....1. Pre-Qin Period (2700 BC - 206 BC)....1. Huang Di's son with the surname Si: Legend has it that he is one of the twenty-five sons of Huang Di. After research, modern people believe that the son of the Yellow Emperor with the surname of Si was the leader of the "tribe with the surname of Si" in the "Huangdi Tribal Alliance" at the beginning of the "Five Emperors" in ancient times. The Yellow Emperor gave him the "surname of Si". After he got the surname, he established the ancient " Ji surname clan". With the development and expansion of the "Jian surname clan" and their descendants, their descendants established the "Jian surname" "Yong, Yan, E, Mi Xu (Mi, Xu), Kan, Guang, Yang, Kong, Yin, Cai, Lu, Yun, Duan, Dun, Bi, Zhi, Ji and other clans. (According to "Guoyu", "Book of Songs", "Zuo Zhuan", "Historical Records", "Han Shu", "Qianfu Lun", "Customs", "Yupian", "Guangyun", "Qingshan Pengshi Dunmu" "Public Spectrum", etc.) .... 2. Yong's father: The surname is Yong, a native of the ancient Yong Kingdom (today's Fengxiang, Shaanxi - Fufeng Yongshuiside). Legend has it that he was a minister of the Yellow Emperor. He was the first to invent the mortar or pound, which increased the edible value of grains. Modern people believe that the "Yong clan with the surname Ji" was a farming tribe in the Yongshui Basin of Shaanxi Province in ancient China. (According to "Shiben" and "Jade Chapter") ....3. Jiguang: Legend has it that he is the eighth-generation grandson of the Yellow Emperor and the fifth-generation grandson of Emperor Ku (Emperor Jun). After research, modern people believe that Jiguang was the leader of the "Jiguang tribe" in the "Yellow Emperor Tribal Alliance" during the time of Emperor Ku (Emperor Jun) of the "Five Emperors" in ancient times. This tribe is a nomadic tribe along the Yellow River in Shaanxi and Shanxi in ancient China. It uses the "sacred horse" as its totem. Its people are good at catching wild horses and domesticating horses. They also invented land and water transportation - boats and carts. (According to "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", "Historical Records", "Qianfu Lun", and "Baopuzi") ....4. Jiyi clan: Legend has it that he is an ancient emperor. Modern people believe that the Jiyi clan was the leader of the "Ji tribe" in the ancient "Dongyi Tribal Group". (According to "Surname Genealogy" and "Road History") ....5. Bo Kui: Si's surname is Yan. Legend has it that he is a descendant of the Yellow Emperor, who was granted the title of Nanyan and given the surname "Jiang". Modern people believe that Boju was the founding monarch of the ancient Southern Yan Kingdom (now northeast of Yanjin in Henan Province - west of Ji County). After he got the surname, he established the "Yan clan with the surname of Si". (According to "Zuo Zhuan", "Shuowen", "New Book of Tang", "Ci Hai") ....6. Concubine Houji Yuan (female): surnamed Si, a native of Yan State in ancient South China. Legend has it that during the reign of the "Five Emperors" Yao and Shun, she married Hou Ji (i.e. "Ji Qi"), the ancestor of the Zhou clan, and became Hou Ji's eldest concubine; she raised the ancestors of the Zhou clan, thus making the Zhou clan prosperous. (According to "Zuo Zhuan", "Shuowen", "Qianfu Lun", "Tongzhi", "Cihai") ....7. Jifu: Legend has it that at the beginning of the Xia Dynasty, he taught the leader of the "Dongyi Tribal Group" Yi (namely "Hou Yi") studied archery and was a member of the "Ji tribe" in the ancient "Dongyi Tribal Group". (According to "Century of Emperors") ....8. E Chongyu: Si's surname is E. At the end of the Shang Dynasty, he was the king of the State of E (now Qinyang, Henan Province, and moved to Echeng, Hubei Province in the early Zhou Dynasty). He was called "Nan Bohou" at that time and was one of the "Three Dukes" of the Shang Dynasty during the reign of King Zhou of Shang. He was killed for opposing the tyranny of King Zhou of Shang. (According to "Zuo Zhuan" and "Historical Records") ....9. Ji Li: Legend has it that he was the gatekeeper of Taishi Wen Zhong during the reign of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty. He should be a native of Fang State with the "Ji surname" in the Shang Dynasty. This Fang State with the "Ji surname" was a marquis state in the Shang Dynasty. The Fang State may have been founded by the descendants of the ancient "Jiguang tribe". (According to "Surname Source" and "Fengshen Yanyi") ....10. Bo Ji's father: Si's surname is Yong, and he was the king of Yong State in the Western Zhou Dynasty. (According to the inscription "Boji's father's tripod" unearthed in Beiqiao Village, Fufeng County, Shaanxi Province in December 1974) ....11. Shanfu Ji's father: The surname is Yong, a native of Yongguo in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and a relative of Boji's father. He was once in charge of the royal kitchen for the King of Zhou. (According to the inscription "Shanfu Jifu Li" unearthed in Beiqiao Village, Fufeng County, Shaanxi Province in December 1974) ....12. Misu Kanggong: The surname is Misu, and he was a member of the Misu Kingdom (today's Jingshui west of Lingtai, Gansu Province) in the Western Zhou Dynasty upstream) king. In the fourth year of King Zhou Gong's reign, he was killed while attacking secrets. His body was buried halfway up the Zhiyang Mountain in Dongshan by the people of the Secret State. The ancient tomb of Duke Kang is still there. The tomb is 10 meters high and is the oldest ancestral tomb left by the people of the "Jiang family" in China. (According to "Shiben", "Historical Records", "General Chronicles", and "Lingtai County Chronicles") ....13. Yang Shu (female): surnamed Shu, Yang Guo in the Western Zhou Dynasty (today's Hongdongfangdui-Yongningbao, Shanxi) area), Mrs. Jinhou.
Around 800 BC, she married Marquis Mu of Jin. (According to the "Yang Shu Pot" inscription unearthed in Tianma-Qucun at the junction of Quwo and Yicheng in Shanxi Province in 1993, Li Xueqin's "Chinese Surname Genealogy", and Wang Guangyao's "Looking at Yang Guo from the Newly Unearthed Yang Shu Pot") ....14, Peifu: Ji's surname is Yan, and he is from the Southern Yan country. During the reign of King Xuan of the Western Zhou Dynasty (827 BC - 782 BC), he served as a minister of the Zhou Dynasty. He was tall and very brave. He served as an envoy to various countries for King Xuan of Zhou Dynasty and conveyed the government orders of the Zhou Dynasty to the princes. (According to "The Book of Songs") ....15. Han Ji (female): surnamed Ji, a native of Nanyan, the daughter of her father. In the fourth year of King Xuan of the Western Zhou Dynasty (824 BC), he married the Marquis of Han. (According to "The Book of Songs") ....16. Yin Jifu (about 853 BC - 775 BC): Xi's surname, Jia (first as uncle), courtesy name Jifu (first as father), Yin is the official name. In the middle of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the "Jian surnamed E" (today's Echeng, Hubei) was destroyed by Xiongqu of the Chu state. One branch of the "Jian surnamed E" (including Yin Jifu's ancestors) migrated to Fangling (today's Hubei) in the northwest of Chu Fangxian County, Hubei Province), changed his surname to "Xi", so Yin Jifu was originally a descendant of "Jian's surname E". Yin Jifu served as the Yin official of the Zhou Dynasty during the reign of King Xuan of the Western Zhou Dynasty (827 BC - 782 BC). He was not only a famous minister who expelled Yan Yun (Yan Yun), stabilized the Zhou Dynasty (Luoyang), and revitalized the Zhou Dynasty, he was also the leader of "Xi Jia Pan" Producer and creator of The Book of Songs. According to research by Taiwanese scholar Li Chendong, the entire 300 poems in the Book of Songs were written by Yin Jifu from the third year of King Xuan of Zhou Dynasty to the seventh year of King Zhou You of Zhou Dynasty (825 BC - 775 BC). Yin Jifu died at the age of seventy-eight. One branch of his descendants has the surname "Ji", while the other branch has the surname "Yin". (According to "The Book of Songs", "Compilation of Yuanhe Surnames", "Customs", "Guangyun", "Yuhai", "Tongpu of Wanxing", "Cihai", Li Chendong's "On the Author of the Book of Songs", Yang Shuan "The Anonymous Song", etc.) ....17. Song Yongshi: The surname Yongshi was a senior official in the Song Dynasty during the Spring and Autumn Period. (According to "Zuo Zhuan: The Eleventh Year of Duke Huan" and "Historical Records: Collection of the Zheng Family") .... 18. Yong Ji (female): surnamed Ji, the daughter of the Yong family of Song Dynasty. In the Spring and Autumn Period, she married Duke Zhuang of Zheng and gave birth to a son named "Gong Zheng Li". Zheng Ligong ascended the throne twice in "700 BC-697 BC" and "679 BC-673 BC". (According to "Zuo Zhuan: The Eleventh Year of Duke Huan" and "Historical Records: Collection of the Zheng Family") ....19. Yan Zhongfu: The surname is Yan, and he was a minister of the Southern Yan Kingdom in the Spring and Autumn Period. The biography was published in the 20th year of Zheng Zhuanggong (724 BC). (According to the "Book of Han") ....20. Yan Shu (female): surnamed Shu, a native of the Southern Yan Kingdom, married to Duke Wen of Zheng in the Spring and Autumn Period. Legend has it that Yan Yan gave birth to a son because of "the joy of Meng Lan", so she named her son "Lan". Zheng Bolan (also known as Zheng Mugong) came to power from "627 BC to 606 BC". (According to "Zuo Zhuan·Xuan Gong Three Years", "Qian Fu Lun" and "Ci Hai") .... 2. Han Dynasty (206-220 BC) .... 1. Ji Ke: During the Han Dynasty, he was the prefect of Hanzhong. (According to "Guangyun", "Tongzhi", "Yuhai", and "Tongpu of Wanxing") .... 2. Jihua: courtesy name Bofang, a native of Feng Yichiyang (now northwest of Jingyang, Shaanxi Province) in the Han Dynasty, for meritorious service Cao Sikong. (According to "Taiping Yulan" and "Jin Shi Cui Bian") ....3. Jichong: courtesy name Shucai, a native of Feng Yi Chiyang (now northwest of Jingyang, Shaanxi Province) in the Han Dynasty, and was a meritorious Cao Sikong. (According to "Taiping Yulan" and "Jin Shi Cui Bian") ....4. Ji Miao: Zi Yuan origin, a native of Feng Yi Chiyang (now northwest of Jingyang, Shaanxi Province) in the Han Dynasty, and a meritorious officer. (According to "Taiping Yulan" and "Jin Shi Cui Bian") ....5. Ji Hong: A native of the Han Dynasty, he had a good reputation at a young age and could understand "Shang Shu" at the age of nine. (According to "Taiping Yulan") ....6. Ji Zhongkao: A native of the Han Dynasty, he was friends with Chang Shiweidu. (According to "Customs") ....7. Ji Zhan: Feng Yi was the governor of Tongzhou (now Dali, Shaanxi) in the Han Dynasty. (According to "The Continuation of Jinshi") ....8. Jihan: History of the Han Dynasty, Feng Yi was born in Chiyang (now northwest of Jingyang, Shaanxi Province). (According to the "Stele Yin of the Cangjie Temple Stele" in Jicheng) ....9. Jiji: Cao Yu of the Han Dynasty, Feng Yi, a native of Chiyang (now northwest of Jingyang, Shaanxi Province). (According to the "Stele Yin of the Cangjie Temple Stele" found in Jicheng) ....10. Jifeng: Feng Yi was born in Chiyang (today's northwest of Jingyang, Shaanxi Province) in the Han Dynasty.
(According to Jicheng's "Cangjie Temple Stele Yin") .... 11. Ji Ben (Ji Ping in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"): The order of the imperial physician during the reign of Emperor Xian of the Later Han Dynasty, in the 23rd year of Jian'an (218), he planned an attack with Geng Ji, Wei Huang and others In Xuchang, they burned the camp of Prime Minister Cao Cao's Chang Shi Wang Bi, hoping to coerce the emperor to attack Wei and help Liu Bei from the south, but he failed and was killed. (According to "Three Kingdoms", "Yuhai", "Chinese Names Dictionary", "Cihai") ....12. Ji Miao: Zi Wenran, the son of Yoshimoto, participated in Yoshimoto's defense of the Han Dynasty and the rebellion against Cao Cao. (According to "Three Kingdoms") .... 13. Ji Mu: Zi Siran, the son of Ji Ben and the younger brother of Ji Miao, participated in Ji Ben's defense of Han and his rebellion against Cao Cao. (According to "Three Kingdoms") .... 3. Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties (220-589) .... 1. Ji Mao: courtesy name Shuchang, a native of Feng Yi Chiyang (now Jingyang, Shaanxi) during the Eastern Han and Wei Dynasties. He was not good at books. Shame, in the early years of Jian'an (196), he lived in seclusion in Nanshan Mountain and was promoted as a talented person by the state. He later served as the Linfen magistrate and paid homage to Yilang. He was a quiet official and did not bully the officials and the people. He died in Jingchu Middle School (238). (According to "Three Kingdoms", "Taiping Yulan", "Tongzhi", "Jade Sea", "Dictionary of Chinese Names") ....2. Ji Qian: the craftsman who cast the tripod in the first year of Wei and Huangchu of the Three Kingdoms (220) . (According to "New History of the Five Dynasties") ....3. Jilang: Feng Yilianshao (now Shaanxi) in the Western Jin Dynasty was born. Emperor Min of the Jin Dynasty was the censor Zhongcheng at that time. When the Western Jin Dynasty fell in the fourth year of Jianxing (316), he sighed and said: "I am incapable of wisdom and strategy, and I am invincible in my courage. How can I bear to have the monarch and his ministers follow each other, and there are thieves and captives in the north? I am not loyal to the emperor, and I am unethical for the people." Then he committed suicide with a knife and martyred his country. In order to commemorate this ancestor who was "loyal to the country and virtuous to the people", future generations of the Ji family named "Zhongde Hall" as the ancestral hall name of the Feng Yiji family. (According to "Tongjian", "Book of Jin", "Yuhai", "Dictionary of Chinese Names", Zhang Xuexian's "Exploring the Origin of Hundreds of Chinese Surnames") ....4. Jiyi: courtesy name Zuchong, the name of Jilang Sun. At the beginning of Emperor Xiaowu of the Eastern Jin Dynasty (373), Fu Jian of the former Qin Dynasty captured Liang Yi of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Recommended by Huan Huo, he led his troops to resist Fu Jian and repeatedly defeated him. He was appointed as the prefect of Wei Xing, General Xunjia Qingchao General, and the prefect of Jinchang (now Dingxiang, Shanxi). Later, Fu Jian's subordinate Wei Zhong besieged Wei Xing. After the city fell, he died without eating or talking. (According to "Book of Jin", "Tongzhi", "Yuhai", and "Dictionary of Chinese Names") ....5. Ji Han: courtesy name Xiuwen, Feng Yi, a native of Chiyang (now northwest of Jingyang, Shaanxi Province), Liu Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties At the beginning of Emperor Wu's reign, he joined the army under General Daolian of Longxiang. He was honest and diligent. In the fourth year of Emperor Yuanjia of Emperor Wen (427), he served as governor and general of Liang and Southern Qin Prefectures (now Hanzhong, Shaanxi and Chengxing, Gansu). His achievements during his tenure were outstanding. Significantly, he later moved to Xuzhou to supervise the military affairs of Yuzhou and Liang counties. From the ninth to the twenty-eighth year of Yuanjia (432-451), he wrote eleven chapters of "Qin Ji". He died in the official position at the age of sixty and was posthumously awarded to the general who conquered the captives. . (According to "Song Book", "Southern History Xunli Biography", "Shitong", "Tongzhi", "Yuhai", "Chinese Names Dictionary") ....6. Ji Mou: During the Liu and Song Dynasties in the Southern Dynasty (420-479) Secretary Lang. (According to "Tongpu of Wanxing") ....7. Ji Wenfu: During the Liu and Song Dynasties in the Southern Dynasties (420-479), he was a regular attendant on Sanqi. In the Liang Dynasty (502-589), he wrote three volumes of "Shizi Tongyin", One volume of "Fifteen Dynasties". (According to "Sui Shu") ....8. Ji Bi: He was a general of the Western Qin Dynasty at the end of the Northern and Southern Dynasties (428-429). (According to "Biographies of Northern History and Western Qin Dynasty" and "Jade Sea") ....9. Ji Shizhan: Liang Rong, Feng Yi, a native of Lianshao (now Shaanxi), and served as the prince's guard during the reign of Emperor Liang Wu of the Southern Dynasty (502-549). , moved to Nanyang and Wuchang as the prefect, and served as Badong prime minister and Jianping prefect through his merits. Later, he served as the governor of Liang and Qin states. He was an honest official and had no money left in his family. His posthumous title is "Hu". (According to "Book of Liang", "Yuhai", "Dictionary of Chinese Names", "Posthumous Titles and Ennoblements of Figures of the Past") ....10. Ji Chong: courtesy name Yanxiao, Feng Yi was born in Lianshao (today's Shaanxi). Living in Xiangyang (today's Xiangfan, Hubei Province), when he was fifteen years old in the early years of Tianjian (502), Emperor Wu of Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty, his father was falsely accused by officials, so he played drums on his father's behalf and was willing to die on his father's behalf, so his father was forgiven. There is a saying of "Lao Tong Lao Drum"; he later became Wannian County Supervisor. A few months after taking office, the local customs changed drastically.
(According to "Book of Liang", "Yuhai", "Dictionary of Chinese Names", Zhang Xuexian's "Exploring the Origin of Hundreds of Chinese Family Surnames") ....11. Jidiju: a monk from the Liang Dynasty (502-557) in the Southern Dynasties, Good at painting. Yao Zui said: "Foreign bhikkhus have Hua Rong's special body, so there is no way to judge their quality." (According to "Continued Paintings", "Famous Paintings of the Past", "Pictures and Paintings", and "Dictionary of Chinese Artists' Names") ") ....12. Ji Gouzi: a native of Minwang (now Changge, Henan) during the Eastern Wei Dynasty (534-550) in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. (According to the Collection of Jinshi) ....13. Jigui: He was a meritorious official in the third year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty (552). He was from Yewang County (now Qinyang, Henan). (According to "Episodes of Jinshi") ....14. Jiyong: Feng Yi (today's Shaanxi) was born in the third year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty (552). (According to "Continuation of Jinshi") ....15. Ji Qingren, Ji Yuanke, Ji Xianhua: Feng Yi (today's Shaanxi) was born in the eighth year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty (557). (According to "The Continuation of Jinshi") ....16. Ji Huangjing: A native of Weina (now Dengfeng, Henan) in the eighth year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty (557). (According to "The Continuation of Jinshi") ....17. Ji Boren: A native of Yanshi, Henan in the third year of Tiantong in the Northern Qi Dynasty (567). (According to "Episodes of Jinshi") .... 4. Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties Periods (589-960) .... 1. Ji Zang (549-623): Buddhist scholar of the Sui Dynasty and founder of the Three Treatises Sect. My surname is An, originally from Anxi. His ancestors moved to the South China Sea to avoid hatred, and their family was between Jiaozhi and Guangzhou. Later they moved to Jinling (Nanjing) and were born in Tibet. (According to "Chinese Names Dictionary" and "Cihai") ....2. Jizi: Feng Yi (now Shaanxi) was born in the 13th year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty (593). He was a descendant of Jizhan, the governor of Tongzhou in the Han Dynasty. Gao Xuebo. (According to "Continuation of Jinshi") ....3. Ji Shanxing: A native of Datongbao, Jinzhou (now Linfen, Shanxi), a Taoist priest in the early Tang Dynasty, Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty was awarded Chaosan Dafu in April of the third year of Wude (620), and the master of life Worship at the ancestral hall. (According to "Du Shi Jingquan" and "Feng Yan's Insights") .... 4. Jizhe: The governor of Yizhou (now Yixian County, Hebei Province) in the early Tang Dynasty, a native of Luozhou (now Luoyang, Henan Province). (According to "New Book of Tang") ....5. Ji Xu: The son of Jizhe. Those who dare to speak out will be awarded the rank of Jinshi; during the reign of Wu Zetian of the Zhou Dynasty (690-705), he was appointed as the Zhongcheng of Yousu Zheng, the official of Chaojing, and the minister of Tianguan, and the official of Tongfeng Pavilion and Luantai Pingzhangshi. He once suggested that the Prime Minister should be summoned ( Li Dan), King of Luling (Li Xian), was adopted by Wu Zetian; later because he advocated the establishment of Tang Zhongzong (Li Xian), he presented it to the imperial censor at the beginning of Tang Ruizong (Li Dan) (710). (According to "New Book of Tang", "Jinshi Collection", "Dictionary of Chinese Names") ....6. Ji Ju: The son of Ji Zhe. Yu Ling (magistrate of Hu County, Shaanxi Province) during the Tang and Zhou Dynasties was a native of Luozhou (now Luoyang, Henan Province). (According to "New Book of Tang Dynasty" and "Collection of Jinshi") ....7. Ji Hao: named Shuming, was a former lieutenant before Wu Zetian Chang'an in the second year of Zhou Dynasty (702), and was born in Feng Yi (today's Shaanxi Province). (According to "Inscriptions and Stone Collection") ....8. Ji Kuang: A calligrapher from Jixian Academy in the middle period of Tang Kaiyuan (713-741), who could interpret paintings. (According to "Records of Famous Paintings of the Past Dynasties", "Biographies of Figures in the History of Painting of the Past Dynasties", and "Dictionary of Famous Chinese Artists") ....9. Ji Hun: the son of Ji Xu. In the Tang Dynasty, he was a doctor named Si Xun, a native of Luozhou (now Luoyang, Henan). (According to "New Tang Book" and "Jinshi Collection") ....10. Ji Wen: the son of Ji Ju. In the early years of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty (742), he was Xinfengcheng. He was cited by Li Linfu and promoted to a doctor in the household department and a minister in the second department of rites. He was a harsh official. Together with Luo Xishi, he was known as "Luo Xixi" and was later sent by Yang Guozhong. Kill. (According to "New Book of Tang Dynasty", "Episodes of Jinshi" and "Dictionary of Chinese Names") ....11. Ji Kui: A native of Feng Yi, the father of Ji Zhongfu, one of the "Ten Talents of Dali" in the Tang Dynasty. (According to Ji Shifang's "Five Thousand Years of the Ji Family") ....12. Ji Zhongfu (726-794): Born in the 14th year of Kaiyuan of the Tang Dynasty (726) in Liushi, Huayang County, Fengyi County (today's Liuzi Town, Huayang, Shaanxi) ), later lived in Guanzhong and Chuzhou (now Huai'an, Jiangsu), and in his later years lived in Poyang (now Boyang, Jiangxi). During the Dali period (766-779) of Emperor Daizong (Li Yu) of the Tang Dynasty, ten people including Lu Lun, Han Yi, Geng Mao, Qian Qi, Sima Shu, Miao Fa, Cui Dong, Xia Houshen and Li Duan were all famous for their poetry. Known as one of the "Ten Talents of the Dali Dynasty", his reputation shocked Chang'an, the capital, and he was the author of a volume of poetry.
Later he became a Jinshi, and was awarded Wannian (Chang'an) Lieutenant and School Secretary. He became a Hanlin bachelor by becoming a scholar. He successively served as an admonishing doctor, a minister of household affairs, and an acting doctor of Duzhi. After becoming an official (retiring), he retired to Poyang. (According to "New Book of Tang", "Complete Tang Poetry", "Dictionary of Chinese Names", Ji Shifang's "Five Thousand Years of the Ji Family") ....13. Ji Jiao (757-847): Dali County, Fengyi County in the Tang Dynasty (today's Dali, Shaanxi Province), a talented man. In his later years, he became an official as Yuweiqing and then lived in Xiangshan, Luoyang. He lived with Bai Juyi (772-846), Hu Gao, Zheng Zhi, Liu Zhen, Lu Zhen, Zhang Hun, and Di Jianmo ( One said that Li Yuanshuang), Lu Zhen (one said that Zen monk Ruman) and others went on a banquet together, and they were listed in the "Nine Elders Club" and were called "Nine Elders of Xiangshan" by later generations. In the fifth year of Huichang (845), the fifth year of Emperor Wuzong's reign in the Tang Dynasty, the Nine Elders wrote "Nine Elders' Poems" and painted "Nine Elders' Pictures" in Ludaofang, Xiangshan, Luoyang. (According to "New Book of Tang", "Complete Tang Poems", "Yuhai", "Dictionary of Chinese Names", "Cihai") ....14. Ji Yu: Good at poetry and prose, he lived in the second year of Emperor Dezong of Tang Dynasty (781) ) wrote a poem at Yunju Temple in Fanyang County (now Zhuoxian County, Hebei Province), carved a stone and erected a monument in the temple. In the fourth year of Yuanhe (809), Emperor Xianzong of Tang Dynasty, he was appointed as the county magistrate of Fanyang County. (According to "Xu Gu Wenyuan") ....15. Ji Yi: Ji Yu's son, together with Ji Yu in the second year of Emperor Dezong of Tang Dynasty (781), he also wrote a poem at Yunju Shangsi in Fanyang County (now Zhuo County, Hebei Province). . (According to "Xu Guwenyuan") ....16. Ji Taoyu and Ji Qian: Ji Yu's nephews, together with Ji Yu in the second year of Emperor Dezong of Tang Dynasty (781), they also lived in Fanyang County (now Zhuo County, Hebei Province). Go to the temple and write a poem. (According to "Xu Guwenyuan") ....17. Ji Hongzong: In the third year of Yuanhe (808), Emperor Xianzong of Tang Dynasty, he was a virtuous and upright man who could speak outspokenly. (According to "Tang Huiyao") ....18. Ji Lunfu: In the second year of Dazhong reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty (848), he was the capital of Xingping County, Jingzhao Prefecture (now the central part of Weihe Plain in Shaanxi Province). (According to "Episodes of Jinshi") ....19. Ji Yong: In the 12th year of Tang Dazhong (858), the title of the Langguan Shizhu was mentioned, and he was named Si Xunlangzhong. (According to the Collection of Jinshi) ....20. Mr. Ji: A poet of the late Tang Dynasty. His poems are rich in the spirit of immortality and have the rhyme of "Ten Talents of the Dali". They are collected in "Ten Thousand Quatrains of the Tang Dynasty" He has two poems. (According to "Ten Thousand Tang Dynasty Quatrains")