First, the evolution of words
2. Pronunciation of surnames
Pinyin: shǐ
Phonetics: ㄕˇ
Old Traditional/Variant: 㕜
Kanji structure: Single structure
Orthography: mouth
Simplified initials: mouth
Five Strokes 86: KQI
Five Strokes 98: KRI
UniCode:U+53F2
Four Corners Number: 50006
Cangjie: LK
GBK encoding: CAB7
Canonical Kanji number: 0248
History of the first stroke: 3
Total strokes: 5
Stroke Order: Vertical fold horizontal skimming
The development process of nature and human society also refers to the writing and discipline of describing and studying these things: history. general history. History of Generations. modern history. World history. Literature. epic. History Department (a large category of ancient books, including various types of historical works). The altar of history. Historical Commentary. Prehistory (ancient times without written records). History goes on and on.
The ancient official in charge of recording historical events: Taishi. Internal history.
Ancient Official Positions: History of Thorns. Imperial History.
surname.
3. Origin of the surname
Source Stream One
Derived from the concubine surname, from the Huang Emperor's cangjie, who created the text during the Yellow Emperor's time, it belongs to the clan with the title of official. According to legend, Cangjie was a native of Nanle, Henan, another is said to be Feng Yi (present-day Dali, Shaanxi), and during the Yellow Emperor's reign, he was a historical official, known as "Shi Huangshi". Legend has it that in ancient times, there was a historical official under the Yellow Emperor named Cangjie, who was called "Shi Huang" in history. Cangjie has four eyes on his head, looks strange, and behaves differently from ordinary people. But he was good at observing things, and he was born to write and paint, so he was deeply loved by the people. In the historical book "Road History", it is recorded that he was able to "change the world in poverty, look up at the trend of the Kuixing Circle, and look down at the Turtle Wen Toba Mountain and River" and palms. Later, Shi Huang founded hieroglyphic scripts, ending the long history of knotted rope memorization and engraving in ancient times, and bringing human beings into civilization. It is said that on the night that Cangjie created the text, the ghosts and gods wept for it. After his death, he was buried in Changyi City (present-day Nanle, Henan).
In order to commemorate the outstanding contributions made by his ancestors to mankind, the descendants of Cangjie took the official title of "Shi Guan" that he held during his lifetime as a surname, called Shi Shi, which has been passed down from generation to generation and is one of the very ancient surnames. Most of the people of the Shi clan revere Shi Huangcangjie as the ancestor of the surname.
Source stream two
Derived from the surname Ji, it comes from the Zhou Dynasty Taishi official Yin You, and belongs to the clan with the title of official. Yin You is the earliest Shi shi figure found in historical records, and ancient texts mostly promote him as the ancestor of shi shi. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Yin You took the post of Taishi and was a solemn person, and his descendants regarded him as a model for historical officials, and referred to Shi You, Jiang Taigong, Zhou Gong, and Zhao Gong as "Western Zhou Sheng". According to the historical books "New Book of Tang" and "Yuan He Surname Compilation" and other books, shi shi originated from the Western Zhou Taishi Yin You. According to legend, Yin You was an upright and loyal person, and together with Jiang Taigong, Zhou Gong, and Zhao Gong, he was called the "Four Saints" at that time. He was ordered to observe astronomy, draw up a calendar, and record the words and deeds of the King of Zhou and the major events of the world, and was greatly appreciated by the King of Zhou.
Yin You was the Taishi of the Zhou Dynasty throughout his life, and was also known as Shi You in history, and later generations praised Yin You as a model for historical officials, and it is said that his descendants inherited the position of historical official. In an era when the surname system changed and gradually became a simple personal or family pronoun, Shi You's descendants took the official title of their ancestors as a surname and called Shi Shi.
Source flow three
Originating from Waiyi, it comes from the historical kingdom of "Zhaowu Nine Surnames" in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and belongs to the clan with the name of the country sinicized. During the Tang Dynasty, there was a branch of the Kangguo clan in the western region (present-day Zhaowu City in Qilian) and a shiguo (present-day Samarkand, Uzbekistan), which was one of the small states of the "Nine Surnames of Zhaowu".
During the Tang Dynasty, Shi Guo was persecuted by the Great Eaters (ancient Arab Empire), and many ethnic groups moved to the Central Plains to seek the protection of the Tang Dynasty, which was placed in the land of Puchanghai (present-day Lop Nur in Xinjiang), which was based on Chinese customs and chinese names, called Shi Shi, which has been passed down from generation to generation.
Source Stream Four
Originating from the Turkic ethnic group, from the Ashina tribe of the Turkic tribe during the Tang Dynasty, it belongs to the Sinicization and change of surname to a surname. At the end of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Ashina tribe of the Turkic people was still relatively weak, and in the Sui Dynasty's war to unify China, some of the tribesmen were attached to Li Yuan, the king of Taiyuan. The post-Turkic Ashina tribe gradually became stronger, and this part of the tribe returned to the Jieli Khan of the Ashina tribe to confront the Tang Dynasty. In the fourth year of Tang Zhenguan (630 AD), Emperor Taizong of Tang ordered the general Li Jing to fight with Ashina at Dingxiang (定襄, in modern Dingxiang, Shanxi), completely destroying the Turkic Ashinabu and tracking down the captured Jieli Khan for thousands of miles. "More than 100,000 people in Ashinabu were wrapped up in the inner circle and relocated to the five state capitals designated by the Tang Dynasty.
At that time, among the Ashina tribesmen, there were those who changed their Han surnames to Shi. For example, Shi Siming, the famous Assassin of Ningyi Prefecture in Yingzhou, which launched the Anshi Rebellion in the Tang Dynasty, was originally a descendant of the Ashina tribe of the Turkic tribe of Ningyi Prefecture.
Source Stream Five
Originating from the official position, it comes from the official shiguan bachelor in the Liao Dynasty period, and belongs to the clan with the title of official. During the Liao Dynasty, the official position of Shiguan Scholar was set up in the eighth year of Baoning (976 AD) by Emperor Jingzong of Liaojing, and belonged to the Guanguo History Institute of the Southern Dynasty, which was under the status of concurrently revising the history of the country, and the main responsibility was to compile the national history of the Khitan nation, that is, the internal history, which was mostly undertaken by learned people in the Yelü clan.
Among the descendants of the Shiguan scholars, there are those who use the title of ancestor official to sinicize the surname, called Shi Shi.
Source Stream Six
Originating from the Mongols, it belongs to the clan with the tribal name Sinicized. According to the historical book "Qing Dynasty Tongzhi Clan Luo Mongolian Eight Banners Surname":
(1) The Mongol Shibu clan, also known as the Shile clan, lived in Uyerbaichai (in present-day Russia on the left bank of the Heilongjiang River). Later, the Manchus cited it as a surname, and the Manchu language was Sir hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the surname of Many Crowned Han was Shi.
(2). The Mongol Sumucha clan lived in Ordos (present-day Ordos, Inner Mongolia). Later, there were Manchus who cited it as a surname, and the Manchu language was Sumuca Hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the surname of Many Crowned Han was Shi.
Source flow seven
Originating from the Manchus, it belongs to the clan with the tribal name Sinicized. According to the historical book "Qing Dynasty Tongzhi Clan Luo Manchuria Eight Banners Surname":
(1). The Manchu Shijia clan, also known as the Shijia clan, originated from the Jurchen Chiyanbu of the Jin Dynasty, the Manchu language is Sigiya Hala, and the hermitage yehewusu river (present-day Jilin Pear Tree) is one of the oldest surnames of the Manchu people. Later, the Xibe people cited as surnames. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, many crowned Han surnames were Shi and Shi.
(2). The Manchu Shifucha clan, Manchu Sifuca Hala, Shiju Wuji (present-day Ning'an, Heilongjiang), after the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the surname of Many CrownEdHan was Shi and Shi.
(3). The Manchu ShiMulu clan, also known as the Shi Mole clan, Manchu Simulu Hala, Shiju Hunchun (present-day Hunchun, Jilin), after the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the multi-crowned Han surnames were Shi, Shi, Mu, Lu, Xiao and so on.
(4). Manchu Songji clan, Manchu for Sunggi Hala, Shiju Wang Qin (present-day Jilin Wang Qing), after the middle of the Qing Dynasty, many crowned Han surnames shi.
(5). Manchu Songyan clan, Manchu for Sungyan Hala, Shiju Niaman (present-day New Binya Manshan, Liaoning), after the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the surname of Many CrownEdhans was Shi.
Source Stream Eight
Originating from the Tu tribe, from the Late Yuan and Early Ming Dynasties, the Tu tribe Shibu clan, belonging to the emperor to give the surname of the tribe name as a surname. The Turkish Shi clan originates from the Shi Bu tribe. The Turks are an ancient ethnic group in northwest China, calling themselves "Mongols", "Chahan Mongols" (White Mongols), "Tukun" (Tukun, Tuhun people), "Tuhun people" and so on. The Tibetans near their place of residence call them "Hall" (a generic name for nomads in northern Tibet), and the Han and Hui people call them "natives" and "natives". After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was collectively called the Turks according to the wishes of the ethnic group. In Turkish folklore, their ancestors were descendants of intermarriage between the Mongols and the local Khors. The legendary Khor people are Tuguhun people, so most researchers believe that the Turks are descendants of the ancient Tuguhun people. The Turks were engaged in animal husbandry in the early days. To this day, the Turks still have the hobby and custom of raising sheep, and almost every household is good at raising sheep and loves sheep deeply. Present-day Turk compatriots are mainly distributed in the area around Weiyuan Town, Xining City, Qinghai Province.
At the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the leader of the Turkish Shibu clan took the initiative to submit to the Ming Dynasty, "and paid tribute to Fangwu, Taizu was very happy, and gave the chieftain Shi surname", after which the tribe was called Shi Shi, which has been passed down from generation to generation.
Source stream nine
Originating from other ethnic minorities, it belongs to the Sinicization and change the surname to a surname. Among the bai, Tujia, Yao, Dai, Hui and other ethnic minorities, there are all Shi clans, and most of their sources are in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, which were implemented by the central government in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, and the movement to change the land to the shi clan, which has been passed down from generation to generation.
Source stream ten
Originating from the official position, from the history of officials in the Western Zhou Dynasty, it belongs to the clan with the title of official. During the Western Zhou Dynasty, the court set up officials in charge of the duties of notes, documents, classics, sacrifices, etc., commonly known as shi guan, also known as shi chen. The six officials set up under the palace (heaven, earth, spring, summer, autumn, and winter) also have historical officials. The subordinates of Chunguan include major history, small history, internal history, and external history. Historians are divided into two histories, left and right. In the classic book "Book of Rites and Kings", it is recorded that "the king, the movement is the left history book, and the speech is the right history book" Throughout the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States period, the princely states also had historical officials. In the rare period, it was called Taishi Ling, and by the Eastern Han Dynasty, in addition to the relevant management functions of notes, documents, and classics, The Sea was responsible for astronomy and calendar, which was under the jurisdiction of The Taichang Temple, but the left and right were replaced, and it was recorded in the historical book "Hanshu YiwenZhi": "History, Left History Records, Right History Records." ”
Throughout the Spring and Autumn Period, the Warring States until the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, the descendants of the historians of various princely states were mostly hereditary, and many of the ancestral official titles were called surnames, called Shi Shi, which have been passed down from generation to generation.
Source Stream Eleven
Originating from the official position, it comes from the historiography of the Zhao regime after the Sixteen Kingdoms period, and belongs to the clan with the title of official. The Historiography Festival was an official position set up by Shi Le of the Zhao regime after the Five Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms periods, and was specially hired by knowledgeable people, whose duty was to teach the children of the royal family about the historiography. The Later Zhao dynasty, built by Shi Le of the Qi people, established its capital at Xiangguo (襄国, in present-day Xingtai, Hebei) and later moved to Yi (present-day Linzhang, Hebei). When the Later Zhao state was strong, its territory included present-day Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Henan, Shandong, and parts of Jiangsu, Anhui, Gansu, and Liaoning, and at its strongest time, it unified most of China, with only the Eastern Jin Dynasty in Huainan, Qianliang in Hexi, and Murong Yan in Liaodong. Unfortunately, the Later Zhao regime was cruel and unkind, and occupied the world with killing, and it also had civil strife, so it only existed for thirty-two years, but it went through seven lords.
Among the descendants of the Shixue Matsuri, there are those who use the title of ancestor official to sinicize it as a surname, called Shi Shi.
4. The surname is the ancestor
Cangjie, Shi You (尹佚). The Yellow Emperor's grandson Emperor Gaoyang's son was abandoned. Yin You: Zhou Chengwang Shiguan, historians called shiguan model, posterity of his position as the surname of shi. The Turkic Ashina.
5. Population distribution
Shi shi is a multi-ethnic, multi-origin surname, ranking 85th in today's surname list, with a population of about 3.076 thousand, accounting for about 0.19% of the total population of the country.
The Shi clan took the official as the surname, and all the countries of the pre-Qin Dynasty had historical officials, so during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the Shi clan was quite widely distributed throughout the country.
During the Western Han Dynasty, there was Shi Gong of the State of Lu, and his grandson Shi Danzilu (present-day Qufu, Shandong) moved to Duling (northwest of present-day Chang'an County, Shaanxi). Shi Chong, The great-grandson of Shi Dan, moved his family to Liyang (present-day Liyang County, Jiangsu) at the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Descendants of Shi Bao of the Eastern Han Dynasty moved to Jiankang, Hexi (present-day Gaotai County, Gansu) during the Yongjia Rebellion in the late Western Jin Dynasty. Another of Stan's descendants moved to Gaomi (in present-day Shandong), and one remained in Jingzhao (present-day Xi'an, Shaanxi). In addition, at the end of the Western Han Dynasty, there were Peiguo people (present-day Pei County, Jiangsu) Shi Cen, and Shi Li moved to Hepu (northeast of present-day Hepu County, Guangxi) for his sins; during the Eastern Han Dynasty, Shi Tongping moved to Qingshen County (present-day Sichuan).
In present-day Kaifeng, Luoyang, Zhaocheng, and Minquan in Henan, there were Shi clans; during the Fifth Tang Dynasty, there were Shi clans in present-day Hunan, Zhejiang, Shanxi and other provinces; in the Song Dynasty, there were Shi clans in present-day Jiangxi and Hebei; and in the Ming Dynasty, Shi clans were also distributed in some parts of present-day Hubei, Anhui, Fujian, Guangdong, Guizhou, Yunnan and other provinces, and had spread all over Jiangnan. After the Qing Dynasty, shi clans moved overseas and lived in Singapore and other countries.
The origin of the Shi clan is complex, since the official surname is called Shi Shi, the Spring and Autumn Warring States Period, has been widely distributed throughout the country, to the Wei and Jin Southern and Northern Dynasties, in northern China has formed five county wang, the county wang in the Shi clan mainly originated from the Han Dynasty after Shi Dan.
According to scholars, the Shi clan originating from Xuancheng in Anhui province were all after Cangjie, and the Shi clan from Wuchang, Hubei province, was a descendant of Yin You (Shi You).
Shi clan to the official as the surname, the pre-Qin countries have historical officials, so in the Spring and Autumn Warring States period, the Shi clan people are quite widely distributed throughout the country, due to political, war and other reasons, some of the Shi clan people who left the Central Plains to migrate later migrated, and then changed the surname Shi.
During the Western Han Dynasty, Shi Gong, a native of the State of Lu, and his grandson Shi Danzilu (present-day Qufu, Shandong) migrated to Duling (present-day Chang'an, Shaanxi). Shi Gong's great-grandson Shi Chong, moved his family to Liyang (溧阳, in modern Liyang, Jiangsu) at the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty. In addition, at the end of the Western Han Dynasty, there were Peiguo people (present-day Pei County, Jiangsu) Shi Cen, and Shi Li moved to Hepu (present-day Hepu County, Guangxi) for sin; during the Eastern Han Dynasty, Shi Tongping moved to Qingshen County (present-day Qingshen, Sichuan). Present-day Kaifeng, Luoyang, and Minquan in Henan are all distributed by the Shi clan.
During the Western Jin Dynasty, Shi Dan's descendants, Shi Bao, the Marquis of Later Han, moved to Jiankang( Hexi (present-day Gaotai, Gansu) to avoid the rebellion of Yongjia, and thus formed a local Wang clan; Shi Dan Sun Shi Jun, whose son Chongdong Shi, in the early years of the Chongdong Dynasty, was a veteran of the Qing and Ji Prefectures, and was enfeoffed as the Marquis of Liyang County (present-day Liyang, Jiangsu), and later led his descendants to settle in Liyang and form the Liyang Shi Wang clan; Shi Dan's descendants were tang libu shilang, moved to Gaomi (present-day Gaomi, Shandong), and later formed the Gaomi Wang clan; Shi Dan had a grandson, Shi Yan, who stayed in Chang'an (present-day Xi'an, Shaanxi). Among them, it is the Jingzhao Wang clan. During this period, after the Turkic Ashina clan changed its surname to Shi, it multiplied in the Henan region and became a major local surname. At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, the Shi clan had moved into Guangdong and Guangxi. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, it moved into Sichuan.
The large-scale southward migration of the Shi clan began during the Wei, Jin, and Southern and Northern Dynasties, and by the time of the Tang and Song Dynasties, it had been distributed in many places in Jiangnan, and after the Song and Ming Dynasties, the Shi clan people spread throughout the country.
The 30th Duke of Weize moved from Shandong to Simingyin County, Zhejiang Province, to the 37th Binzhigong and then from Yincheng to Hutian Bujin Temple under the Xing Persimmon Tree. Bin Zhigongsheng 杺卿, 榘卿, Yu Qing concubine married three, the son of fourteen, his son lived in Zhejiang Ninth, Yu Zhao, Wang, Xuan, Yu, Yao five sons in the late Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, from Zhejiang to Move from Zhejiang Hunan Guiyang Prefecture North Hengyang Township to Transfer Meili Pavilion. Zhaogong established a foundation under the pavilion and had three sons, Zhenggong, Hegong, and Xinggong. Zhenggong descendants were divided from Tingxia to Leiping Township Garden, Qiaoshi Township Tiantang and Maple Tree, Yizhang Water Pass and so on. Wang Gongsheng Gong yue, gong cang sheng can be consistent, ke geng, guan, geng two gong si ethnic group, want to open another base site, in the eighth year of Hongwu moved Yongxing Pingle Hu monument and Xintian Qingshuidong. Gong Yu moved from the pavilion to the outside of the Huangtian Beidou Pond. Gong Yu moved from the pavilion to yongxing Zhailing back da chong cave and other outside. Yao Gong moved from the pavilion under the migration of the people to the tangxia shantang Baishiling Tongjiang broken village and other outside. Gong Yu moved from the pavilion to the water tail crossing river. Le Gong was transferred from Zhuji County, Shaoxing Province, Zhejiang Province, to Guiyang Prefecture, where his descendants settled.
During the Five Dynasties period at the end of the Tang Dynasty, there were Shi clans in present-day Hunan, Zhejiang, Shanxi and other provinces.
During the Song Dynasty, there were Shi clans in present-day Jiangxi and Hebei.
By the time of the Ming Dynasty, the Shi clan was also distributed in some parts of present-day Hubei, Anhui, Fujian, Guangdong, Guizhou, Yunnan and other provinces, and had spread throughout Jiangnan.
After the Qing Dynasty, the Shi clan people moved overseas and lived in Singapore and other countries.
Today, the Shi clan is especially in Hunan and Shandong, and the Shi clan in the two provinces accounts for more than 37% of the country's Shi clan population.
6. Genealogical literature
Eight volumes of the National Genealogical Records of history, eight volumes of (Qing) History, etc., eight volumes of eight volumes of woodcut movable type prints of The Eight Elements Hall in the Thirty-second Year of the Qing Kangxi Dynasty (1693 AD). Note: The ethnic group is scattered in Liyang, Jiangsu, Shaoxing, Zhejiang, Ningbo, Gansu Lingtai and other places.
Genealogy of the Wuzhong faction of the Shi clan of Jiangsu, author to be examined, a volume of woodcut movable type prints at the beginning of the early Qing Dynasty.
Genealogy of the Wuzhong school of jiangsu shi shi, (Ming) Shi Dan xiu, (Qing) shi in Xiang continued to repair, woodcut movable type print during the Qing Dynasty.
Genealogy of the Huai shi clan in Huai'an, Jiangsu, (Qing) Shi Huaiguang Jianxiu, Shi Yunhuan Xiu, Qing Guangxu eighteenth year (1892 AD) woodcut movable type printed two volumes.
Jiangsu Huaituo qianHuai Shi clan genealogy, (Republic of China) Shi Jiuhuang rebuilt, the Republic of China twenty-three years (1934 AD) Chengzetang lead printed a volume.
Three volumes of the Genealogy of the Gufeng Shi Clan of Gufeng Shi clan in Feng County, Jiangsu Province, the author is to be examined, and the woodcut movable type print of the 20th year of the Republic of China (1931 AD).
Jiangsu Jiangdu Shaodai Shishi rebuilt six volumes of genealogy, (Qing) Stian et al. reworked, Qing Daoguang five years (1825 AD) woodcut movable type printed six volumes. Note: The title page is "Liyang Shi Clan Sect Branch Shao Dai Re-cultivation of The Family Ride".
Twelve volumes and the first volume of the Genealogy of the Shi Clan in Changzhou, Jiangsu, (Qing) Shi Jingyou and other repairs, Qing Guangxu Thirty-four Years (1908 AD) Jiufutang Woodcut Movable Type Printed Twelve Volumes.
Jiangsu Liyang Shi Clan WuBentang Branch Eight Volumes, the first volume, (Qing) Shi Jiejie, Shi Ronglu and other seven revisions, Qing Tongzhi twelfth year (1873 AD) WuBentang woodcut movable type printed ten volumes.
Twenty volumes and the first volume of the Genealogy of the Shi clan of Xiangyang, Jiangsu, (Qing) Shi Tingwei Series, lead print of the first year of the Qing Xuan reunification (1909 AD).
Jiangsu Gao li gushu and other seven "Shi clan genealogy", (Qing) Guangxu twenty-two years (1896 AD) repair, during the Qing Dynasty woodcut movable type printed a total of 20 volumes.
Jiangsu Gao Li's 23 "General Genealogy of The Shi Clan", revised in the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929 AD), has a total of 36 woodcut movable type prints.
Jiangsu Jiangyin Chengjiang Shi Family Genealogy four volumes, the first volume, the last volume, (Qing) Shi Jingcai and other repairs, Qing Guangxu second year (1876 AD) Huai Li Tang woodcut movable type printed six volumes.
Jiangsu Jiangyin Chengjiang Shi Clan Genealogy Ten Volumes, (Republic of China) History Editing, Republic of China Twenty-five Years (1936 AD) Huai Li Tang Lead Printed Ten Volumes. Note: Shi Fu began in the seventh year of the Qing Kangxi Dynasty.
Jiangsu Yixing Nanliu Shi clan genealogy six volumes, (Republic of China) Shi Yizu, Shi Shuntong and other compilations, the Republic of China three years (1914 AD) repair, the Republic of China fifteen years (1926 AD) Shi De Tang woodcut movable type print six volumes.
Eighteen volumes of the Genealogy of the Shi Clan of Yixing, Jiangsu, Shi Guoying and other revisions, eighteen volumes of Yongsitang typeset edition during the Republic of China. Note: Initial repair between the Ming Dynasty.
Zhejiang Shi clan genealogy compilation, (Qing) Shi Pu'an repair, Shi Mo repair, Qing Kangxi period carved Qianlong idle supplement woodcut movable type print. Save a copy.
Twenty-four volumes of the Shi clan genealogy of The Gradual River, (Qing) Shi Shi Lian and other revisions, Qing Jiaqing five years (1800 AD) woodcut movable type printed ten volumes.
Twenty-four volumes of the Genealogy of the Shi Clan of Xiaoshan, Zhejiang, continued by Shi Jin in the Qing Dynasty, and sixteen volumes of woodcut movable type prints of the Eight Elements Hall in the eighteenth year of qing Guangxu (1892 AD). Note: The inscription is "Xiao Yi Shi Clan Genealogy."
Zhejiang Lushan Shi clan genealogy twenty-four volumes, (Republic of China) Shi Jinxiu, Shi Jin wen printed, the Seventh Year of the Republic of China (1918 AD) Eight Xingtang woodcut movable type print sixteen volumes. Note: The inscription is "XiaoYi Shi Clan Genealogy".
Six volumes of genealogy of the Shi clan of Siming Gu teng in Ningbo, Zhejiang, compiled by Shi Jiheng and others, and eight volumes of woodcut movable type prints in the third year of the Qing Dynasty (1911 AD).
Eight volumes of genealogy of the Ancient Teng Shi clan in Ningbo, Zhejiang, edited by Shi Jiheng and others, and eight volumes of woodcut movable type prints in the nineteenth year of the Republic of China (1930 AD).
Twenty volumes and the first volume of the Genealogy of the Shi Clan in Ningbo, Zhejiang, (Republic of China) Shi Bang ZhiXiu, thirty volumes of lead prints in the thirty-fifth year of the Republic of China (1946 AD).
Zhejiang Yuyao Banlin Shi Xiaozong Branch Genealogy eight volumes, the first volume, (Qing) Shi Shanhao revised, Qing Xianfeng three years (1853 AD) woodcut movable type printed six volumes.
Zhejiang Yuyao Banlin Shi small genealogy nine volumes, the first volume, (Qing) Shi Mei, Shi Shanhao revised, Qing Tongzhi ninth year (1870 AD) woodcut movable type printed eight volumes.
Nine volumes of zhejiang Yuyao Banlin Shi Xiaozong branch genealogy, (Republic of China) Shi QuanYi continued to repair, Qing Tongzhi seven years (1868 AD) carved, the Republic of China twelfth year (1923 AD) woodcut movable type printed eight volumes. Note: The score was first repaired in the 28th year of the Qing Kangxi Dynasty, and this is the fifth revision.
Eleven volumes of the Genealogy of the Shi Clan of Yuyao, Zhejiang, the first two volumes and the last two volumes, edited by Shi Guang (Qing) and eleven volumes of woodcut movable type prints in the sixth year of Qing Xianfeng (1856 AD). Note: There are banknote supplements before and after.
Zhejiang Yuyao Shi clan genealogy twelve volumes, the first two volumes, the last three volumes, (Republic of China) Shi Liangshu continued to revise, the Republic of China three years (1914 AD) woodcut movable type print fourteen volumes. Note: Shi Lin began to cultivate in the seventh year of Ming Chenghua, which is the ninth cultivation.
Eight volumes of the Genealogy of the Shi Clan of Yindong Qianyan in Yinxian County, Zhejiang, compiled by Shi Youcheng (Qing) Shi Youcheng, nine volumes of woodcut movable type prints in the thirty-second year of Qing Guangxu (1906 AD). Note: The cover is "Qianyan Shi Clan Genealogy".
Fifteen volumes of Shi Clan Branch Genealogy of Yindong Shangshui Heng Street, Yinxian County, Zhejiang Province, the first volume, (Republic of China) Shi Youqing, Shi Jigong and other compilations, the first year of the Republic of China (1912 AD) pre-repair, the Republic of China thirty-six years (1947 AD) woodcut movable type printed six volumes.
Two volumes of the Genealogy of the Shi Clan of Yindong Hanling in Yinxian County, Zhejiang, (Republic of China) Shi Zhitian and Shi You'an Xiu, a volume of woodcut movable type prints in the twelfth year of the Republic of China (1923 AD).
Three volumes of genealogy of The Former Xu Shi clan in Yindong, Yinxian County, Zhejiang, (Republic of China) Shi Youchun, Shi Jiufeng and other compilations, a volume of woodcut movable type prints in the nineteenth year of the Republic of China (1930 AD).
Eight volumes of genealogy of the Shi clan at Guantou, Xiangshan, Zhejiang, rebuilt by Qin Yingjian (Republic of China), woodcut movable type print in the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938 AD).
Zhejiang Shaoxing Shi clan genealogy continued, (Qing) Shi Jimeixiu, the seventh year of the Republic of China (1918 AD) lead printed a volume.
Twelve volumes of the Genealogy of the Shi Clan of Puqiao, Shengxian County, Zhejiang, (Republic of China) Shi Youjin, woodcut movable type print of the fourteenth year of the Republic of China (1925 AD).
Genealogy of the Shi clan of Jinze in Yixian County, Anhui, (Qing) Shi Ji Zhou Ji, Qianlong Twenty-ninth Year of the Qing Dynasty (1764 AD) Shanxiutang Woodcut Movable Type Printed Volume.
Shandong Qixia Shi Clan Genealogy Five Volumes, (Republic of China) Shi Qili et al. Compilation, 24th Year of the Republic of China (1935 AD) Lead Print.
Genealogy of the Shi clan of Leling, Shandong, (Ming) Shi YiMing Original Repair, Anon. Continuation Repair, a woodcut movable type print of the early Qing Dynasty.
Genealogy of the Shi clan of Leling, Shandong, (Ming) Shi Bang Zhiyuan Xiu, Anon. Continued Repair, a woodcut movable type print during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty.
Genealogy of the Shi clan of Leling, Shandong, (Qing) Shi Zhongxiu, a volume of woodcut movable type prints in the seventeenth year of the Qianlong Dynasty (1752 AD).
Genealogy of the Shi clan of Leling, Shandong, (Qing) Shi Shangpuxiu, 48th year of the Qianlong Qing Dynasty (1783 AD) woodcut movable type printed in four volumes.
Shandong Leling Shi Shi Jia Cheng, (Qing) Shi Bingdi Xiu, Qing Guangxu second year (1876 AD) woodcut movable type printed four volumes.
Six volumes of the Genealogy of the Shi Clan of Xinzhou, Hubei, Shi Zhengsheng (Republic of China), Shi Wenbang Chuangxiu, woodcut movable type print of the ninth year of the Republic of China (1920 AD).
Ten volumes of the Genealogy of the Huang Clan of The History of Xinzhou, Hubei, continued to be revised by Huang Runkun (Republic of China), and woodcut movable type print of the Thirty-third Year of the Republic of China (1944 AD).
Nine volumes of the Genealogy of the Shi Clan of Hengyang, Hunan, edited by Shi Bingwen (Qing) Shi Bingwen, Edited by Shi Damen, etc., and nine volumes of woodcut movable type prints in the thirty-third year of the Qing Dynasty (1904 AD).
Hunan Yongxing Shi Clan Continuation Genealogy Fifteen Volumes, the first three volumes, (Qing) Shi Jiulu, Shi Youxin Continuation, Qing Guangxu Thirty-one Years (1905 AD) Liyang Hall Woodcut Movable Type Print Seventeen Volumes, Missing the First Volume. Note: The cover is "Shi Clan Genealogy", and the title page is "Pingling Family Ride".
Ten volumes of the Genealogy of the Shi Clan of Beixi in Wanxian County, Sichuan, (Republic of China) Shi Xiyong Repair, a typefath edition of the eighth year of the Republic of China (1919 AD).
Sichuan Wanxian Shi clan branch is compiled, (Republic of China) Shi Fengquan, the twelfth year of the Republic of China (1923 AD) Wanxian Stork Shizhuang Shishi woodcut movable type printed volume.
Seven volumes of Shi's genealogy, edited and revised by Shi Dasheng and others, and seven volumes of Jiaolongtang woodcut movable type print in the fourth year of Qing Xianfeng (1854 AD). Note: Book VII is more dilapidated.
Yizhuang Shi Clan Genealogy forty-one volumes, the first volume, the last volume, (Republic of China) Shi Mingbi and other revisions, the Thirty-eighth Year of the Republic of China (1949 AD) Zong Hai Tang Lead Print Thirty-eight Volumes.
Eighteen volumes of shi's genealogy, the first volume, (Qing) Shi Tingwei and other revisions, the first year of the Qing Xuan reunification (1909 AD) woodcut movable type printed thirty volumes.
Shi Shiqing Chuanzong twelve volumes, (Qing) history class and other re-editions, Qing Guangxu seventeen years (1891 AD) woodcut movable type printed twelve volumes.
Genealogy of the Shi clan, author to be examined, a woodcut movable type print during the Qing Dynasty.
Shi's genealogy, author to be examined, woodcut movable type print during the Qing Dynasty, only one volume now exists.
7. Gunwangtang Number
Liyang County: Founded in the Chu and Han Dynasties, during the Western Han Dynasty, it was designated as a county, and later as a county or a county, and its jurisdiction at that time included the areas around present-day Changzhou City, Liyang City, Danyang City, Yixing City, Anhui Province Langxi, Guangde, and Zhejiang Province. During the Song Dynasty, the territory was once extended to the entire Taihu Lake and Wuxi areas. Due to its mountainous location and years of war and turmoil, the area is a place of refuge for people. Today, it is only a county-level city under Changzhou City, located at the junction of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui provinces, with the famous Tianmu Lake Scenic Area.
Gaomi Commandery (高密郡): In the first year of the Western Han Dynasty (戊申, 73 BC), Jiaoxi Commandery was changed to Gaomi (高密国), with its seat of governance at Gaomi (高密, in present-day Gaomi, Shandong), which at that time was under its jurisdiction in present-day Gaomi, Shandong Province, and its seat of governance was in Gaomi. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, the county was changed to a county, which belonged to Beihai County. The Western Jin Dynasty restored the state, the Southern Song Dynasty changed it to a county, and moved to the city of Sangli (present-day Weifang, Shandong). After the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Song Dynasty was changed to a county, and its seat of government was in Sangli City (present-day Weifang, Shandong), which at that time was under its jurisdiction in the area of present-day Gaomi City, Shandong Province.
京兆: Also known as Jingzhao County, Jingzhao Yin, in fact, "Jingzhao" is not a county, but the title of the regional administrative region where the central government is located, and "Yin" is its Taishou. In the first year of the Western Han Dynasty (Ding Ug, 104 BC), he changed the right internal history to Jing Zhaoyin, one of the three auxiliaries, and the seat of government was chang'an (present-day Xi'an, Shaanxi). In the first year of the Reign of Emperor Wen of the Three Kingdoms (庚子, 220 CE), Emperor Wen of Cao wei changed the name of Jingzhao Yin to Jingzhao Commandery (京兆郡), with his seat of government in Chang'an (present-day Xi'an, Shaanxi), which at that time was north of present-day Qinling in Shaanxi, east of Xi'an, and south of the Wei River to Hua County. In the second year of Cao Wei's reign (Xin Ug, 221 CE), he was made the Duke of Qin, with Jingzhao Commandery as the State of Qin, and Cao Wei changed his name to Jingzhao State in the third year of the first year of Cao Wei's reign. In the third year of the reign of Emperor Qinglong of Wei (乙卯, 235 CE), emperor Huan was made the King of Qin, and the state of Jingzhao was changed to the state of Qin. In the fifth year of the reign of King Qi (Cao Fang) (甲子, 244 AD), it was changed to Jingzhao Commandery (京兆郡), present-day Xi'an, with five subordinate counties, all of which were under the jurisdiction except Zhouzhi and Hu Counties. During the Western Jin Dynasty, Jingzhao County was still placed in Chang'an, and its jurisdiction was smaller than that of the Three Kingdoms of Wei. From the Sixteen Kingdoms to the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Former Zhao, Former Qin and Later Qin, Western Wei, and Northern Zhou successively established the capital Chang'an (Later Qin called Chang'an), and all set up Jingzhao Commandery (or Yin) here. Both the Sui and Tang dynasties were in Chang'an, and a new city was built. During the Sui Dynasty, it was called Daxing City. In the fourth year of Emperor Gaozong's reign (癸 ugly, 653 CE), he changed his name to Chang'an City, and in the Gyeonggi area around Chang'an City, Yongzhou was made the capital of Jingzhao Province, and Jingzhao Yin was placed. The above-mentioned Jingzhao refers to the Beijing Division and its surrounding areas. The Sui and Tang dynasties both set up Jingzhaoyin (郡, 府) or Yongzhou (雍州), which were established as county-level institutions to unify more than 20 counties such as Chang'an and Daxing (Tang changed to Wannian). After the Tang Dynasty, Chang'an City ceased to be the capital, and its development was affected to a certain extent, but it was still an important local metropolis. The Jin and Yuan dynasties set up Jingzhao Fu (路) in Shaanxi, which had nothing to do with the land where the capital was built, and its jurisdiction at that time was in the area north of the Qinling Mountains in present-day Shaanxi, east of Xi'an, south of the Wei River, and west of Huayin. The Beiyang government changed Shuntianfu to Jingzhao Prefecture, and Fuyin was Jingzhao Yin, which was in line with the meaning of "Jingzhao" before the Jin Dynasty. When the republic of China government was established, it was deposed as "Jingzhao".
Guiyang Commandery (桂阳郡): Also known as Nanping Commandery (南平郡), the seat of government was in Chenxian County, present-day Chenzhou, Hunan, which governed present-day Xiangnan and northern Guangdong. Guiyang has a long history. There are late Paleolithic human sites in Shanglongquan Village, Guiyang, which are in line with the "Hilltop Cave People" era in Zhoukoudian, Beijing, and are known as "Longquan Culture". In the 26th century BC, the ancestral gods were cultivated in Chen, and the people cultivated, and Jiahe (present-day Jiahe County) in Guiyang was regarded as a hecang fort, and Guiyang left a historical record of "Kanda Zhanshi". During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Guiyang belonged to Jingzhou Chudi, and the "Records of History" recorded: "You Teng painted a plan for Gongzhong: Please seal Guiyang as a small lingyin, then there is Chu." It can be seen that The opening and prosperity of Guiyang and the Chu State are the same age. To the Qin unification of the six kingdoms, the implementation of the county system, the country set up thirty-six counties, Guiyang is Chenxian County, belongs to Changsha County. At the end of the Qin Dynasty and the beginning of the Han Dynasty, Liu Bang (己海, 202 BC), the ancestor of Han Gao, divided into four counties in Hunan Province, starting with Guiyang County, which had jurisdiction over the southern part of Changsha County and northern Guangdong, and successively led eleven counties such as Chen, Linwu, Ben (Yongxing), Qi (Leiyang), Nanping (Blue Mountain), Guiyang (Lianzhou), Yangshan, Hankuang, Qujiang, Xunyang, and Yinshan. By the fourth year of the Song Dynasty (癸海, 963 AD), Guiyang County, Chenzhou, set up the Guiyang Commandery Military (Chenzhou Army) to abolish the establishment of the county, and the history of Guiyang County lasted for 1165 years. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Guiyang County was once changed to guiyang state, and in the twentieth year of the Tang Dynasty (Jiashen, 804 AD), the imperial court set up Guiyang to supervise the county seat of Pingyang County, which was directly under the jurisdiction of the imperial court and specialized in smelting. In the third year of shaoxing of the Song Dynasty (癸 ugly, 1133 AD), Guiyang was promoted to Guiyang Army, and from the Yuan Dynasty to the fourteenth year of the Yuan Dynasty (Ding Ugly, 1277 AD), the Guiyang Army was promoted to Guiyang Road and set up a general capital. In the first year of the Ming Dynasty Hongwu (戊申, 1368 AD), Guiyang Road was changed to Guiyang Prefecture, and in the ninth year of Ming Hongwu (丙辰, 1376 AD), Guiyang Prefecture was changed to Guiyang Prefecture. In the 10th year of the Yongzheng Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty (壬子, 1732 AD), Guiyang Prefecture was elevated to Guiyang Prefecture (桂阳直立州), which was subordinate to Hengyong Chengui Dao. In the second year of the Republic of China (癸丑, 1913 AD), Guiyang Zhili Prefecture was changed to Guiyang County.
Note: "Bin county" should be "Chenxian County", "Binzhou" should be "Chenzhou".
Jiankang Commandery (建康郡): Former Liangguo Commandery during the Sixteen Kingdoms period, with its seat of government in the southwest of present-day Gaotai, Gansu Province. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Northern Dynasty Wei was deposed. During the reign of Wu Zetian in the Tang Dynasty, Wang Xiaojie placed the Jiankang Army in the southeast of present-day Gaotai, which was later incorporated into Tubo (present-day Xinjiang).
Xuancheng County: Xuancheng County was founded in the Jin Dynasty, and was separated from the former Danyang County in the second year of the Western Jin Dynasty (Xin Ug, 281 AD), and the seat of governance was Wanling (present-day Xuancheng, Anhui), with jurisdiction over eleven counties. Its jurisdiction included present-day Fanchang, Nanling, Qingyang, Chizhou, Shitai, Taiping, Jing County, Ningguo, guangde and other places. In the Sui and Tang dynasties, there was Xuancheng County, Xuanzhou County, and at that time, xuancheng county was either abandoned county, or xuanzhou was abandoned county.
ChenLiu Commandery (陈留郡): In the 26th year (庚辰, 221 BC) of the Qin Dynasty, ChenLiu County was placed, and in the first year of the Han Dynasty (己未, 122 BC), chenliu county was relocated, and the seat of government was Chen Liu (present-day Kaifeng, Henan). At that time, its jurisdiction was in the area of present-day Henan Province from Minquan County, Ningling County, west to Kaifeng City, Weishi County, north to Yanjin County, and south to Qi County. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, the rule was changed to Junyi. In the early years of the Sui Dynasty (Xin Ug, 581 AD), it was deposed, and both the Sui and Tang dynasties were ChenLiu Commandery (陳留郡) in Bizhou. In 1957, Ding You was merged into Kaifeng County, Henan Province.
Henan County: During the Qin Dynasty, it was named Sanchuan County. In the second year of Emperor Gaozong of the Western Han Dynasty (205 BC), it was changed to Henan Commandery (Henan Commandery), with its seat of government in Luoyang (present-day Luoyang, Henan), and its jurisdiction at that time was in the area of Luoshui and Yishui in the south of the Yellow River in present-day Henan, the area around the Shuanghuan River, the upper reaches of the Jialu River and the area around Yuanyang County in the north of the Yellow River, with jurisdiction over 22 counties, roughly equivalent to the counties and cities of Present-day Henan Province, such as Huaichuan, Mengjin, Yanshi, Gongyi, Xingyang, Yuanyang, Zhongmu, Zhengzhou, Xinzheng, Xinmi, Linru, Ruyang, Yichuan, and Luoyang. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, the capital was Luoyang, and in order to improve the status of Henan County, its chief official was not called Taishou but Yin. It was deposed in the early years of the Sui Dynasty and later reverted to Henan County, Yuzhou. During the Tang Dynasty, it was the capital of Henan Prefecture in Luozhou, and its jurisdiction was much smaller than that of Henan County during the Han Dynasty. During the Yuan Dynasty, it was Henan Road, and during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was Henan Province. During the Republic of China period, it was built as Henan Province.
Don number
Gaomi Hall: The Church of Hope.
Kyojodo: The Church of Hope.
Guiyang Hall: The Church of Hope.
Jiankang Hall: Standing church with hope.
Xuancheng Hall: The Church of Hope.
Chen Liutang: The Church of Hope.
Henan Hall: Standing hall with hope.
Liyang Hall: Standing hall with hope.
Zhonglietang: At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Shi Kefa was appointed as a soldier shangshu and a university scholar and yangzhou to resist the Qing. When the city of Yangzhou was in danger, Shi Kefa wrote a suicide note to the old mother's wife, because he had no sons, and ordered the deputy general Shi Dewei to be his son. And confessed: "After I died, I was buried next to Emperor Ming Xiaoling. "After the city was destroyed, Kefa killed himself, and he ordered Stilwell to kill him. Dewei cried and refused to kill, and was captured by the Qing soldiers. After being captured, the Qing people persuaded him to surrender, but he was resolute and unyielding, and martyred heroically.
Huai Li Tang: Liyang, Jiangsu is the origin of Shi Shi, because it is a church.
VIII. Ranking of characters
Jiangsu Liyang Shi clan characters: "Shu Duo Junqi Pi Ze Chengjia Shun Jing Chang Zhong shen descendant Cun Xingxian".
Jiangsu Liyang Daitou Shi Clan Characters: "Zhongliang Xianzhuan is Jingqi Jiayan Qing Si Yan Fang Zheng Shou Patriarchal Poetry Book Pei Sage".
The thirteen branches of Jiangsu Gao Li:"After the time will show the reverence of the Shang family Xiu Ting to present the great poetry book Yi Zhongxiao Chengxian use Zengjun Fu To pay tribute to the Ten Thousand Years".
Changfang Branch after Qianfeng: "One Only Ke Dun Sect Nine Luck Fu Zhao Hongyou Gong Yan Xu GuangWei Qi Huan Family Chengle Obey Yan Ancestral Teachings See The Reputation of The Innocent Karma Long Distant Quality Duan Yu Xue Chun";
After the relocation of feng, the second and third fang tribes: "Based on generosity and filial piety, the ancestors of the de Wei Wei Shu Bai Shi Yong Mian Le obeyed the ancestral teachings of Yan To see the reputation of the innocent Karma Long distant from the end of the school by the pure.".
Jiangsu XiaZhuang Shi clan characters: "Following the Shun Ji Mei Qiao period is still more and more virtuous to come to Yi Long Yuan will be Yun Zhao compendium".
Jiangsu Daitou Shi Clan Characters: "Junzhong's original text exists in the world with Zhongliang Xianzhuang is Jingqi Jiayan Qing Si Yan Fang Zheng Shou Patriarchal Poetry Book Pei Sage".
Jiangsu Xiazhuang Shi clan characters: "Following the Shunji Mei Qiao period is still more and more virtuous to come yi long distance will be Yun Zhao compendium".
Jiangsu Siyang Shi clan ancestors: "Heirloom to thick for its good changxian liang heng yong hui min ye long tolerance An Tai Hong Yan lush".
Jiangsu Siyang Taoyuan Shi clan characters: "Hongwei Lan Cautious Shou Guangju Shuo Xiu Yu".
Jiangsu Rugao Shi clan characters: "The Chaoji Zhuwen clan once sealed the waiter Chang Xiao has heirloom poetry book Xunzi Fang Gong name only Xi Ren Yi Qi Zhongtang".
Jiangsu Yangzhou Shi clan ancestors: "Zong Yuan to follow the example of Di Si Jimei to celebrate the talent cloud still".
Jiangsu Jiangdu Wuqiao Sun Dun characters: "Jade palm good is the treasure of ascension"
Guizhou Guiding Shi Clan Ancestors: "Political Affairs Speech Binde Xun Yu ShengDian Loyalty Grace Hui Ming Ming Yi Tai Li Xin Yuan Gong Sect Si Chen Jing TingXue Each Bingjun".
Guizhou Guiding Shi Clan Ancestors: "The Book of Si Zhang's Chao Di Is Pure and Manifest".
Guizhou Guiding Shi clan characters: "Sheng Ji Ji Ting Pin Guang praise Yong Xi Qingzu".
Guizhou Hezhang Shi clan ancestors: "For Zong Xuan ShengShi Shouyuan Lianghong Open University".
Guizhou Qianxi Shi clan ancestors: "Weizong Xuansheng Shi Shouyuan LiangHongkai University Guoxian Jinzhang Humanities Distant Si Bing Qifang".
Guizhou Qianxi Shajing Shi Clan Ancestors: "Ming Chuan Scroll ShangWen Zai Bingshu Qing Guo En Guang Deng Dynasty Xianda Dao Qian Fuchang"
Guizhou Nayong Shi clan ancestors: "Weizong Xuansheng Shi Shouyuan Lianghong Kai University".
Guizhou Bijie Shi clan characters: "Wenzong Xuansheng Shengshi Shouyuan Lianghong Kai University Guoxian Jin Zhang Yong Chengzu Dezhong Political and Legal Outline Name ChengdaoYuan Jasper Xianyang".
Guizhou 1984 Shi clan unified the characters: "National Fortune Zhaozhang Revitalization Liyang Chengqi Ancestral Training In the Legislative Outline Name Chengdaoyuan Jasper Xianyang Junjie Yingyu Zhiyong and Long Hero Duan Yan Si Bing Qi Fang Jiang Shan Tian Yan Rong Han An Bang Xian Can Increase Hua Dian Heng Chang QunXing Brilliant Yao Fu Shou Ning Kang Qian Qiu Yong Song Rich and Noble".
Shi Jia Ji Shi of MaFa Town, Guangshan County, Xinyang City, Henan Province: "Dun Hou Inherits the Ancestor Xinghua in Qixian Lide Zhichang Da Kai Ji Shi Jiu Chuan Continues to Follow the Yi Mo Voyage Forever Forward With Ling Yun Zhi Fu Ze Yan WanNian ".
Henan Pingdingshan Shi Tianze descendants of the ancestors: "Guangwenzi jiwang Bingshan tongjichang Jingkai Fang HuanZhangrong DaGang Xiang Jia Cheng XiYan Liang long opened a new state."
Descendants of Yanshi Shi Tianze of Henan: "Marquis Hongye Sogo of Han Xuangongxian Sogo Xingli Jianshi Lizong Gongfa Zhending Shangshu Connected Only Xianju Zhao Putian and Qing Zhongliang Lai Yan Sanyang Gong Menglu Linbao Xiang Jing Xian Bo Qin Ke Fa Wu Xi Du Ming Recitation Yong Yan Jia Xiang".
Henan Ningling Shi clan ancestors: "Rong Qing Ke Wen De Fang Zheng family transmission Yongchang Guangren Hua Ming Shao Nian Peiyuan".
Henan Zhaocheng Shi clan ancestors: "Ke Ming Cun scrupulously and prudently led by merit and honored changmao Jiuyun Zhongbu Hua Junxing stars like a group of spirits Huaihai Fucai clouds red light full of evergreen transmission wanchun".
Henan Wolong Nanzhao Zhenping Shi Clan Ancestors: "An Feng Guo Wen TingChang Jin Zhang TianXi Hongde".
Henan Xinye Shi clan characters: "Qing Jian Ze De Zheng Dai Chuan Yong Yu Fang Academic Obedience Family Training Article Great Glory Fame Crown Gold List Junjie Chao Yu Tang".
Henan Huaichuan Shi clan ancestors: Electric Ming Qing Henghua...
Henan Weishi Shi ancestors: "Guang secretary Ming and Qing".
Hunan Yongxing Shi clan ancestors: "Zhao Jiu Ji Mei Xi Ting Shun Cai Ming Gao".
Hunan Yongxing Shi clan ancestors: "Zhao Jiu Ji Mei Xi Ting Shun Cai Ming Gao Yang".
Hunan Pingle Shi Clan Ancestors: "Shi Shui Mi's title Sun Gong Ke Junqi Ru Tian Wen Shi Yong Shang Xue De Shi Wei Chang Shao Cheng Jiu Ji Mei Xi Ting Xun Chun Name Gao Yang Shen Finally Return to the Beginning of the Great Qiyun From Zhao Wen Xi Guang and Chang Yan Shun Ru Qiu Min Tong Xiu Mao".
Hunan Xintian Shi clan characters: "Guangming Zheng Da Mi Shows Morality Forever Changrong".
Hebei was acquired by the descendants of Lu Shi Tianze: "Luncheng De Tianmu Fire Earth Into Boshui Jin Yu Ren Succession Single-Ride Single Jihua Yong Ru Cheng and Yun".
Hebei was awarded the Lushan Xiyangquan Shi clan characters: "Xingqi Heng Tonghua Xian Xi Dian Ze Xiang Yang Qin Zun Body Note Jin Xiang Bu MingZhang".
Hebei Renqiu Shi clan ancestors: "Ji Cun Ming Junmei Li De Shu Wan Chang Shi Ji Zhongliang Xian Avenue Yi Tianfang".
Hebei Cangzhou Shi clan ancestors: "Xi Ru Lin Kun Shu Ming Qing Shu Shu Ming Qing Shu Bing Chu En Yi Ze Yuan Wan Shi Yong Chengchang Faithful Zhen Guo Yun Filial Piety Heirloom Ben and Shan Bing Xian Jiu Duan Pin in Chun Liang Xian Da Wei Sheng Xue Wen Fang Bao Ji Xiang".
Shandong Qixia Shi clan ancestors: "Daben RuXian Shu Junde Zhi Ke Ming Tong Xu Wu can inherit the eternal goodness of the future generations".
Shandong Laiyi Shi clan characters: "Changxing Yande inherited its inheritance of Xiwen Tingqing Dezhi tree".
Shandong Junan Shi clan ancestors: "Tenant Lan Pei jiyun Zhenming Li Xiujin".
Shandong Yun County Shi clan ancestors: "Renji Gao Zengjiu descendants still Yan Zuo Chang Qin Si Zu Yi Xun Junye can be re-guang Hua Mao Chang Dao YuanRong Hou Jia Bao Xiang Xiang Xing Heng Hall Wan Yu Cheng Fan Lian Li Sheng Sheng Gui Man Ji Xian Jian Tong Shou Chao Zhao Mu Zun Xian Order".
Jiangxi Shangyu Shi clan ancestors: "Gentleman Tingwen Guangdong Eastern Qing developed lake sea Fu Lu Xing magnanimity and grand scheme to allow jasper tomb clouds to appear dragon light".
Nanchang Shi clan of Jiangxi Province: "Ben Xiao Liyang moved to Yuzhang Zhaori economic tree Qifang ... Ruyingguo Chinese Tomorrow Sheng Yong Shichang".
Descendants of Shi Hao in Gannan, Jiangxi: "Junzi Tingwen Guangdong Eastern Qing Developed Lake Sea Fulu Xing Magnanimity And Great Yi Scheme Allows Jasper Tomb Cloud to Appear Dragon Light".
Nanchang Shi clan of Jiangxi: "Shi Shui Mi Zhi Qing Sun Gong Zu Bi Shi Ben Li Zi Yuan Kao Qi Zong In Jie Yi Ji Ru Ying Guo ZhongZu Shu Zhi
Hubei Zaoyang Henan Tanghe Shi clan characters: "Cunxing Xuanzu De Xiu Ji Fu Neng Chang Qin Jian Jian Pastoral Broad Poetry Book means long".
Hubei Dangyang Shi clan characters: "Family Lineage Changzi Raid Yun Han Zhao JinZhang Civilization Inherit Ancestor Dingguo Yong'an State".
A character of the Hubei Shi clan: "Xingbin Wen Xuanzheng Ting Jialiang Bang Chengzheng Wei Hong Zai Ji Name Zhaotai Lu Shao Yu De Dun BenYe Shang Zhi Xian Zhongxiao Jia Sheng Zhen Poetry Book Fang Ke Cheng Yong".
Zhejiang Yuyao Shi clan characters: "Dao Weng Shu Zi Jing Fu Shu Ke Jun Guo Shi Gui Duan Liang Yan De and Zhonghou Si".
Zhejiang Ningbo Shi Clan Ancestors: "Shi Shui Mi Zhi Qing Sun Gong Zu Bi Shi Ben Li Zi Yuan Xiao Qi Zong In Jie Yi Ji Xi Ting Xun Ying Ying".
Shanxi Yangquan Shi clan ancestors: "Xinyan's YingYan Bang Guo Pen Hongyuan Shaoshu Pei Hui Geng Faithful Mei Hualu".
Shanxi Yangquan Shi clan ancestors: "Zongdou Guanghua Shideng Wanjin Zhi Shao Miao Wen Wu Ju Xiu Ze Zhi Yong Chenghou".
Shanxi Qinyuan Shi clan ancestors: "Wende Shang Dynasty Zhenying XianguiQi Chengquan Zongzhi Chongben Zhen Shou Bingliang Lieguang Jixi".
Sichuan Guangyuan Shi clan characters: "Feng Wan Zheng Yu Hong Bingxue Zhang Zhongting Shao Huai Qing Salute Confucian Lian Bi Ke Xing".
Sichuan Zizhong Shi clan characters: "Rich and noble from the new Qi handsome and handsome and smart".
Chongqing Fengjie Shi clan characters: "Honoring zhengda guangming keshao zong gong zu rong shu li heirloom multi-filial huanyu tongle taiping zhixue ji luck xiang cheng bing yao bang xianguo sheng chonghua wanda jianshu yong wei ben li evergreen".
Shi Clan of Jinzhai County, Anhui Province: "Li Jia Xing Xian Liang Wan Dai".
Anhui Shou County Shi Clan Characters: "Si Ke Ancestral Family Transmission Duofeng To Lian ZhenQing Fang Guo Tai Xuan Yuan Zhan Fu Ren Tian Lian Zhen Shang Gu Million Yuan"
Anhui Huaining Shi clan characters: "Youyu Wanjin Liang Zai Ji Ying Ru Yong Chengfang Shi Jin Yi Yuan Family Transmission Good to Chang Cai Ming Zhao Jian Ce Meridian Ding Chao Tang Shu Xian Ci Da Qi Xiang Xiang Zhi Zhi".
Liaoning Fuxin Shi clan ancestors: "Fengyong Wanhong Ting Zhenqing Xitian Cultivation Product Mao Learning Zheng".
A character of the Guangdong Shi clan: "Tingsheng Jing Guodian Poetry Li Zhen Family Transmission Loyalty Filial Piety Quan".
Hebei Province is divided into Shi Clan characters in Tianjin: "Ten thousand gold and precious jade, warriors occupy the whole".
9, Name and last name
Shi Yi (史佚), Western Zhou Taishi Lingyi (Xin Jia's third son). Because of the official's surname.
Shi Yu, a historical official of the Spring and Autumn Period.
Shi Gong, the uncle of Emperor Xuan of Han, stabbed Shi shi of Liangzhou, raised and assisted Emperor Xuan with meritorious service, and gave him the title of Marquis of Duling. Shi Chongzu.
Shi Chong, the ancestor of the family tree of the Shi surname. Marquis of Liyang of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Shi Wanzai, a native of Duling (present-day Xi'an, Shaanxi). Famous general of the Sui Dynasty. Good at riding and shooting, good at reading soldiers' books.
Starnay, Turkic royal family, Ashina clan. Founding hero of the Tang Dynasty.
Shi Wuzi, chancellor of the Tang Dynasty. 21st grandson of marquis of Liyang.
Shi Siming, a Turk from Ningyi Prefecture (present-day Liaoning), was one of the main initiators of the Anshi Rebellion. Living in Liucheng, Juying Prefecture, his original name was Cuigan, his appearance was not proud, and he knew liubo language. Posture is exposed, iris shoulders and backs, sideways nose, widowed hair, manic and cunning history. A Turkic, a native of Ningyi Prefecture, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang gave the name Siming. A famous tang dynasty rebel general, one of the culprits of the "Anshi Rebellion".
Shi Chaoyi (A.D.?) ~762 to be examined), Turkic, eldest son of Shi Siming; Lou Furen (present-day Shanxi). Famous Tang Dynasty "Anshi Rebellion" rebel general.
Shi Hao, Prime Minister of the Southern Song Dynasty. Rehabilitating Yue Fei. 35th grandson of marquis of Liyang.
Shi Miyuan, Prime Minister of the Southern Song Dynasty. Shi Hao's fourth son. 36th grandson of the Marquis of Liyang.
Shi Songzhi was a general of the Southern Song Dynasty. Shi Hao's nephew. 37th grandson of marquis of Liyang.
Shi Tianze, the chancellor of Kublai Khan of the Yuan Dynasty. King of Zhenyang.
Shi Kefa (1601–1645) was a politician and military commander of the late Ming Dynasty. Zi Xianzhi (字宪之), also spelled Daolin (道林), was a Han Chinese, a Xiangfu person (present-day Kaifeng, Henan), whose ancestral home was Daxing County, Shuntian Province (present-day Beijing), and was the 49th descendant of Shi Chong, Marquis of Liyang in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and his teacher was Zuo Guangdou. A scholar of Shangshu Dongge University of the Ming Dynasty, who was captured for resisting the Qing Dynasty and died unyieldingly, is a famous national hero of our country. The Southern Ming Dynasty court was loyal to Jing. Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty pursued Zhongzheng. His descendants received his works and compiled them into the Shi Zhongzheng Gongji.
Shi Kui, the lobby of the Qing Dynasty Zhan ShiFu, the teacher of Kangxi. Kangxi Dictionary Reviser. 51st grandson of marquis of Liyang.
Shi Yizhi was a scholar of Wenyuange University in the Qing Dynasty, the prime minister, and the minister of military aircraft. 52nd grandson of marquis of Liyang.
Shi Yi, a descendant of the famous historian Shi You in the early Zhou Dynasty. Famous Zhou Xuanwang Shi Taishi, calligrapher.
Shi Mo, the famous Doctor of the Spring and Autumn Jin Dynasty.
Shi Chen, the famous Prime Minister of the Spring and Autumn Period of the Lu Dynasty.
Shi Stan, Zi Junzhong; Lu Guoren, Migrating Duling. Famous Minister of the Han Dynasty.
Shi You, a native of the Western Han Dynasty. Famous Calligrapher of the Western Han Dynasty.
Shi Daoshuo was a painter of the Western Jin Dynasty, who had four disciples, all of whom were named for their good paintings.
Shi Hongzhao (史弘肇), courtesy name Huayuan, was a native of Rongze, Zhengzhou (present-day Zhengzhou, Henan). Famous five generations later Han dynasty general, famous for his martial arts.
Shi Lun, a native of Yongqing, Yanjing (present-day Yongqing, Hebei). Famous Song Dynasty educator.
Shi Dazu (史大祖), courtesy name Bangqing (邦卿), was a native of Beijing (present-day Kaifeng, Henan), and lived in Hangzhou. Famous Southern Song Dynasty poet.
Shi Ji, a native of Liyang, Jiangsu Province. Famous Ming educator.
Shi Menglin, a native of Yixing, Jiangsu Province. Famous Ming Dynasty theorist.
Shi Zhenlin, Zi Yuegang; a native of Jintan, Jiangsu. Famous Qing Dynasty writer. He is the author of "Xiqing Scattered Records" and "Huayang Scattered Manuscripts".
Shi Rongchun (史荣椿), courtesy name Yintang, was directly subordinate to the Daxing people (present-day Daxing District, Beijing). Famous Qing Dynasty anti-British general.
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