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Liu's
In 1990, there were 64.56 million people with the surname Liu in Chinese mainland, accounting for 5.4% of the country's total population of 1.2 billion. As the saying goes, "Zhang Wang Li Zhao is all over Liu" and "Liu Tianxia, Li Half". The surname Liu is indeed widely distributed, but the distribution ratio is uneven. The liu surname is mainly concentrated in the northern and central plains of present-day China. Specifically from the distribution of the absolute population of Liu surname in the country, it is concentrated in the four provinces of Sichuan, Henan, Shandong and Hebei, and the population of Liu surnamed Liu in these four provinces accounts for 36% of the total population of Liu surname in the country, of which Henan and Sichuan are concentrated in 10% of the total population of Liu surname, which is tied for Liu surname in the first largest province, and the Liu surname here accounts for 6% and 5.5% of the total population of the province, respectively. Secondly, it is distributed in Hunan, Hubei, Liaoning, Heilongjiang and Anhui, and the Liu surname in these five provinces accounts for 26% of the total population of liu surname in the country.
Beijing surname Liu
According to the statistics of the 1978 Census of Beijing, there are 2225 surnames in Beijing, and the surname Liu is one of the top 10 surnames in the city, and the total population is second only to the surnames of Li, Wang and Zhang, accounting for 7.7% of the total population of the city, ranking 4th. According to this calculation, the total number of people surnamed Liu in Beijing today is about 950,000 (the total population of the city in 1989 was 12.4 million).
Hebei, Tianjin Liu surname
Hebei is an important birthplace of the Surname Liu. At that time, Emperor Yao's son was given the title of Liu (劉), with the surname of Zhaoji Liu (劉基), which was in present-day Tang County, Hebei. As the main sect of the Liu surname in today's world- Zhongshan Liu and Hakka Liu, it is also the Liu surname Zhongshan Kingdom that originated in Hebei, and is known as Liu Zhengzong in history.
Tianjin is one of the four municipalities directly under the central government, the largest coastal open city in northern China, known as the "Pearl of the Bohai Sea". Among China's largest cities with a population of more than one million, the total population is second only to Shanghai, Beijing and Chongqing. The total area is 11,919.7 square kilometers. The permanent population is 9.526 million, of which 3.693 million are in the central area, with jurisdiction over 13 districts and 5 counties.
The surname Liu is also the surname of Tianjin. As early as modern times, the Liu family in Tianjin had a family that started with industry and commerce and became one of the eight major industrialists and merchants in Tianjin.
Hebei Huanghua Tengzhuang Liu clan
Formed in the Ming Dynasty, from Shandong, with Liu Wulao as the ancestor of the Kaiji and the first ancestor of the family tree, and Liu Ze, the grandson of Liu Wulao, as the ancestor of the branch.
According to the "Liu Clan Genealogy" of Huanghua City, Hebei Province, provided by Mr. Liu Changshan and Mr. Liu Endao, and studied by Liu Zhaolin in the 21st year of Qing Yongzheng, Liu Wulao, the founder of the Liu clan of Huanghua Tengzhuang, was originally from the Golden Palladium Tooth Liu Zhuang clan of Jimo County, Laizhou Prefecture, Shandong Province. In the second year of Yongle (1404) of the Ming Dynasty, after the Ming Dynasty's ancestor Jing Dynasty, Liu Wulao led his family to move north from Jimo, Shandong province, to Hebei Province, and settled in Jiangxiang Township,Cangxian County (now Bimeng Village, Huanghua City, Hebei Province), more than 60 miles east of Cangzhou Fucheng, Hebei Province. Liu Laowu's descendants later lived in Hebei, scattered in Cangxian County, QingXian County, Baoding, Tongzhou, Baodi, Tianjin, hebei, and other provinces of Harbin, Shanhaiguan, Yanshan, Baotou and other places. So far, the largest number of this Liu clan has been passed down to the 24th generation of Liu Wulao, with a population of more than 10,000 people, mainly concentrated in the southern region of Hebei Province. The Liu clan people were engaged in agriculture, industry, and commerce, among which during the Ming Dynasty there were Liu Ziyan, Font Ren, Wanli Forty-fourth Year (1616) Jinshi, the official served as cixi Zhi County, the chief of the Ministry of Works, chengde lang.
When this Liu family first revised the genealogy in the 21st year of Qing Yongzheng, it formulated a 16-character four-word school of language: "Shi shou Zhonghe, Xi Bei Yuanji; civilization Yanzuo, eternal survival style."
Shanxi Liu surname
Shanxi was one of the birthplaces of the Liu surname, because Emperor Yao's main area of activity was in present-day Shanxi. In addition, there are many Liu clan genealogies that believe that Hongdong in Shanxi is the earliest origin of the Liu clan, and say that the fiefdom of Yuanming, the son of Emperor Yao, was in Hongdong. Although the author does not dare to agree with this statement, I believe that Shanxi was indeed one of the main activities of the ancient ancestors of the Liu surname in the pre-Qin period, that is, during the liu surname abuse.
Shanxi Hongdong Liu clan: This Hongdong Liu clan is one of the oldest Liu clans in Shanxi. However, according to the "Genealogy of the Liu Clan" of Hongdong in the fifty-fourth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1754), the current "Hongdong Liu Clan was first the grandson of the Han kings, and his lineage is unknown", so the clan, with Liu Xiang of the Ming Dynasty as the known ancestor of the first generation, has been passed down for thirteen generations by the time of the Kangxi period, and has probably been passed down to twenty-four or five generations today.
Hongdong Subao Liu clan: This branch is different from the previous branch with the same surname. According to the "Liu Clan Genealogy" of Hongdong in the 21st year of the Republic of China, this Hongdong Liu clan was formed in the early years of the Ming Dynasty and originated from Runan. In the early years of the Ming Dynasty, the Liu clan "had an old man with Runan and three sons into Zizhi", of which the eldest son Liu Daoyun and the second son Liu Huaiweng. For the next 5 and a half centuries, the Liu clan of Hongdong Subao was flourishing and leafy, and "since the Duke of Jinwu was the first to appear in the poetry and calligraphy, and then the first to shine, the crown won the first world", and it was a prominent clan of the Liu clan in Shanxi. The clan began to cultivate the genealogy in the Qianlong period, and has been continued since then for four years of Tongzhi, twenty-three years of Guangxu, twenty-six years, and twenty-one years of the Republic of China.
Liu Clan of Taiyuan, Shanxi: According to the "Genealogical Order of the Liu Clan" in volume 8 of the Taiyuan Wencun, the Liu clan of Taiyuan was formed in the Ming Dynasty, with Liu Xin as the founding father. Liu Xin, a ming chenghua shiren.
Liu Clan of Ruicheng, Shanxi: Formed in the early Ming Dynasty, with Liu Min as the founding father. The clan takes the name of "Filial Piety Hall". By the time of Ming Jiajing, there was the 7th grandson Liu Liangchen, who founded the "Liu Family Biography" of Ruicheng, and the Son of Liu Liangchen continued to cultivate it during the Ming Dynasty. During the Qing Kangxi Dynasty, Liu Min's fourteenth grandson, Liu Shixi, the seventh grandson of Liu Liangchen, once again reworked the "Ruicheng Liu Family Biography".
Liu Clan of Yueyang (present-day Ancient County), Shanxi: According to the Manuscript of the Qin Xianfeng Dynasty in the Genealogy of the Liu Clan in Yueyang, Shanxi, the Liu clan was formed in the early Ming Dynasty, with Liu Meitian as the founding father. During the Hongwu period, Liu Meitian settled in The Stone Buddha in Jinduili, Yueyang County, and was divided into four major houses when it reached the Seventh Dynasty, living in Luojiashan, Weak Willow, Lingyun, Dengjiashan and other places in Yueyang County. In the 58th year of qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (1793), the four major houses began to worship the ancestors and create a genealogy. Now, this Liu family has been passed down to the 24th generation of Liu Meitian, the ancestor of Kaiji.
Liu Clan of Taichang Village, Xugou, Shanxi: According to the 26th year manuscript of the Republic of China, the Liu Clan of Taichang Village was formed in the early Ming Dynasty, and the founding ancestor Liu Zhongli moved to Xugou Taichang Village during the Ming Hongwu period from the big locust tree in Hongdong County, Shanxi. To this day, the Liu clan has been passed down to the 27th generation of the ancestor Liu Zhongli.
Liu Clan of Jiaocheng, Shanxi: According to the "Genealogy of Liu Clan" compiled by Liu Xueguang in Jiaocheng at the end of the Republic of China, this Liu family originally originated in Jiangnan and migrated to Huantai County in Jinan, Shandong Province in the early years of the Ming Dynasty, and only after fifteen years of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty did it move into eight counties in the south-central part of Shanxi Province. In the 37th year of the Republic of China (1948), one of them moved from Tunliu to the Jiaocheng Wayao Village, and has been living here ever since. This family has now reached the 23rd around. According to genealogical records, the more famous figures in the history of the clan are Liu Lin, who served as a tongjue of Zhilu Hejian Province; Liu Taihua, who served as a lieutenant of Xiade and a garrison for relocation; Liu Zhitong, who served as a county magistrate in Huaiyuan County, Anhui; and Liu Dehong, who served as a prefect in Fuliangzhi County, Jiangxi.
Liaoning Liu clan
The Liu clan in Liaoning has Han, Manchu, Korean and other ethnic groups. According to the statistics of the relevant state departments in the 1980s, Liaoning Liu surname is one of the top 10 surnames in the province, accounting for 7.9% of the total population of the province, ranking 4th. According to this proportion, the population of Liaoning Province is now 10,000, of which liu surname Ruo has 10,000.
Liu Clan of manchus in Beizhen, Liaoning: In 1941, Liu Enquan, Liu Mingren, and others rebuilt the "Liu Clan Genealogy" of Beizhen, which recorded that this Liu clan was originally Han Chinese, originally from the Liu family of The Liu family, a large household in Qixia County, Dengzhou Prefecture, Shandong. According to the ancestors, he was of the same ethnic group as Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gaozu, and Liu Xiu, the Guangwu Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and belonged to the same faction as Liu Yong, the chancellor of Zhucheng in Shandong. In the fifth year of longqing in the Ming Dynasty (1571), because "the shandong states looked at each other with smoke, my ancestors were loyal to the duke, and he took his family to avoid chaos and took a raft to hide the island." There were few people, so they drifted in the waves of the flood, and entered Liaodong through the day of october, and went to the Ten Mile Sea Cottage in the west of Gaichuan. Later, he joined the Manchus and belonged to the Han Army Zhenghuangqi people. In the 40th year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1701), he moved to the first three taizi and Xinhetun in Haicheng County, and to this day, he still lives here for generations. By the middle of the 20th century, this Manchu Liu clan had spread to the twentieth generation, developing more than 2,500 people in 350 households, distributed in the area of the first three Taizitun, Xinhetun and Daertaizitun, which were local wangs. The genealogy also records that the family "migrated to Shengjing, Andong, Jilin, Longjiang, Jinzhou, Gai county, Panshan County and other places with a very dense population, which can be called the xingwang ear.". The first ancestor of this Liu clan, Liu Zhong, was buried in the northeast mountain of Haishan Village after his death, and it was passed down to the sixth ancestor Liu Dejin, who had 4 children, and the descendants were divided into 4 large houses. From the first to the fifteenth generation, "most of them were engaged in farming and industry and commerce, and they were loyal to their families." Those who enter the military and political circles are full of discrepancies, and the rate is prominent, which is quite a temporary boom. "This clan compiled genealogies in the eighth year of Qing Jiaqing, the seventh year of Xianfeng, and the thirty-ninth year of the Republic of China, and formulated a 16-character generation: Ruying Xueyang, named Xianwendeng; Maoshu in the Qing Dynasty, And Weiguo Xingzong. To this day, the clan has spread to the "Wen" and "Deng" characters.
Jiangsu Liu's
Jiangsu is the birthplace of the Han family Liu clan and the cradle of the Chinese Surname Liu. At that time, the imperial family of the Han Dynasty rose from the Fengpei region of Jiangsu. Later, Pengcheng in Jiangsu, now Xuzhou, became a recognized county with the surname Liu. Historically, the surname Liu in Jiangsu was also famous, and the family name was prosperous. Until modern times, the Jiangsu Liu surname occupies an extremely important position in the entire Liu clan surname. Therefore, here is a separate introduction to the reader of the Jiangsu Liu clan from the Liu surname in East China.
Present-day Feng County, Jiangsu Province, Zhao Zhuang Jin Liu Zhai, is the Fengyi Zhongyang Li where Liu Bang was born, and the locals also call it the hometown of the Han Emperor. There is a Liu family here, which has guarded the tombs of the ancestors of the Han family for generations, and they call themselves the Liu family, the hometown of the Han Emperor. According to the "Genealogy of the Liu Clan of Gufeng" and the "History of the Flow of Han Ancestors" provided by Liu Hengxinxingsheng, president of the Chinese Liu Clan Association (Feng County), the Liu clan in the hometown of the Han Emperor was a descendant of Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gao, and came from Liu Wu, the second son of Emperor Wen of Han and the brother of Emperor Jing of Han. The clan took Liu Bang as the first ancestor, Liu Wu the Prince of Liang as the ancestor of the distribution, and Liu Xin, the 6th generation of Liu Wu's Sun Lingxiang Marquis, as the ancestor of Kaiji, the hometown of the Han Emperor who returned to Feng County. According to the historical records, in 168 BC, Liu Wu was renamed from the King of Huaiyang to the King of Liang. At that time, Chang'an was still retained, and it was not until 161 BC that he officially came to Henan, and the Liang clan of the Liu clan of Zhaoji was established. Liu Wu's Han Dynasty Liang kingdom was founded in Suiyang (present-day Shangqiu County, Henan Province), which ruled over more than 40 cities from Kaifeng in Henan to Tai'an in Shandong. The Liang state had a vast territory and fertile land, and was one of the most powerful feudal states in the middle of the Western Han Dynasty. Liu Wusheng the Prince of Liang, Liu Mai the Prince of Liang, Liu Mai, Liu Xiang the Prince of Liangping, Liu Xiangsheng, Liu Xiang of Liangzhen, Liu Wuguo, the King of Liangjing, and Liu Dingguo, the King of Liang, had 14 sons. The tenth son of the fifth Liang king Liu Dingguo, Liu Xin (whose genealogy was mistaken for "Liu Xin"), was enfeoffed as the Marquis of Lingxiang (the genealogy was mistaken for "Marquis of Lingxiang"), and moved from Suiyang to the hometown of Emperor Jin Liu of Feng County, Pei County, and the ancestral tomb of the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, and his descendants then multiplied into one of the authentic ancestors of the Liu clan of the Han family today- the Liu clan of Jin Liu, Feng County, Jiangsu, also known as the Gufeng Liu clan or the Fengpei Liu clan.
Liu Xin, the Marquis of Lingxiang, was stripped of his title and made a commoner in the second year of the founding of the Han Dynasty, and from then on he stayed in the hometown of the Han Emperor to worship and sweep the ancestral tomb and dedicate himself to filial piety. His descendants had the 45th grandson Liu Yuntai in the Song Dynasty, and began to compile the first cultivation genealogy of the Liu clan in the hometown of the Han Emperor. Later, due to the successive invasions of the Central Plains by jin soldiers and Mongols, the Gufeng area also suffered many victories, and the Liu clan people once dispersed to avoid chaos and moved south in order to avoid war. Later, the war subsided, and some members of the Liu clan returned to their hometown and continued to assume the responsibility of guarding the tomb and sweeping the tomb.
The name of Liu Clan Hall in the hometown of the Han Emperor was "Han Li Tang". Historically, the Liu clan in the hometown of the Han Emperor has written genealogies six times: the 54th generation of Liu Yuntai of the Song Dynasty, the 51st generation of the Ming Dynasty, Liu Tingli Erxiu, the 23rd year of the Republic of China, Liu Wanbang 4th Repair, 1995 Liu Hengxin 5th Repair, and 2010 Liu Hengxin 6th Repair.
When Liu Yuntai of the Song Dynasty created the family tree, he formulated a 24-character poem of the Liu clan in the hometown of the Han Emperor: "Yun JiChang Period, the family repairs the court." Anxing foundation, respect the Western Han Dynasty. Zong De Wan Huai, Ying Shui Si Yu. "
Among them, the "Yun" character school is the 45th generation of Liu Bang. In the 23rd year of the Republic of China, when Liu Zuoxiang was practicing the genealogy of the three, he renewed the following 16-character school: "Ben Respectful Practice, Constant Recitation, Yuan Shao MingXun, Scrupulous Observance of Etiquette"
This character school is connected with the first issued character school, and the "Ben" character school is the 69th generation of Liu Bang. In 1962, Liu Wanbang renewed the following 16-character school: "Loyalty is remarkable, Yongqing Shengping." Only good and auspicious, the world continues to prosper." The Liu clan in the hometown of the Han Emperor has reached liu Bang's 77th to this day, and the whole population is about 60,000 people.
Juning Liu Wei Liu Clan
It belonged to the Liu clan of Pei County, formed in the Ming Dynasty, moved to Shandong, and took Liu Sangong as the founding father. According to records, Liu Sangong (whose name is missing) was originally from Fangtou Village, Tanghu Township, Weishan County, Shandong, and moved from Shandong to Liu Wei in Juning during the Ming Jiajing period. Liu Sangong had four sons: Liu Bohui, Liu Bolin, Liu Bocong, and Liu Boshi. Liu Wei Liu clan was qingquantang when it was in Weishan, and the branch of Ju Ninghoutang was called "Chongjingtang". Since the creation of the family tree during the Qing Jiaqing period, the family has been revised 5 times so far. From the eighth to the thirty-third generation of Liu Sangong, the founder of the Founding Dynasty, Liu Wei used the following 32-character school language: "Ke guang learns politics, and dun shou peace." Qi Pei Changyu, successor Toshi Xi Rong. Zhaoji builds trees, and Buze is magnificent. The Constitution is described, and the code is followed. "The Liu clan of Liu Wei in Juning has now been passed down to the 20th generation of Liu Sangong, and the population has multiplied to more than 10,000 people. The clan is mainly awarded in Juning, Jiangsu, followed by Suqian County, and then spread to neighboring counties.
Ju Ning Gao as Xiaohe Liu Clan
It belonged to the Liu clan of Pei County, formed in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and moved from Pizhou, Jiangxi, with Liu Yingshi as the ancestor of The Kaiji and Liu Wen as the ancestor of Pizhou. According to the genealogy, Liu Yingshi, the ancestor of the Liu clan of Xiaohe in Juning Gaozuo, was originally from Aishan West Village, Lianfang Township, Pizhou, Jiangsu Province, and fled to Juning in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and was naturalized in The Gaozuo Society of Juning County (now Gaozuo Township Hou Liu Village Former Liu Group), commonly known as Xiaohe Liu. His ancestor Pizhou Liu clan was originally from Pei County, Jiangsu Province, and Pizhou's ancestor Liu Wenyuan moved from Pei County to Pi Prefecture in the last year of the Yuan Dynasty, pizhou hall name "QingAi Tang", branch Ju Ning later changed to "Qing Qu Tang". The Liu clan of Xiaohe in Juning is now in the 20th generation of Liu Yingshi, the ancestor of Kaiji, with a population of about 5,000 people. Ethnic groups are mainly distributed in Juning, Suqian and neighboring counties and cities. The Liu clan of Juning Xiaohe created a genealogy during the Qing Jiaqing period, and in 1997 AD, it continued to revise the genealogy, and formulated the following 40-character school language: "Guangxing Junting, Xihong Guangjian." Ji ShengShuxian, Peng Xuan Haoqian. Civilization Zhaorui, eternal generation. Filial piety lianchang, Shaohui Qixiang. Family training ethics, thick and long. Among them, the "Guang" character school is the twelfth generation of the kaiji ancestors, the word "Jun" is also called "Rong", and the sentence "Xi Hongguangjian" is also made "Liang Pi congruent".
Juning City East Tang Liu Liu Clan
Formed in the Ming Dynasty, it came from Shandong, with Liu Sangong as the founder of the foundation. Liu Sangong, the founder of the Liu Clan of The Eastern Tang of Juning City, whose real name was lost, was originally from Qingzhou, Shandong, and in the late Ming Dynasty, he moved south with his brothers 3 to avoid war, and Liu Sangong was born in Juning. Liu Sangong had four sons: Liu Wendou, Liu Wensheng, Liu Wenyuan, and Liu Wenkui. The hall names of Liu Liu clan in Juning are "Shangde Hall", "Quinoa Zhaotang", "Qingquan Hall", "Unfinished Quinoa Hall" and so on. The genealogy was created in the middle of the Qing Dynasty and was revised four times in 1998. From the 9th to the 44th generation of Liu Sangong, the founder of the Kaiji Dynasty, Liu Liu of Chengdong Tang used the following character school: "Yun Shou Zhenqing, Enqing Glorious." Bang Jing DeZheng, Chao Yong Chang Ming. Shuyi Yanpei, Tingliang Shaoxing. Zhiyuan grandeur, following the sage Shenglong". Among them, the word "Allow shou" is also called "Keyu".
Liu Lou liu clan in the west of Juning City
Formed in the late Ming Dynasty, from Luoyang, Henan, with the Liu Guo Dynasty as the ancestor of the Chu Kaiji. According to the genealogy, Liu Guochao, the founder of the Liu Lou Liu clan, originally from Xiguan, Luoyang, Henan, moved from Luoyang east to Suzhou at the end of the Ming Dynasty, first moved to Pi (present-day Gupi Town), then moved to Luanning County, and settled in The West 5 Miles of Juning City, where the descendants lived for generations, because they called the local "Liu Jia Lou" or "Liu Lou". The Liu Lou Liu clan has now spread to the 19th generation of the Kaiji ancestor Liu Guo Dynasty, with a population of about 1,000 people, and the clans are mainly distributed in Liu Lou in the west of Juning City and MaFeixiongzhuang in Xiangshui County. The clan hall is named "Yongsi Hall", and the genealogy has been revised four times in history, and the character genealogy from the 14th to the 29th generation has a total of 16 characters as follows: "Tun Ben Si Jing, Shao Ting Ke Guang." Rong Pei Xi Shou, Broad & Bright extended. "
Liu Clan of Juning Lingcheng
The Lingcheng Liu clan was formed in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, named after the people living in Lingcheng Street, and moved from Sizhou, with Liu Maowen as the founding father. According to genealogical records, Liu Maowen, the founder of the Liu clan of Luning Lingcheng, was originally from Qingtian, Sizhou, and moved from Sizhou to Juning in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, and settled in Juning Lingcheng. The Lingcheng Liu clan has now spread to more than 10 generations of Liu Maowen, the ancestor of Kaiji, with a population of more than 1,000 people, and the clan mainly lives in Nanguan, Lingcheng Street. Lingcheng Liu Clan Hall is called "Ping Shan Tang", the genealogy was created in the Qing Dynasty light years, continued in 1931, from the 7th to 22nd generations of the kaiji ancestors, using the following 16-character school of words: "Its karma should be wide, and Wei Shi Zeliang." Ben Ren Zuyi, Xi'er Shouchang. "
Juning Wang Jilin Temple Liu Clan
It belonged to the Liu clan of Pengcheng, formed in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, from Tongshan, Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province, with Liu Dagong as the founding father. According to genealogical records, the ancestor of the kaiji of the clan, Grand Duke Liu, whose real name was lost, was originally from Tongshan, Xuzhou, and moved from Tongshan to Juning in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, and settled in the Jilin Temple of The King of Juning. The descendants of Grand Duke Liu have now been passed down to the 15th generation, and the population has grown to more than 2,000, and the clans are mainly distributed in the Jilin Temple of The King of Juning, Liangsheng, ZhaoJi, Yangji and Sutang Chaihu. The Liu clan hall of this branch is called "Peng cheng tang", and in 1998, the genealogy was created, and a 32-character school from the 9th to the 44th generation of the Kaiji ancestors was established: "Jinhua Kai, Fuqing Xunxuan, Zhongzhen Chongxiang, Baishi Qichang, Guikun Xianjin, Xinjian Jiuyuan, Xuekui Wuyang, Yuyuan Anchang." "
Liu Clan of Dongting, Wu County, Jiangsu Province
The Dongting Liu clan is named after Dongting Mountain. Dongting Mountain, a Baoshan Mountain, is the Dongting Mountain in the middle and west of Taihu Lake in the southwest of present-day Wu County, Jiangsu Province. According to the "Genealogy of the Liu Clan of Dongting" compiled by Liu Shiqi in the 22nd year of the Qianlong Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty, the Jiangsu Provincial Library records that the Liu clan of Dongting was formed in the early Southern Song Dynasty, "The ancestral pengcheng, Paiyan Bieyi", from Bieliang (present-day Kaifeng City, Henan), with Liu * (Ri + Yong) as the founding father. Liu Chang, the founder of the Dongting Liu clan, was born in Bieliang, Henan. The difficulty of Jing Kang, the invasion of Jin soldiers, Liu Baiting moved south from Bieliang. Liu Boting had 3 sons: Liu Jin, Liu Shi, and Liu Si. During the reign of Liu Sikao (1119--1125), he served as a servant. In the second year of Jing Kang (1127), Liu Si followed his father to the south with Emperor Gaozong of Song and moved to Daixin Bay in Dongting Dongshan on the shore of Taihu Lake, where his descendants lived for generations, forming the Dongting Liu clan. Liu Jin and Liu Shi still lived in Bieliang. Liu Si married his wife Zhou and had 3 sons: Liu Jucheng, Liu Juxiang, and Liu Juqing. Among them, the second son Liu Juxiang gave birth to a son Liu Ang, and Liu Ang moved to Changzhou County. Liu Juqing had 2 sons: Liu Ji and Liu Tai. Liu Jisheng had 2 sons: Liu Gu and Liu Zu. Liu Gusheng had 2 sons: Liu Tai and Liu Ge. Liu Tai gave birth to a son Liu Chengshi, Liu Chengshi gave birth to a son Liu Sanjiu Chengshi, Liu Sanjiu gave birth to 3 sons: Liu Thirteen Members Outside, Liu Fourteen Members Outside, Liu Seventeen Members Outside. The son of Liu Shishi's ex-son was called Liu Forty-one General Shi. Liu Forty-one had two sons: Liu Qisi and Liu Qiliu. Liu Qisi was appointed as a judge and had 2 sons: Liu Yuanzi I and Liu Zi III. Liu Yuan had 5 sons in his lifetime: Liu Guiyi, Liu Guisan, Liu Guisi, Liu Guiwu, and Liu Guiqi. Liu Gui's son Liu Renyi, Liu Ren's son Liu Qianyi, And Liu Qian's son Liu Zhongyixiu. Liu Qianyi's eldest son Liu Sheng (劉升), the eldest son of Liu Jingyixiu (劉敬一秀), had a son Liu Xu (劉旭). Liu Xu gave birth to a son Liu Yao, Liu Yao had a son Liu Bingwen, and Liu Bingwen had a son Liu Lu. Liu Lu's son Liu Rong (劉容), also spelled Rusi (汝思), was born to Liu Chenglie. Liu Chenglie had a son Liu Shiying, Liu Shiying had a son Liu Shiwei, and Liu Shiwei had a son Liu Zhaode. Liu Zhaode was a qing Kangxi dynasty man who gave birth to Ru Linlang and gave birth to a son, Liu Shiqi. Liu Shiqi (Chinese: 刘世祺; pinyin: Lī Đồng Đại Đ Liu Shiqi gave birth to a son, Liu Xuben. Liu Xuben,Zi Yuan,号載園,太生,官任候选州同。 Liu Xu gave birth to a son, Liu Hong* (土+ Cen), who was the 28th generation of the Liu clan. Today, the Dongting Liu clan has probably been passed down to the 40th generation.
Liu Shi of Tongshan, Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province
According to the "Liu Clan Genealogy" of Xuzhou Liguo Yan Ancestral Hall where Liu Jiping majored in 1996, this branch of the Liu clan is mainly distributed in Liguo, Tongshan County, Xuzhou, with a current population of 1388 people. The county is Pengcheng County, the hall name is "Qingquan Hall", and the sub-shrine is "Boiling Yan Ancestral Hall". From the 5th to the 24th generation, the clan used the following 20-character five-character poem: "Yongbao Sect Ancestral Training, Diligent Patience Gang Zhenghong, Heirloom Wei Filial Friend, Faithful to Zenmoto." LiuJia Village in Liuxin Town, Tongshan Is also one of the branches of the clan, the hall name is "QingquanTang", and its ancestor Liu Mei moved to this place and spread its branches. The order of generations is "Mei, Xi, Tai, Shan, Shou, De, Chuan, Zheng, Wen, Guang, Zhen, Xi, Ji, Shi, Hong, and Chang".
Xinxing Liu of Yancheng, Jiangsu Province
According to liu shouhua and liu qihai provided by Liu Shouhua and Liu Qihai, Jiangsu Yancheng Xinxing "Liu Clan Genealogy" (Seven Xiu), this branch of the Liu clan was formed in the last year of the Yuan Dynasty. Liu Ji, the founder of Kaiji, was the 51st grandson of Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gao. Liu Ji was originally from Pei County, Jiangsu Province, and in the last year of the Yuan Dynasty, he moved from Pei County to Longgang, Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, and later to Xinxingchang in Yancheng. The population of this ethnic group is mainly distributed in Xinxing, Yongfeng, Jianhu, Sheyang, Funing and other places in the urban area of Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province, with a population of about 5,000 people. The county is Pengcheng County, the hall name is "Quinoa Zhaotang", and the branch shrine is "Emerging". Beginning in the 20th generation of Liu Ji, the founder of the founding of the foundation, the tribe used the following four-character school of poetry: "The world keeps its virtue, righteousness and filial piety inherit the first; if people are like Dali, the family will be prosperous; carry forward the incorruptibility, glory ahead; Shuhai Henghui, prosperity for ten thousand years." To this day, the most of the Liu clan has been passed down to the 26th generation of Liu Ji.
Jiangsu Xiangshui six sets of Liu family
The Xiangshui Liu clan of Tangzhuang was formed in the early Qing Dynasty, from Maluo Township, Huaidong, with Liu Yue (the sixteenth ancestor) as the ancestor of Xiangshui Kaiji, Liu Yi as the first ancestor of the benzhi, Liu Bang's grandfather Liu Ren as the first ancestor of the family tree, and Liu Yu as the second ancestor of the Emperor Taishang of the Early Han Dynasty. According to the "Liu Clan Genealogy" provided by Mr. Liu Xinghua in Tangzhuang Village, Liutao Township, Xiangshui County, Jiangsu Province in the twelfth year of Qing Tongzhi (1872), the Liu clan of Xiangshui in this branch is a descendant of Liu Jiao, the King of Chuyuan. Liu Ren's 31st grandson, Liu Gaolian, began to live in seclusion in Rundong. 65th Grandson Liu Wuji, Song Chongning three years of jinshi, the official appointed Shangshu of the Bingbu, Tongping Zhangshi, the Duke of Jingguo, because of the disagreement with Qin Jun, after the dissolution of the group, he lived in seclusion in Yanshan. Liu Wuji had nine sons: the eldest son, Liu Chang, ju yanshan, the second son, Liu Zheng, Ju Jianbi, the third son, Liu Min, Ju Dasha, the fourth son, Liu Xiao, Ju Daque, the fifth son Liu Yi, the sixth son, Liu Ming, Ju Liu Xiang, the seventh son, Ju Runcheng, the eighth son Liu Zheng, Ju Danyang, the ninth son Liu Di, Ju Yangzhou. The 66th Liu Yi, zi Xuanyi, Kaifeng Xiangfu County Doctor, moved from Rundong to Kaifeng Madian Village, the first ancestor of the Xiangshui Liu clan. Liu Yi's grandson Liu Defu (劉德夫) the Hanlin scholar and Liu Zhengfu (尚書左丞) Liu Zhengfu (劉正夫), who had followed Emperor Gaozong of Song to the south, moved from Kaifeng to Yunyang. Liu Yi's 16th grandson, Liu Ming, moved to Maluo Township in Huaidong in 1551. Then in the second year of shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty, Liu Yi's 20th grandson Liu Yue moved from Maluo Township to Tangzhuang Village, Liutao Township, Xiangshui County, Jiangsu Province. By 1994, the Xiangshui Liu clan had been passed down to the 14th grandson of Liu Yue, the ancestor of Kaiji, that is, the 33rd generation of Liu Yi and the 96th generation of Liu Jiao, the king of Chu Yuan. The population of the whole ethnic group is about 1300 people, and the ethnic group is mainly distributed in 6 counties in the north of Yancheng City, Jiangsu Province, of which Hama Hai and Xiangshui are the most. The ethnic group is mainly engaged in agriculture, and the representative figures are Liu Xingbiao, a deputy to the National People's Congress and a member of the Standing Committee of the Sichuan Provincial People's Congress; Liu Huaibang, Liu Zhongsan, and the county magistrate of Banghai County.
Shandong Xiajin Baima Lake Liu branch
Descendants: Virtue founded the country.
Guizhou Nayong Wuzuo Liu clan
Liu Hongling (zhao consort) Liu Jianheng; Liu Hongzhong (zhao consort) Ma Kejun; Liu Hongcheng (zhao consort); Liu Hongyue(liu hongyue); Liu Hongtian (lack of heirs); Liu Hongkui (first son) Liu Zhenting; Liu Hongju (first son) Liu Zhenwu; Liu Hongchang (first son) Liu Zhende; Liu Hongchen (first son) Liu Zhenyi; Liu Hongtai (first son) Liu Zhenyu; Liu Hongyao (second son) Liu Zhenmin Liu Zhenhui; Liu Hongzeng (third son) Liu Zhenming Liu Zhenfu Liu Zhenxiang; Liu Hongcai (third son) Liu Zhensheng Liu Zhenyong Liu Zhenxi;
Guangdong Puning osmanthus basket Liu's
Guihua basket village is located in the south of the town 10 miles southeast of Chaopu junction, ancient Chaoyang County, Ming Shenzong during the period of the Division of Puning, the territory includes the present Qingyang Mountain, Biyu (Beiyu Su) two administrative districts, the ancient main village site in Biyu, the current name of Hejing Village. It is said that Liu Yanshan, the ancestor of the Liu clan, moved from Putian in Fujian Province to Chaoyang during the Northern Song Dynasty, founding the village of Guihua Basket, more than 300 years, until the sixth year of Ming Hongwu, Liu Yangshan and his brother Liu Nangang avoided chaos and moved to Guilin, the capital of Lintian (now Xialin Township, Linpan Town, Jiedong County), and the fourth son, Liu Zhongyi, moved from Xialin Dongtou Village to Puning Guiyang, commonly known as Yangwei Liu, that is, Yangmei Township, Nanxi Town. More than 600 years ago, when the ancestors lived in the Osmanthus Basket in the South Path, they could be described as a local noble family, although the times changed easily, the mountains and rivers changed, but many moving deeds were still passed down from generation to generation in the nearby villages, and the historical relics were still faintly visible. After the ancestors of the Liu clan left the osmanthus basket, only his descendants Liu Yanshan brothers and descendants have now lived on both sides of the Rong River, which has reached more than 30,000 people.
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