In the long process of reproduction and migration, Zeng has formed many county kings. According to Guangyun, there are five main ones: 1, the county of the Western Han Dynasty, Lu Jun (now Qufu, Shandong); 2. Tianshui County, established in the early Western Han Dynasty, was ruled by Pingxiang (now Tongwei County, Gansu Province) and moved to Shanggui (now Tianshui City, Gansu Province) in the Western Jin Dynasty; 3. Luling County, located in the Eastern Han Dynasty, was ruled by Shiyang (now northeast of Jishui, Jiangxi) and moved to Gaochang (now northwest of Taihe, Jiangxi) during the Three Kingdoms period; 4. Luyang County, Han Zhi, located in Lushan County, Henan Province; Wucheng County is located in Jixian County, Shanxi Province. ?
Hall number: The clan members of the Zeng family take "Dunben", "Zongsheng", "Keeping the Covenant", "Chasing Far" and "Three Provinces" as hall numbers. ?
Clan characteristics: 1, people with Zeng surname have been all over the country for a long time. 2. Zeng is famous for benevolence, filial piety and courtesy. 3. The lines of Zeng surname are arranged neatly and closely, and the characteristics of times and clans are obvious. 4. The lines of Zeng's surname are arranged orderly. Because there was a famous man named Zeng who was once a disciple of Confucius, the world called him a saint, and his descendants were also saints, so the word generation of the Zeng family, that is, the "life word generation" of the Confucius clan, that is, "I will promise what you say, I will prosper, and I will celebrate it, so that Dewei will look down on you to show his admiration for Qin Shao and build a stable and prosperous future."
Zeng Shen, the essence of celebrities: at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period in Nanwucheng (now Feixian County, Shandong Province), Confucius' favorite disciple was famous for his filial piety. He is strict with himself, pays attention to introspection and self-cultivation, and always pursues the principle of loyalty and forgiveness. According to legend, he wrote The University and The Book of Filial Piety, which was called "respecting the saints" and "stating the saints" by later Confucianism. Jia was born in Nanfeng (now Jiangxi) of Jianchang Army in the Northern Song Dynasty. Jinshi, who had participated in Wang Anshi's political reform and served as three ambassadors, was a relative of Hui Zong's reign and advocated reconciling the old and new factions. Ceng Gong: A native of Nanfeng, Jiangxi, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, known as Mr. Nanfeng in the world, was recommended by Wang Anshi. His prose is simple and soothing, good at narrative theory and pays attention to the structure of rules and regulations. He is one of the "Eight Masters" in Tang and Song Dynasties, together with Feng Lei Draft and Longping Collection in Yuan Dynasty. Ceng Gongliang: A native of Jinjiang, Fujian Province, he is famous for his knowledge of laws and allusions. He once edited The General Program of Jason Wu. Zeng Youzao: a native of Jinjiang, Fujian, a poet in the late Northern Song Dynasty and early Southern Song Dynasty. He can write poetry and prose. He once compiled the Theory of Class, and compiled a large number of documents about Qi religions into Taoist Books. Once upon a time: Ganzhou, Jiangxi, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, was sentenced in Jiangxi and Zhejiang successively. His poetics is Jiangxi School with distinctive style. Lu You once studied poetry with him. Zeng Lu: A newcomer in the Ming Dynasty, he was eager to learn from childhood, learned from ancient times and modern times, and was famous for his writing. Later, thanks to the assistant minister of does, he wrote Daming Ji Li, which spread all over the world. Zeng Jing: a native of Futian, Fujian, was an outstanding painter in the Ming Dynasty. He is good at drawing portraits and is known as "looking in the mirror is wonderful". His painting method was very popular for a while, and his disciples were numerous and outstanding, so he was called "Chen Bo School" by people at that time. Zeng: Born in Jiangdu, Jiangsu Province in the Ming Dynasty, he was a scholar during Jiajing period. He was once governor of Lushan and assistant minister of the Ministry of War. Zeng Guofan, a native of Xiangxiang, Hunan Province, was the leader of the Westernization School and Xiang Army in the late Qing Dynasty. He is a scholar of Daoguang. He is a bachelor of cabinet and governor of two rivers. He knows people well and is good at both civil and military affairs. He wrote The Complete Works of Zeng and An Ice Guide. Ceng Guoquan: Zeng Guofan's younger brother, who led the Xiang Army to fight against the Taiping Army many times, made great contributions to the demise of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and served as the governor of Shaanxi and Shanxi and the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. Ceng Jize: A diplomat in the late Qing Dynasty, the eldest son of Zeng Guofan, was concerned about current affairs, well-read, fluent in western languages and fond of western learning. He served as ambassador to Britain, France and Russia, and was also the Minister of State Affairs of the Prime Minister. He is the author of Ceng Huimin's posthumous works. Zeng Yungan: A native of Yiyang, Hunan Province, a phonologist, has served as a professor at Northeastern University, Sun Yat-sen University and Hunan University, and is the author of Five Notes on Qieyun, Textual Research on Yu Mu's Ancient Reading and Shangshu Reader.