When he traveled to Jiujiang, he wrote two "Books to Shizi" and one "Book to Heyi". Then he put on the official uniform of the Ming Dynasty and threw himself into the green pool behind Pipa Pavilion and died. The tomb was first built in the north of Wangjiang City and later moved to Taihu Lake. In the second year of Shunzhi, Wangjiang County government built the "Zhongjie Temple" on the West Street of Wangjiang City. Anqing Mansion also built a temple to worship him together with Zuo Guangdou and Lei Yanzuo, called the "Temple of Three Sages".
Wang Jiaxiang (1906~1974) was born in Hou'an Village, Jing County, Xuancheng County, Anhui Province. His original name was Jiaxiang, also known as Jiasi. A great Marxist, an outstanding proletarian revolutionist, an outstanding leader of the Communist Party of China and the Chinese People's Liberation Army, and one of the pioneers of the Communist Party of China and New China's foreign work.
Wang Fengwu (1901-1985), whose sect name is Wang Wantong, was born in Wangtaizi, Wangfan Village, Nanxi Town, Jinzhai County, and is a descendant of the Wang family in Langya, Xin'an. He participated in the Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation, experienced hundreds of battles, and achieved outstanding military exploits. He was an excellent commander of our army. After liberation, he successively served as political commissar of the Aviation Academy, deputy director and acting secretary of the Party Committee of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, and deputy political commissar of the Air Force Anti-aircraft Artillery Command. In the civil aviation work, a lot of work has been done to create China's civil aviation industry. In 1955, he was awarded the rank of major general, and was awarded the August 1st Medal of Level 2, the Medal of Independence and Freedom of Level 2, and the Medal of Liberation of Level 1. Served as a member of the 5th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. He died of illness in Beijing in 1985.