In the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty, I, Lord Xianzan, pioneered the Chen family's use of Bin Gong's family rides in Qiyang. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Yongbin Gong's sixth descendant and the head of Yongning County, Book Dou, repaired Yongbin Gong's family chariot for the first time in Qiyang. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, Daliang, the 15th heir of Yongbin Gong, continued to build Yongbin Gong's family vehicle for the second time in Qiyang. At the same time, a class line was drawn up and promulgated to use Bin Gong as the ancestor of the Qi Dynasty, and use Bin Gong's eleventh generation descendant as the "I" character sect. Virtue, the right way will lead to prosperity in time, the family tradition will be inscribed in it, and the world will follow it forever. During the Kangxi and Qianlong periods of the Qing Dynasty, the descendants of Yong Bin Gong moved to Shu from Qiyang, Yongzhou Prefecture, Huguang, in accordance with the "Edict of Emperor Zuren of the Qing Dynasty to invite people to move to Shu". During the Yiwei period of Qianlong, Yong Bin Gong and his descendants added 32 records of entering Shu from the "Qi Pu". The heirs and grandsons of prefectures and counties are named "Xishu Continuation of Chen Family Genealogy", referred to as "Shu Genealogy". This is the third continuation of the genealogy of Bin Gong. Chen Zhangmo of the Personnel Bureau of Tongliang County, Chongqing spent ten years compiling most of the historical materials based on the "Shu Genealogy". He also selected relevant historical materials from classics and word-of-mouth to enrich them. The content covers various fields of Chen family culture and has a good understanding of the history of the Chen family. During the Kangxi and Qianlong periods of the Qing Dynasty, the lineage of the descendants of Yongbin Gong who moved from Qiyang to Shu was continued. In 1999, the "Chen Family Cheng Ji" was edited. "The Records of the Chen Family" is a 32-carat book with more than 700 pages. It is printed and hardcover.
During the Qingming Dynasty in 2002, Chen Zhangmo led seven members of the Chen family from Yushu to Qidong County, Hunan Province to find their roots and worship their ancestors, and brought the "Chen Family Journey". On April 6, 2002, the Qidong Conference was formed by five representatives from more than 30 counties and cities in Hunan, Guangxi, Sichuan, and Chongqing: Ziliang, Zizheng, Ziming, Ziwen, and Zigui. More than 190 members of the compilation committee of "Chen Family Cheng Ji (Continued)", as well as colleagues from the majority of the clan, discussed, revised, and improved it. It lasted 8 months, and the draft was revised three times, and the Chen family's Yongbin Gongyi was officially promulgated. Sun Tongtong continued the Fuzi School (see the article Chen Yongbin Gong Yuanliu, the ancestor of Qi Dynasty).
In today's market economy, Chen Zhangmo does not seek fame or profit; he collects information, consults classics, devotes himself to postgraduate research, quotes a large number of ancient and modern historical materials, and analyzes the emergence of the Chen family since the Tang Dynasty. He put forward his own opinions on the various disagreements. The "Chen Family Chengji (Continued)" edited by the editor also selected and published textual research articles on the origin of the Chen family by celebrities in ancient and modern history. Since there are more than 40 Chinese surnames branching from the Chen family, these materials are of reference value not only for the study of the origin of the Chen family, but also for the origins of more than 40 other surnames; they also focus on recording the details of modern celebrities. The situation involves more than 60 people at or above the county level in more than 30 counties and cities in Chongqing, Sichuan, Hunan, Taiwan and other provinces and cities (including 1 person at the military level and 1 at the regiment level of the Taiwan Kuomintang), as well as famous professional and technical personnel Details of personnel, retired cadres, centenarians, entrepreneurs, revolutionary martyrs, etc.
"The Records of the Chen Family" and "The Records of the Chen Family (Continued)" only record the genealogy diagrams of most of the descendants of the Yongbin Gong sect in the four provinces and cities of Hunan, Guangxi, Sichuan and Chongqing. It does not include the descendants who migrated to Shaanxi, Yunnan, Guizhou, Anhui, Jiangsu, Hubei and other places during the Qing, Kang and Qian dynasties. Some of their descendants have moved to other provinces, cities and counties (including Taiwan), and some have even lived abroad.
"The Records of the Chen Family (Continued)" is a 32-carat book with more than 1,000 pages, printed and hardcover. Published in November 2003.
I called Chen Zhangmo today (he is my great-grandfather by generation) and he said that recently more than a thousand people from Ziliang, who lives in the Santai area of ??Sichuan Province, have requested a continuation of the book. According to preliminary records in "Chen Family Cheng Ji" and "Chen Family Cheng Ji (Continued)", there are more than 80 people named "Yougang" by the 22nd generation descendants sent by Bin Gong; There are more than 8 people named "Yougang"; there are more than 7 people named "Yougang".
*Taiqiu Dewang1; Yingshui Yuanyuan2.
Notes: 1 Chen Shi, the chief of Taiqiu in the Eastern Han Dynasty, "cultivated virtue and quietness, and brought peace to the people". He died at the age of eighty-four, and more than 30,000 people died at home. His posthumous title is Mr. Wen Fan.
2 refers to the surname Chen looking out of Yingchuan.
*Bi Xin Mo Qi avoids chaotic grass 3; Guangyuan Zhengdapu Mountain 4.
Notes: 3. The deeds of Chen Hongxu, a famous painter and Imperial College student in the Ming Dynasty.
Chen Hongxu, a native of Zhuji, was given the courtesy name Zhanghou and the nickname Laolian. His calligraphy is elegant and he is good at painting old lotuses, landscapes and special figures. He is as famous as Cui Zizhong of Peiping and is known as "Chen of the South and Cui of the North".
4 The story of the modern democratic revolutionary Chen Shaobai (1869-1943). Chen Shaobai, also known as Wen Shao, courtesy name Kui Shi, was from Xinhui, Guangdong. Together with Sun Yat-sen's classmate, *** founded the Hong Kong General Association of the Hong Kong Association. When Sun Yat-sen became the Extraordinary President in 1921, he served as an adviser to the Presidential Office. There is "Xingzhonghui Revolutionary History".
*Zhang Chukai era 5; Wen Jia’s first person 6.
Note: 5 Chen Sheng (?-208), the leader of the Yangcheng peasant uprising in the late Qin Dynasty, was named She. In the first year of Qin II (210 BC), he was conquered and stationed in Yuyang (now southwest of Miyun, Beijing). He went to Daze Township, Qixian County (now southeast of Suzhou, Anhui). He was blocked by heavy rain. According to Qin law, he should be executed if he missed the deadline. Then he and Wu Guang launched an uprising of more than 900 soldiers, which was the first large-scale peasant uprising in the history of our country. The rebel army fought successively and reached Chen County (now Huaiyang, Henan Province). There were six to seven hundred chariots, more than a thousand troops, and tens of thousands of soldiers. After capturing Chen County, he was promoted to king and his country was named Zhang Chu (which means Zhang Da Chu Kingdom).
6 Chen Shuozhen (?-653), the female leader of the Zhejiang peasant uprising during the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, was from Muzhou (now Jiande, Zhejiang). In the fourth year of Yonghui (653), she and her brother-in-law Zhang Shuyin organized a peasant uprising in Muzhou, with tens of thousands of participants. She called herself Emperor Wenjia and made Shuyin her servant.