County Hope Henan County: Henan County was established in the Han Dynasty, and its governance is now Luoyang City, Henan Province. Nanyang County: Established in the 35th year of King Zhao of Qin (272 BC), it was established for the Qin State to seize the land from the Chu State. It was governed in Wan County (now Nanyang City, Henan Province). In the Han Dynasty, the jurisdiction of Nanyang County was equivalent to most of the area between the inner townships of Ye County to the south of Xiong'er Mountain in Henan Province and the area between Yingshan and Yun County to the north of Dahong Mountain in Hubei Province. It was abolished in the third year of Kaihuang's reign (583) in the Sui Dynasty and restored in the third year of Daye (607). It was abolished in the early Tang Dynasty, and Dengzhou was renamed Nanyang County during the reign of Tianbao Zhide.
The origin of the surname "Sh?"
The surname Shu (Sh?) has a pure origin, and it comes from one source: from the surname Gui , modified by Zuo. According to the "Jin Shu Shu Xi Biography", during the ancient Warring States Period, there was a tribe in Qi State with the surname Jiao (a variation of the ancient "Shu" character). During the Han Dynasty, there was a man named Zao Guang, who was the crown prince and tutor at the time of Emperor Xuan. He was a native of Lanling, Donghai (southeast of today's Zaozhuang, Shandong Province). When Meng Da, the great grandson of Meng Da, moved from the East China Sea to Shalu Mountain (in today's Daming County, Hebei Province) to avoid Wang Mang's troubles. Then he changed his name to Shu, and his surname was passed down from generation to generation.
The ancestor was given the surname
Jiu Guang. According to the records in the "Book of Jin? Biography of Shu Xi", Shu's surname is a descendant of Han Zuoguang, a high scholar in the Western Han Dynasty. In the last years of Wang Mang's reign, Meng Da, the great-grandson of Zi Guang, was dissatisfied with Wang Mang's usurpation of power. After Mang established a new state, Meng Da fled to Shalu Mountain in the East China Sea, whereupon he went to Zi and changed his surname to Shu. From then on, the surname Shu appeared. The famous family lived in Nanyang County (now Nanyang County, Henan Province), so the descendants of the Shu family regarded Zuo Guang as the ancestor of the surname Shu.
Hall number
The main hall numbers of Shu surname are: ?Henan Hall?, ?Nanyang Hall?, ?BU Sutra hall? Wait.
Migration distribution
The surname Shu is not among the top 100 surnames in both mainland China and Taiwan. The surname Shu originated from the ancient Warring States Period, and was derived from the surname Yi and others. It was a royal surname at that time. At that time, there was a very prosperous family with the surname Zhou in Qi State. They were the earliest origins of the surname Shu. Later, in the Western Han Dynasty, Dr. Zuo Guang was a famous wise doctor at that time. He was a descendant of the Zao tribe in Qi State. His great-grandson was named Meng Da. In order to avoid Wang Mang's troubles, he moved from the East China Sea area to Yangping (in today's Shandong Province, some say he moved to Shalu, Hebei Province, in the area today's Daming County, Hebei Province). After moving, they changed their surname from Zai to Shu. This was passed down from generation to generation, which is the origin of today's Shu surname. Shu surnames are mainly distributed in Zhenjiang and Sheyang areas of Jiangsu Province, with a small number in Muyang and a branch in Jiangyin.
Common couplets for the ancestral hall with the surname Shu
Flood prevention and fire extinguishing; self-sparing and renting? Common couplets for the ancestral hall with the surname Shu written by Li Wenzheng The Shangliandian refers to Shuzhuang, a native of the Song Dynasty. When he was the magistrate of Wanzhou, there were many fires in the territory. He organized the people to build water canals and cut off fire roads to prevent fires. The second couplet states that Shu Qing, a Dan disciple of the Dynasty, was appointed magistrate of Wanzai County in the early years of Hongwu. He was honest and frugal. When someone could not pay the rent, he even sold his own clothes to pay for others, and was deeply loved by the people.
The environment is extinguished; the people praise immortality. ?The general couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Shu written by an anonymous person refers to the Shuzhuang Shidian of the Song Dynasty (see above). The second couplet refers to Shu Xi of Jin Dynasty praying for rain for the people of the city, and it rained for three days. The people appreciated his kindness and sang: "How can I repay him? I will repay Shu Xi with eternal life." ?
Supplement the world’s wealth; be content with your family’s reputation. The common couplet of the ancestral hall of the surname Shu is written by an anonymous person. This couplet is the couplet of the ancestral hall of the Shu family.
〖Seven-character Universal Couplet of the Ancestral Hall with the Surname Shu〗
Dr. Guangzheng’s reputation spread far and wide; Wanzai County Official enjoyed a high reputation . ?The general couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Shu written by an anonymous person refers to Shu Xi, a writer of the Western Jin Dynasty. His courtesy name was Guangzheng and he was a native of Yuancheng. He was erudite and well-educated, but he rarely traveled to study Chinese culture. He wrote a book called "Xuanju" in order to imitate the difficulty of visiting guests. Zhang Hua was surprised when he saw him and called him to be a rafter. Later, he was transferred to Zuozhulang, wrote ten records of "Jin Shu. Emperor's Chronicle", and became a doctor. The second couplet refers to the official record of the county magistrate Shuqing in Wanli Dynasty. Shuqing is from Dantu. He is honest and honest, and he loves the people like this. ?
Later generations still appreciate the picture of the moon; our ancestors have long recognized the Jizhong Book.
?The general couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Shu written by an anonymous person refers to Shu Sui'an, a painter from the Yuan Dynasty, who was born in Hefei. He was good at painting landscapes, and his paintings such as "The Moon on Junshan Mountain" have been handed down from generation to generation. Xia Lian Dian refers to the Western Jin Dynasty writer Shu Xi. During the Taikang period, people from Jijun robbed Wei Xiang's tomb and obtained dozens of carts of bamboo books to cover the history of Wei. Tadpole text refers to the ancient text "Ji Zhong Shu". Shu Xi was the first to identify it.
Diligent to the people until the rain comes; he loves to learn and write poems to make up for the loss. ?Anonymous authored the ancestral hall with the surname Shu in the universal joint and the entire ancestral hall, which refers to the Shuxi Shidian of Jin Dynasty.
〖A general couplet of more than seven characters in the ancestral hall of the surname Shu〗
Sincerely feel the gods, and sing about the prosperity of millet and millet; talent Chu Boqia knows the writings of tadpoles alone. ?The Anonymous Ancestral Hall General Lian Lian Lian Dian with the surname Shu refers to Shu Xishidian, a writer of the Western Jin Dynasty. Shu Xi, named Guangzheng, was from Yuancheng. The first couplet talks about Shu Xi's erudite knowledge, his little travel in Chinese studies, and his interpretation of Xuanju to imitate the difficulties of the guests. Zhang Hua was surprised when he saw it and called him to be a rafter. Later, he was transferred to Zuozhulang and wrote ten records of "Book of Jin Dynasty". He was promoted to doctorate. The second couplet says that when Shu Xi was in Taikang, people from Jijun robbed Wei Xiang's tomb and obtained dozens of carts of bamboo books to cover the history of Wei. Tadpole text refers to the ancient text "Ji Zhong Shu", which Shu Xi was the first to identify.
Follow the advice of Taifu, there is no shame in being content and despising wealth; admire the erudition of Shangshu, and explain the subtleties according to doubts. ?The universal couplet of the ancestral hall of the Shu family written by an anonymous person. This couplet is the couplet of the ancestral hall of the Shu family in Dainan Street, Wuhu County, Anhui Province. The Shangliandian refers to Shu (玎) Guang, a native of Lanling in the Western Han Dynasty, named Zhong Weng, who was proficient in "Spring and Autumn", was recruited as a doctor, and later served as Taifu; his nephew Shu was appointed as Shaofu. Five years later, he said to Shushou: "You know how to be satisfied without being humiliated, and you know how to stop without losing face." I'm afraid I'll regret it if I don't leave here (referring to the court). ?So they both resigned and returned home at the same time, without buying any land or house. Some people advised him to think about his children and grandchildren. He said: ?A virtuous person who has a lot of money will damage his wisdom; a fool who has a lot of wealth will increase his faults. ?Xialiandian refers to Shu Xi, a native of Yuancheng in the Western Jin Dynasty, with a courtesy name of Guangwei, erudite and well-informed, and a doctor, doctor, and minister. At that time, dozens of carts of bamboo scrolls were unearthed from the tomb of King Xiang of Wei in Jijun. He, Xunxu, Wei Heng and others sorted it out, analyzed the doubts and wrote seventy-five chapters of "Jizhongshu".
Shu Xi was a philosopher in the Jin Dynasty. He studied the Four Books and Five Classics. He read a lot and was well-informed. He was invited by the court to be an official, and his official position was called Zuo Lang. At that time, some bamboo slips were unearthed from ancient tombs, and Shu Xi explained them, and everyone admired them.
Shu was a good official in the Qing Dynasty and was sent to be the county magistrate during the Hongwu period. At that time, the war had just ended. Shuqing was aware of the sufferings of the people, used public money sparingly, and tried every means to make the people live and work in peace and contentment.