Su Weiwei (the minister of Fengge in Tang Dynasty was later demoted as the governor of Meizhou) left a son, Su Fen, who lived in Meizhou (today's Meishan City, Sichuan). His descendants Su Xu gave birth to Su Dongpo and his son. Su Song, the prime minister during the Yuanyou period of Song Dynasty, had a clan alliance with Su Xunxu, Duke of Wen'an. There is a poem that says: "Talk about the Pingling clan, there are people in my clan." It also says: "The source is known from Ziqing and Sun." The three sects are all descendants of Pinglinghou Su Jian, and this branch is the Meiyang sect.
Su Gao (AD 944-994) was born in the first year of the Kaiyun reign of Emperor Shao of the Jin Dynasty and died in the fifth year of Chunhua of the Song Dynasty at the age of fifty-one. The father of Su Xu, the grandfather of Su Xun, and the great-grandfather of Su Shi. Married to the Song family. "Zhan Yuan Jing Hua" records: "Mr. Su Gao of Meizhou, the ancestor of Laoquan, is light on wealth and loves to give. He is anxious for others' needs and is as diligent as he can be. If the year is bad, he sells his fields to help his hometown. If he catches the autumn harvest, people will pay for it. He finally took pity on him and rejected him repeatedly, which resulted in his ruining his career and suffering from hunger and cold. However, he did not regret it, but he was very helpful. "Su Gao sent his great-grandson Su Che to the court as a gift to the crown prince, and his wife, the Song family, granted him the title of Changguo. Madam.
Su Xu (AD 973-1045) was born in the sixth year of Kaibao, Taizu of the Song Dynasty, and died in the fifth year of Qingli, at the age of seventy-five. Su Xu is the only survivor among Su Gao's nine sons. His courtesy name is Zhongxian, he ranks seventh, and he is known as Su Qijun. He married the Shi family and had three children: Su Dan, Su Huan and Su Xun. Su Xun's "Genealogy After Record Chapter 2" records: "The first son (preface) was young and lonely. He liked to do good deeds but was not good at reading. In his later years, he wrote poems. He was able to speak clearly and quickly completed his poems. He wrote thousands of poems in a few decades. The affairs of the imperial court, counties, and the people of the countryside, as well as the family members, are all found in the poem. "Zeng Gong's Epitaph of Su Jun (Preface) to the Foreign Minister: "Be a man of openness and self-confidence, and maintain it with humility. , He who cares about people's illnesses is always willing to give. "Su Xu gave it to Dali to judge affairs because Su Huan came to the court, and later he gave it to his wife Shi, a member of the staff, and to the Taijun of Penglai County. In February of the eighth year of Qingli, he was buried next to Xianying in Andaoli, Xiuwen Township, Meishan County.
Su Mai (1059-1119), also known as Boda, was the eldest son of Su Shi. Su Shi's ex-wife Wang Fu was born in Meishan. Mai successively served as Dexing Lieutenant of Raozhou, Military Promotion Officer of Fangzhou, and Magistrate of Zhihejian County. In 1094, Su Shi was demoted to Lingnan and settled in Yixing. Shi died and lived in Yingchang. In 1107, he was appointed as the Jiahe Order. In 1112, he resigned and returned to Yingchang. He died at the age of about sixty and was buried in Jiaxian County. He married Shi (granddaughter of Shi Changyan from Zhongshushe) and gave birth to two sons: Tan and Fu. Daughter 1: A Xun, married Fan Shilu’s grandson Fan Xun.
Su Chi, courtesy name Bo Chong, also known as Mr. Yongquan, was the eldest son of Su Che. His nickname was Liang, his birth date is unknown, and he died in the 25th year of Shaoxing (1115) at the age of about eighty. Married to the Liang family (the great-grandson of Liang Hao, the champion of the Song Dynasty). In the first year of Shaosheng (1094), Su Chi stayed in Yingchang. In his later years, Su Che lived in Yingchang and sang many songs with Su Chi. At the beginning of Jianyan period, the official Shangshu Yousi Yuanwailang went to the Secret Pavilion and knew Wuzhou (today's Jinhua, Zhejiang). He had political voice and the elders of Wuzhou erected a stele and a shrine. Later, he was called to inspect and correct the writings of various houses under Zhongshu's sect, and he learned about Quanzhou, Taichang Shaoqing. It was compiled by Jixian Hall and known to the state. Minister of the Ministry of Power and Punishment, Minister of the Ministry of Power and Industry. In the fifth year of his retirement in Shaoxing, he was appointed as Huiyou Pavilion and was promoted to Jiangzhou Taiping Temple. Buried in Lingdong Mountain, Nanxi.
Su Shi (1067-1122) was given the courtesy name Zhongnan and his nickname was Luo. Born in his hometown of Meishan in the fourth year of Zhiping. He married Huang, the daughter of Huang Shi, Longtugong. With Su Zhe's kindness in the suburbs, he was granted the title of Chengfeng Lang and served as the commander of the Jiao Social Bureau. Later it was changed to Chenzhou Grain Institute. Su Zhe returned to the north, and Su Shi returned to guard Taichang Temple. The party's calamity recurred, so he stopped and led the palace and shrine for six years. He returned to Shu more than once to pay homage to his ancestor's grave. Later, he supervised Henan Cang in Xijing and was granted the trust of Yang Junsi to record affairs. Zhao Gongshu, the commander-in-chief of Zhongshan, recommended to judge the Guangxin Army. He died in office at the age of fifty-five. Male birth: Zhen, Fan, Zhu.
Su Yuan (also known as Su Xun) was also named Shukuan, also known as Hu'er. He followed his father Su Zhe to Leizhou. He married Huang, who was also the daughter of Huang Shi. In the first year of Daguan, Su Yuan was released from the prison of Huaixi Jiu, and once returned to Shu to judge Tongchuan Prefecture in Luzhou. He died in the first year of Jingkang (1126) at the age of 48.
Su Guo (1072-1123) was named Shudang. His second wife, Wang Runzhi, was born in Hangzhou. Su Shi was demoted to Lingnan, and Su Guo stayed with him. After Su Shi's death, Su Guo lived in Yingchang for ten years. When he was 40 years old, he was released from prison in Taiyuan County. Three years later, he was admitted to Yancheng County. In 1123, he was sentenced to Zhongshan Prefecture. He died in Zhenyang (now Zhengding) in Xingdao at the age of fifty-two. Married to Fan family, granddaughter of Fan Zhen, daughter of Fan Baijia. Su Guo was able to write, and his "Xiechuan Collection" was published in twenty volumes. He can also calligraphy and painting. Su Shi compared his paintings with those of Wen Ke: "Lao may be a portrait of bamboo, Xiaopo Jin is a portrait of stone." Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty once summoned Su Guo to the palace to paint murals. Buried in Jiaxian County, Henan Province. There are seven male children: You, Ji, Jie, Ji, Jian, Zhen and Zhu; two male grandchildren: Qiao and Xian.
Su Fu (1086-1156), courtesy name Zhonghu, was born to Su Mai’s wife Shi and was the grandson of Su Shi. Su Fu studied mechanics since childhood and had great ambitions. He served Su Shi for fifteen years. When Su Che passed away, he granted leave to a general official as a gift. Later, he was promoted to Xuanjiaolang, Guozicheng, and Nongcheng. He moved to the Cangbu and served as Fangwailang, and he knew Shuzhou (today's Chongqing). In the fifth year of Shaoxing, he was given a Jinshi background. In addition to Sixun Wailang, the minister, Lilang, and Zhongshu Sheren, he was given to Shi Zhong, who served as an envoy to congratulate Jin Zhengdan, and returned to the Song Dynasty with Su Guo and Su Xian, who were captured by the Jin Dynasty. In the tenth year, he became the Minister of the Ministry of Rites and Quan. In the twelfth year, he promoted the Taiping Temple of Jiangzhou Governor, except Suining Mansion. In the 16th year, he was restored to the Wen Pavilion and then returned to Shu. He never left Sichuan again. Ding Wei died in July of the twenty-sixth year at the age of seventy. There are ten volumes of imperial edicts and twenty volumes of collected works, which are specially presented to Dr. Zuo Zhongfeng. He has been granted the title of founding uncle of Meishan and has 700 households in the city. Su Fu married a wife named Wang, and one son, Su Shan, survived.
Su Ji (1088-1150), also known as Su Shaoji, was named Siliang and Qingchuan, and was the son of Su Ji.
Born in Zhuji Lane, Nanxiong, Guangdong. He entered the martial arts examination at the age of twenty, fought against the Jin Dynasty, escorted Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty when he crossed south, and reached the rank of Taiwei. After Yue Fei was killed, he returned to his hometown to recuperate on the grounds of being disabled. In the 25th year of Shaoxing, Su Shaoji died at Yuexi Temple in Baiyun Mountain and was buried on the side of Moxing Ridge at the age of sixty-two. In front of the tomb is the Bijiang Su Gong Temple.
Su Qiao, courtesy name Jizhen, was the son of Su Guo's eldest son, Su You. He once worked for Jiangdong, and was an official of Hubei Xiancao Division. He served as Lang of the Right Dynasty, and was a member of the Shangshu and Libu Yuanwai. In the ninth year of Qian Dao's reign, Emperor Xiaozong of the Song Dynasty wrote the "Imperial Collection of Wenzhong Su Shi's Collected Works with Praise and Preface" and gave it to Su Qiao. The preface says: "With great ambition for a hundred generations, he has established his own family, and with his full radiance, he has achieved great success." Su Shi's loyal words and wise opinions, the establishment of the dynasty, and the courtiers at that time were unparalleled.
Su Xian (1018-1183) was named uncle. The son of Su You and the younger brother of Su Qiao. Su Xian's step-sibling, Ouyang, gave birth to a son who had no issue, and Su Xian succeeded Su Xian. Su Xian was the Prime Minister of Hailing County at first, and later the chief registrar of Taichang Temple. He knew Pizhou, was the transshipment envoy to Fujian, compiled the secret pavilion, etc. Chunxi died of illness ten years ago at the age of sixty-six. Su Xian married Zeng (the daughter of the prime minister) and gave her to others. Six boys were born. Su Xian had a family tradition of learning and liked to write poems. He had three volumes of "Qiyu Bian". He was buried on the southern plain of Furong Mountain in Yixing County, together with Mrs. Zeng.
Su Jian, named Boye, was the eldest son of Su Chi. Use the kindness of your ancestors to make up for Cheng Wulang. At the beginning of Xuanhe's reign, he transferred the Xingcao of Zhengzhou to the Qianjian of Huazhou and changed it to the Cao of Jingzhao Prefecture. Lives in Wuzhou. During the Jianyan period, writing machines were built in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, and they were used to judge Xuanzhou and Raozhou. In addition to guarding Yanzhou, he knew Chuzhou, directed the Secret Pavilion, and was in charge of Guangdong. He was transferred to the court to discuss the officials and was granted the title of male from Meishan County. He promoted Zhihuiyou Pavilion and found and eliminated Zhilongtuge. He was in charge of Hongzhou, transferred to Sanzhong as a doctor, and became an official in Fulong Tuge. At the beginning of Qian Dao, he was granted the title of doctor. Qiandao died in the second year of his life and was given as a gift to Shaobao. There are twenty volumes of "Collected Works of Shantang".
Su Zhen, courtesy name Zhongzi, was the eldest son of Su Shi. Su Che returned to Yingchang until his death, and Su Zhen stayed with him for nine years. Later, the ancestral Yin Guan Shaanzhou Yi Cao Rong, the eunuch of the Taifu, will be the eunuch, and the council will be invited to return to the temple. Must be over sixty-five years old. He is the author of fifteen volumes of Shuangxi Collection and one volume of Luan Cheng's Last Words.
Su E, courtesy name Bochang, was the grandson of Su Chi and the eldest son of Su Jian. Su Chi'en was first appointed as the commander-in-chief of eastern Zhejiang Province. He knew Xianju County in Taizhou, Liuzhou, Shaozhou and Shaozhou. In addition to Ningguo Tongpan, Zhimi Pavilion was moved to Jiangxi to punish him. Later, he was enshrined in the ancestral hall, died as an official, and presented it to the court officials, and then to the political officials. There is "Zhuozhaiji".
Su Xu, the grandson of Su Shi and the son of Su Chen. In the sixth year of Chunxi reign of Emperor Xiaozong of the Song Dynasty, he knew Junzhou and once published the Luancheng Collection in his family's collection. He also published his father Su Xun's "Shuangxi Collection".
"Su Shi Genealogy Index"
Su Xun
"Su Family Genealogy Index" is a genealogy of the Su family. The Su family originated from Gaoyang and spread throughout the world. In the early days of Shenlong in the Tang Dynasty, Chang Shiwei was in Cimei Prefecture and died as an official. A child is left on the eyebrows, and the eyebrows have the Su family from then on. And those who are not up to the mark will be killed. If all the relatives are gone, why can't you reach it? The spectrum is composed by myself. The mortal son can get the book, but the grandson cannot. Why? On behalf of others. From my father to my great ancestor, whether he was an official or not, he married a certain family, how old he was, and when he died in a certain year, they all wrote books; but why did he not write? Detailed information about where I came from. From my father to my great ancestor, they all said it was taboo, and he named it accordingly. Why? I respect one of my origins. The genealogy was written by Su, but I am the only one who has the details and respect for it. Why? I wrote the score.
Woohoo! Those who look at my genealogy will naturally feel filial piety and brotherhood. Love is seen in relatives, and love is seen in service. Service begins with decline, and ends with no service. If there is no obedience, the affection will be exhausted; if the affection is exhausted, the affection will be exhausted; if the affection is exhausted, there will be no joy and no worries; if there will be no celebrations and no worries, then people will be deceived. Those who look upon each other as if they were Tu were brothers at first. Brothers, they were born as one person at first. Sad husband! The identity of a person is used to paint people, and this is why I made the genealogy. The meaning is that when it is divided and applied to others, it is the power. There is nothing I can do about it. Fortunately, it didn't smear anyone, and it didn't cause them to forget anything. Alas! Those who look at my genealogy will naturally feel filial piety and brotherhood.
Tie it with a poem and say: My father’s son is now my brother. I am ill and my brother is moaning restlessly. Several lives later, I don’t know who. He died and lived, not for Qi Xin. Brotherly love is like feet and hands, how much can it do? If they can't help each other, what's their purpose? Talented people have emerged from generation to generation, and each has led the way for hundreds of years
The Su family is a famous family with a long history in the Chinese nation.
The Su family has a long history and a collection of talents. The father of the ancestor of the Su family, Kunwu, named Fan, was a descendant of Emperor Zhuanxu Gaoyang, the grandson of the Yellow Emperor. He was named a prince in the Xia Dynasty. Kunwu's son Su was a prince in the late Xia Dynasty and the first king of the Su Kingdom. Su Ansheng, who entered the Western Zhou Dynasty, was the founding hero of the Western Zhou Dynasty. He was as famous as Duke Zhou and Duke Zhao. He was one of the six ministers in power in the court. He was also the first person with the surname Su recorded in my country's earliest historical document "Shang Shu". The descendants of Su Ang were Su Yang, Su Gong, Su Furen, Su Raccoon, Su Chenggong, and Su Zi. They were all kings of Su in the late Western Zhou Dynasty. It can be said that the Su family began to enter a prosperous period in the late Western Zhou Dynasty.
In the Warring States Period, five brothers, Su Dai, Su Li, Su Pi, Su Hu, and Su Qin, appeared in Luoyang of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Su Qin was particularly prominent for a while, and was worshiped as prime minister by the six countries, becoming a representative figure of the political strategists. During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Su Jian appeared in the Su family. Due to his meritorious service in conquering the Xiongnu from General Wei Qing, he was granted the title of Marquis of Pingling. "Exhibited in the Han Dynasty" and was awarded the title of Marquis of Guannei. His image was placed in Qilin Pavilion. He received the highest honor of the Han Dynasty and became famous in history.
Among the descendants of the Su family in the Han Dynasty were Su Jing, Su Chun, Su Zhang, Su Qian, Su Buwei, etc., all of whom were famous. In particular, Su Zhang was admired by future generations for his fearlessness, selflessness and righteousness.
During the Three Kingdoms, Wei, Jin, and Southern and Northern Dynasties, celebrities such as Su Ze, Su Lin, Su Kan, Su Zhan, Su Shu, Su Qiong, Su Chuo, Su Chun, and Su Liang appeared in the Su family. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the Su family multiplied and prospered, and talents emerged in large numbers, including Su Wei, Su Kui, Su Xiaoci, Su Shaluo, Su Shichang, Su Liangsi, Su Dingfang, Su Anheng, Su Weiwei, Su Ni, Su Ting, Su Jue, Su Jin, Su Jian and other figures. Su Shichang was one of the "Eighteen Scholars" of Taizong Li Shimin's think tank. Su Wenwei had a literary name when he was young, and he and Li Qiao were called "Su Li". Su Ni and Su Ting, father and son, were officials in the same dynasty during the period of Wu Zetian, and they had great names. For a time, during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the Su family had six prime ministers. Entering the Song Dynasty, the descendants of the Su family were full of talents and made outstanding contributions in the fields of politics, economy, culture, science, art and other fields at that time. Su Yijian of the Shu School was the number one scholar in the junior high school. Before he was thirty years old, he was admitted to the Hanlin Academy by Zhizhigao, participated in political affairs, and achieved great achievements. Su Shunqin had achievements in prose and poetry. Among the Fujian schools, Su Shen, Su Mian and Su Song are the most famous. Su Song, who rose from official to prime minister, was a great scholar and great scientist. The "Water Transport Instrument Platform" he created made great contributions to the history of science and technology in China and the world. There were three fathers and sons of the Meishan School, Su Xun, Su Shi, and Su Zhe. They were all great writers, and they occupied three of the "Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties". At that time, it created a situation where "Su Wen was good at the world". Su Shi was praised as the first literati throughout the ages. , the head of the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties, the descendants of the Su family of the Meishan School, Su Mai, Su Yu, and Su Guo, were famous in the late Northern Song Dynasty. Su Fu, Su Qiao, Su Xian, Su Chi, Su Jian, Su Ce, Su Zhen, Su E, Su Lin and others were all famous in the Southern Song Dynasty. The Song Dynasty was the golden age in the history of the Su family.
Su Tianjue of the Yuan Dynasty was prudent in deciding cases and had the reputation of "Guo Gong". In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Su Jing focused on developing education and running schools based on agriculture. As the supervisory censor, Su Chaozong strengthened the management and reform of the salt administration of the Huaihe River. Su Tingkui and Su Tingyu fought bravely against foreign invasion, and their deeds are praiseworthy.
The Su family is constantly striving for self-improvement and has the courage to innovate, making outstanding contributions to the construction and development of the Chinese nation's politics, economy, culture, and science and technology.