What happened to the Hu family in Jixi?

Hu is a big family in Jixi. There are many Hu ancestral halls and their branches in the county. These ancestral temples have different names because of the different factors such as the year when ancestors moved to China, the place where they settled, the time when they were built, and the later famous officials. So Jixi Sanhu has been circulating. According to textual research, the Hu family in Jixi has four major veins, namely, Golden Lake in the north gate, Shangshu Lake in Longchuan (Kengkou), Zunyi Lake in the east of the city and Mingjing Lake in the lake (including Shangzhuang). Due to the complexity of genealogy, not only foreigners such as Mr. Cai Yuanpei mistook Hu Shi for the successor of Sanhu ritual system when prefacing Hu Shi's Outline of China Philosophy. Even people with different surnames in this county are often confused. In fact, from the genealogy of Hu surname in Jixi, it can be found that although each ancestor is different, there are records of Hu surname and Yu Shun descendants in the preface of the genealogy.

Jin, who often worshipped Mi as his ancestor in the Tang Dynasty, moved from Banqiao Village in Puyang, Qingzhou to Wuliaoshan, and moved to Jixi in the Southern Tang Dynasty. The temple was built in the Southern Song Dynasty and named after Dr. Jin Guanglu, a famous minister in the Song Dynasty.

Shang Shuhu, who lived in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was the ancestor of Hu Yan. Yan Shi, the official of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, rode out of Zhangzhou with an imperial envoy, and his family moved from Banqiao Village, Puyang, Qingzhou, to Longchuan. This shrine was built in the Song Dynasty. It was named after Hu Fu, the famous minister of Hongzhi and Jiajing in Ming Dynasty, the Ministry of Military Affairs, Hu Zongxian and Shangshu.

Zunyi Hu is the ancestor. In the Southern Song Dynasty, it was moved from Wucheng, Zhejiang Province to Huxihu Village, Jixi, and moved to Zunyi Square in the east of the city at eleven o'clock to build an ancestral temple, hence the name.

Southern Tang Hu, the ancestor of Jinshi Changyi. Changyi, Tang Zhaozong and Zhu Wen usurped the throne, and the emperor was in trouble. With his youngest son, he entrusted Hu Qing (Sangong) to leave the wing, return to Wuyuan, and go to the south to take an examination of Sichuan. The third son was born, and the eldest son was named Yan Jin. He moved to Jixi Lake and built a shrine. Because of the surname Hu (commonly known as Li Gaihu), he moved to Zhaitan and Shangzhuang in Lingbei, and built another ancestral hall, which was called Hu Shangzhuang Sect.

According to Hu Shunyi's Preface to Shaoxing Years, Zhou was the father-suppressor after Yu Shun. The prince of Wu, surnamed Shun, was full of Chen and overflowing with Hu, hence the name Shun. Regarding this distant ancestor, all Hu's genealogies are the same, and there is no objection. Among them, Jin and Shang Shu Hu Zongmai are particularly close, and the two ancestral halls are interlinked in ancient genealogy. From the first full to the thirty-fourth strict, it comes down in one continuous line. Among them, the thirty-third chain official, the Western Jin Dynasty, served as an imperial envoy in the temple and lived in Banqiao Village, Puyang, Qingzhou. Yan moved to Longchuan in the 34th century. He was the ancestor of Hu Zongzhi, a senior minister, and began to branch. Mi Zhu, the ancestor of Jin, was fifty people after the Qing Dynasty.

Since the Song Dynasty, Jixi has produced many famous ministers and celebrities, each with his own merits. In Song Dynasty, Jin had a famous minister of war faction, who once wrote an article to defend Yue Fei. Secondly, he disintegrated Hu Shunyi. Hu Zai, the son of Shunyi, has 100 volumes of Tiaoxi Fishing and Concealing Conghua. In the Ming Dynasty, Hu was jindun's right envoy and Henan's political envoy. In the Qing Dynasty, Hu Bingqian, Hu, Hu Pei and others wrote books and established three etiquette schools. There was an educator Hu Zicheng in the Republic of China. Hu Yushu, a modern scholar in China. The Hunming Dynasty in Longchuan strongly condemned Liu Jin, the eunuch, as a scholar in Chenghua, and Hu Fu, the minister of the household department. Hu Zongxian, a famous anti-Japanese soldier, wrote thirteen volumes of Charts Compilation, among which Qi Jiguang and Yu are the most famous. During the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, there were famous Mohist Hu Kaiwen and modern world-renowned scholar Dr. Hu Shi. In addition, there is Hu Xueyan, a red-topped businessman who pioneered Hu Qingyutang's drug number in Qing Dynasty. In the Huming Dynasty in Zunyi, there was a minister of the Ministry of Industry named Hu Song, who was a scholar between Zheng De and Germany. He dared to stand up to Yan Song, a powerful minister, and became famous in the ruling and opposition circles. Hu Shu, a juren in Qing Dynasty, is famous for his seal cutting, calligraphy and landscape painting.