Zhu Lianggong, the ancestor of Ye.
People named Ye developed slowly at first, and there were not many Ye celebrities in historical records. Ye Zishao is the only Ye celebrity included in Zang's Dictionary of China Names. Only Ye Wanchun, Ye Xiong, Ye Shaoshan, a member of the Jin Dynasty, was included in the Ancient and Modern Books Genealogy, and Ye Wanchun was also the "self-name" of Liu An, the king of Huainan, who met one of the Eight Immortals, and his surname was not necessarily Ye. Ye Xiong is a descendant of Ye Diaoguo.
Therefore, we can only get a glimpse of leaf migration from some existing genealogical data.
According to the genealogy of Ye family in Nanyang Hall in the sixth year of Guangxu reign (A.D. 1880), since then, Ye family has been out of Henan for generations.
Shen Zhuliang, the ancestor of Ye family, lived in Yedi (now Ye County, Henan Province) of Chu State during the Spring and Autumn Period until his death.
Ye has two sons: the eldest son, whose name is heavy, was ordered by Zhou Chuyi and accompanied by Sheng Ning as Dr. Chu; The second son is famous. He attacked his father with the word "Bi Ying", the eldest son named "Wang" and later Sima.
His first 1 1 Ren Ye Shuhe was the magistrate of Changsha (now Changsha, Hunan) in the Qin Dynasty; Ye Chong of the 20th generation was the satrap of Yingchuan (now Yuzhou, Henan) in the Western Han Dynasty. On the 25th, Ye was appointed as the magistrate of Changsha (now Changsha, Hunan); Ye, the word Mao Yong, was born in Nanyang (now Nanyang, Henan) in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and was divided into six families.
Ye: Zi, Zi, Yin people in Ye County. He asked politics in the words of Confucius. He died at the age of 89. His tomb was built in the Churen Temple in Dongbali, Nanyang County, Jingzhou, and he was worshipped as his ancestor.
Mrs Zhang has two children: Ye Chong and Ye Cai.
It's for Ye's ancestors.
Han Dynasty
Ye clan moved south to Zuye Wang from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
In the 6th year of Guangxu reign (A.D. 1880), Ye moved southward in Shexian County, Anhui Province and Nanyang Hall, Songyang County, Zhejiang Province, and most of them thought they were ancestors.
Wang Ye, a wise man, is the prefect of Yanmen. At the end of the Han dynasty, he was a doctor of Guanglu, and he abandoned his official position when he was Emperor Lingdi. He is called "Mr Lou Zhou".
In the second year of Jian 'an in Han Dynasty (A.D. 197), he crossed the river from Qingzhou to the south and lived in Jurong (now Jurong, Jiangsu), the ancestor of Ye Nan.
Ye's descendants continued to develop outward and moved to Zhejiang and Anhui.
Both Ye Family Tree of Maofeng Guangyuan and Ye Family Tree of Yuyan in Songyang, Zhejiang Province claim that the fourth generation lived in Qiantang (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province) as an official, loved the people like a son, and posthumous title was "Ye Fu". After being detained by local people for many times, he settled in Qiantang and became a famous local family.
The second son of Ju is the father. In the second year of Jin Taikang (AD 28 1 year), he was the prefect of Kucang, awarded the rank of Chongjiang, and lived in Kucang (now Lishui, Zhejiang).
Ye Jian lived on the right side of Maoshan Mountain in Songyang after his death.
In Shexian County, Anhui Province, Ye Jiayou said in Xinzhou: v. moved to Shexian County, Xin 'an County.
In addition, according to the wave of immigrants caused by the Yongjia Rebellion in the Jin Dynasty, it is speculated that there were not a few Ye clan people who moved southward during this period.
During Jin Yongjia's reign, the royal family dispute evolved from a power struggle to a rebellion of eight kings, and the war spread all over the Central Plains.
In the fifth year of Yongjia in Jin Dynasty (AD 3 1 1), Liu Yuan, a Hun, took the opportunity to fight with Jin, and his brother Liu Yao invaded Luoyang, and the Western Jin Dynasty perished.
The survivors of the Kim family fled south in a panic, and finally re-established their political power in Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu Province), known as the Eastern Jin Dynasty in history.
During the Yongjia Rebellion, the gentry of the Central Plains fled south in succession, and a large number of people fled across the river, with nearly one million people in succession. In this wave of southward migration, many members of the Ye family in the Central Plains should have moved to Fujian, Jiangxi and other places.
Tang and song dynasties
The Ye family moved south twice in the Tang Dynasty, the first time was in the early Tang Dynasty.
In the second year of Tang Gaozong's reign (AD 669), there was quite a commotion between Quanzhou and Zhangzhou in Fujian. The imperial court appointed Zheng Chen as the North Korean doctor and general staff of Lingnan March, and led 3,600 government soldiers and 123 soldiers into Fujian for conquest. Many of them are Ye's foot soldiers, who settled and multiplied in various parts of Fujian after the war. It is said that the 58 surname entered Fujian for the second time in the late Tang Dynasty.
At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the world was in chaos. Wang Chao and Wang led the uprising in Gushi, Gwangju, and transferred troops south. Ye's soldiers in Zhongzhou followed the two kings south and fought in Fujian for eight years. The Wang brothers established the "Fujian Eight Countries" in Fujian, and Ye's soldiers also settled in various parts of Fujian.
Ye Shidang, who lived in the north at that time, was not a minority. Due to the lack of information, it is impossible to understand their specific migration situation.
The end of the Song Dynasty was another * * * period for Ye Nan to move to the Central Plains.
In the first year of Jingkang in the Northern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1 126), the nomads invaded the south on a large scale, and the war disaster spread all over the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, causing heavy losses: "There are no chickens and dogs in a thousand miles, and the well is full of corpses, so you can't drink them" and "no one picks them"; "The people are in exile, the land is vast and idle, and Li stays behind. Why not?"
In the spring of the second year of Jingkang, the Northern Song Dynasty perished.
In May, Kang established the Southern Song Dynasty regime, and later made Lin 'an its capital.
After the disaster of Jingkang, until the demise of the Southern Song Dynasty, Song and Jin confronted each other, and wars continued. In order to escape the war, a large number of northerners were forced to move south for nearly a century and a half, including many Zhongyuan Ye clan people.
Due to the long history, there are not many records of Ye clan people's migration in the above-mentioned main immigration process. Some records of Ye's genealogy reflect that Ye migrated to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi and other places during this period.
For example, Anhui Xiuning accompanied the genealogy, saying that its ancestors were still alive. In the Southern Tang Dynasty, they moved from Tiaoxi, Huzhou to Xiuning to accompany Guo.
According to Ye's genealogy, Ye Yilang was a physician in the late Tang Dynasty (934-936 AD) and moved to Fuxian County, Ganzhou, Jiangxi Province.
Yanqing, the son of Ye Yilang, moved to Xianyou County, Xinghua Prefecture, Fujian Province.
According to genealogy records, most of the Ye family who moved south in Tang and Song Dynasties came from Henan, and the Ye family in Henan moved to Fujian, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong and Sichuan respectively.
Fujian Xianyou's "Gu Lai Ye Jia Shu" said: "The ancestor Ye Zhan lived in Yongzhou, and the five seasons were chaotic, so the family moved indefinitely; To the Song Dynasty, Buju Gwangju Gushi, if there were leaves on his ancestors, traveled with the Song Dynasty, and Bujiaxian traveled to the ancient wrasse. " According to the Preface of Ye Family Tree in Foling, "Ye family of Wuji lived in Yongzhou and moved to Guanshi County, Gwangju." The Preface to Rebuilding the Genealogy of the Four Generations also said: "My ancestors were from Gushi, Henan." "Preface to Ming Yuan" said: "My family came to Fujian from Gwangju." According to the Genealogy of Ye Jige in Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province, the ancestor Ye Shousan moved south in the Song Dynasty and moved east to Dongting as Jige.
According to Ye's genealogy written by Chun 'an, Sui 'an and Zhejiang, the ancestor was from Henan and moved to Huangdun because of his official position.
After five years of glory, he was dissatisfied with Wang Anshi's new law, so he avoided the land and became an Chengfeng, later named Ye Cun.
Chengdu, Sichuan "Rongcheng Yip's Complete Spectrum" records that this person is from Bianliang, the ancestor of Yip's family, and has a large number of ancient books. At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, he served as an official and a soldier, was blocked in the north and south roads, and lived in Chengxiang County, Meizhou.
All these indicate that Ye's ancestral home is in Henan.
So, today, nine times out of ten, Ye's ancestral home in Fujian is Gwangju and Zhongzhou in Henan.
After more than a thousand years of development and reproduction, Ye had become a prominent family in the Song Dynasty.
According to the genealogy, there are 12 Ye's characters in The History of Song Dynasty, while there are 47 Ye's characters in China Personal Names Dictionary.
Judging from the birthplace of these celebrities, all the celebrities in the history of the Song Dynasty were from Jiangnan, including three from Zhejiang, three from Fujian and one from Jiangsu.
Of the 47 Ye's characters in the Song Dynasty included in China Personal Names Dictionary, except for two whose native place is unknown and one from Henan, the other 44 are from Jiangnan, including 20 from Zhejiang and 0/9 from Fujian, accounting for more than 80% in two provinces alone, and the rest are from Anhui, Jiangsu, Jiangxi and other provinces. This shows that the Ye family has flourished in Jiangnan at this time.
Since Ming and Qing dynasties
During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Ye family spread all over the country and became one of the most popular surnames in China.
The number of celebrities about Ye in Historical Records has greatly increased compared with the past.
China Dictionary of Names contains 1 17 Ye people in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Judging from the regional distribution of these celebrities' lives, Ye's clansmen have propagated to the north and south of the river in Ming and Qing Dynasties, but they are still mostly in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Guangdong and other places.
Among the 1 17 Ye celebrities in the Ming and Qing Dynasties included in China Personal Names Dictionary, among the 100 celebrities with definite native places, 45 are from Zhejiang, 19 are from Jiangsu, 16 are from Shanghai, 7 are from Anhui, and 6.
⑴ Shi Ye, Zhejiang: During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, most immigrants from Shi Ye, Zhejiang Province occurred in this province.
Yuyao Ye is a descendant of Ye Mengde, the minister of Southern Song Dynasty, who moved from Huzhou.
According to the Ye Family Tree of Meichuan, Yuyao, Ye Mengde Sun Ye and Duan Pingjian (A.D. 1234 ~ 1236) moved from Huzhou to Tieshan, Yuyao.
According to Ye's resume, Ye Wenda, the ancestor of Haichuan, moved from Tieshan to Sanshan in Mei Chuan in the Yuan Dynasty.
Sun Yuan, the grandson of Ye Geng, moved to Dongmen City and Tongde Township. Ye Boxing, the fifteenth grandson, was the ancestor of Qian Xi Wang.
Ye Yongchu, the sixteenth grandson, was recorded in Ye's Genealogy. Yu Jia's Dai moved to Fengshan, and Ye Yongchu's grandson Yuan Kai moved from Ye Jiadai to Shaojiadu.
Ye moved from Hangzhou to Songjiang in Yuan Dynasty. According to Songjiang Ye Family Tree, Ye first moved to Songjiang from Fengle Bridge in Hangzhou, and then moved to Fengle Bridge in Ximen, Zicheng.
Ye's family in Chun 'an is a descendant of Ye, a minister of the Southern Song Dynasty, who moved in from Shou Chang.
"Nanyang Ye's Genealogy" said: Ye Yi, the minister of the Southern Song Dynasty, asked his great-grandson, which began when Shouchang moved to Zitong, Chun 'an; Thirteen spread to Ye Jishan, and in the next year of Yuan Dynasty, he was the first ancestor to move to Taoyuan in the seventh Jurassic of Sui Dynasty.
Ye Jinhua moved in from Songyang in the early Ming Dynasty.
According to the genealogy of Ye Family in Shuangxi, the ancestors moved from Songyang to the west of Jinhua County in Wuzhou before the early Ming Dynasty.
Living on salt, my family benefited from Rao Yu. I went to find my great-grandson Ye Shiying, and then moved from Tang Ling to Shuangxi.
The Ye family in Xiangshan, Dongyang moved in from Songyang.
According to the records in Xiangshan Ye Family Tree Reconstruction, the ancestor Ye family, including Cangsongyang people, moved from Songyang Zhidupu to Dongyang Qianchouli in the Southern Song Dynasty.
It spread to wild ducks from Jiu, and then moved to Xiangshan Mansion in this city at the end of Yuan Dynasty, which was the first move of ancestors.
Dongyang Longxi Yejia moved in from Chun 'an County.
Ye's Family Tree Reconstruction in Longxi recorded that in the early Northern Song Dynasty, Ye En, the ancestor, moved from Qingxi, Zhou Mu to Yongning Township, Yiwu.
The fifth grandson, Cecilia Yip, moved to Guangkou Tang Ye.
The 11th Ye Youxing moved back to the 13th capital in the late Southern Song Dynasty.
Ye Liangyu, the19th generation, moved to Yuyintang, Longxi, He Yan, a small hometown in Dongyang in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and was the ancestor of the original move.
Pujiang leaves were moved from Jinhua in the Ming Dynasty.
According to Ye's genealogy in Puyang, Ye Ci was born in Linhai and moved to Liu Shan, Yongkang, Jinhua. Three brothers, Ye Bixiu, Ye Bixiang and Ye Bihe, moved from Yongkang to the top of Puyang during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (AD 1573 ~ 16 19). They were the first ancestors to migrate.
The Ye family in Zhenhai moved from Cixi in the Ming Dynasty.
According to Ye's genealogy of Shenlang Bridge in Dongguan Town, Zhenhai, the ancestors Ye Maochun and Ye Maoer moved to Shenlang Bridge in Dongguan Town from Shibu, Cixi in the next season.
According to the Ye Family Tree of the West Mountain in Longyou, the ancestor Ye Jiu moved from Xin 'an to Ba Shi in Longyou in the Southern Song Dynasty, and moved to Qiaobeihu Mountain in the Qing Shunzhi period (A.D. 1644 ~ 16 1).
However, a few have moved here from other provinces. For example, a man in Yuyao, a descendant of Ye Zuqi, a minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, moved from Fujian to Fenghua, Zhejiang, and then re-entered Yuyao.
Ye Zuqia was born in Shaowu (now Shaowu, Fujian).
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According to the Ye family tree of Xiaoyi Hongqiao in Yuyao, Ye Zuqi has a wide cotyledon and moved to Wuyuan Township, Fenghua County, Mingzhou, Zhejiang Province.
Ye Shuangzhi, his great grandson, adopted the Zhou family in Hongqiao, Xiaoyi Town, Yuyao.
Great-great-grandson, born at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty. He gave birth to four sons, none of whom took the exam. The second son kept his righteousness and was assigned to Xifu.
The third son kept the ceremony and gave birth to the fourth son. The eldest son said "courtesy and righteousness" and then lived in the east gate of the city. The second son, item 1, lives in Tianfu; Sanzi Qishan lives in Xihongqiao; The fourth son is Hengsi, who lives in Donghongqiao.
Yejia is in Zhejiang, and it is also developing outside the province. For example, the five-hair Ye family moved to Wuxi, Anhui, Jiangsu and other places. According to the Genealogy of Ye Family in Qili, Ye gave birth to two sons, the eldest son Ye moved to Suzhou, and the second son moved to Guanghua Menxiatang in Changzhou.
Zhenjiang's "Rebuilding Ye's Genealogy" said that it was passed to Ye in the tenth generation and moved from Huizhou to Yangzhou in the next season.
Sub-Penang moved from Yangzhou to eastern Runzhou in the west.
Yeshi Ancestral Hall (2) Yeshi in Fujian: Yeshi people who migrated to Fujian in the Tang and Song Dynasties constantly migrated to the surrounding areas, and Yeshi in Xianyou Gulai migrated to Nan 'an and Dehua. According to Ye's Genealogy in Shetan, in the fifth year of Xiande in the later Zhou Dynasty (AD 958), that is, the first year of Zhongxing in the Southern Tang Dynasty, the Ye clan moved from Xianyou Gulai to Nan 'an Gaotian, and spread to Ye Biya in the Hongzhi period of Ming Dynasty (AD 18).
According to the genealogy of Ye's national treasure, in the second year of Jingyan at the end of the Song Dynasty (AD 1277), Ye's descendants in Xianyou vowed not to drop the Yuan and fled to Deyi as soon as possible. The national treasure of Jianfu was established and Ye's descendants began to settle down in Dehua.
The Ye family in Tongan continued to migrate and moved to Jinjiang at the end of Yuan Dynasty.
Ye Yiyin, the ancestor of Kaiji, was enfeoffed from Tongan County in the first year of Yuan to Shun (AD 1330).
⑶ Guangdong Yeshi: Ye Dajing is the ancestor of Guangdong Yeshi.
According to the Origin of Ye Family in Meizhou, Ye Dajing is the eighty-fifth grandson of Ye, whose real name is Bochang, and he was born in Bianliang (now Kaifeng, Henan). In the second year of Song Dynasty (AD 1226), he was a scholar and served as an official for more than 20 years. Song Xianchun was promoted to Fujian.
In the second year of Song Deyou (A.D. 1276), Yuan soldiers marched southward on a large scale, and wars continued, so they resigned and settled in Zengjing, Meizhou (now the west of Meicheng, Guangdong) and became the ancestor in Meizhou.
Since Ye Dajing settled in Meizhou, the Ye family in Meizhou has developed rapidly, becoming a large local family with prosperous descendants, and constantly migrating to other parts of the province and neighboring Jiangxi, Fujian and other provinces, and even Sichuan.
According to Ye's family, it originated in Meizhou, Liu Qing, Longchuan, Boluo, Heyuan, Changle, Guishan, Xingning, Longchuan, Pinghai, Pingyuan, Zhenping and Yong 'an, and Ye's descendants were in Jiangxi, Hubei, Sichuan, Zhejiang, Ruijin, Du Yu, Huichang and Xingguo in Huguang.
Another branch of Guangdong Ye family comes from Fujian, which is the descendant of Ye Yi, the prime minister of the Song Dynasty.
Taishan Ye said that he lived in Nanhai Garden instead of Fujian, so he was the ancestor of Guangdong Ye.
There is a "Qingjie Academy" on Yonghan North Road in Guangzhou (now Beijing North Road in Guangzhou), which was built by Ye Yi's descendants to commemorate Ye Yi.
Its descendants are mainly distributed in Nanhai, Xinhui, Huaxian, Heshan, Panyu, Huiyang, Dongguan, Longgang and other places.
(4) Jiangsu Yeshi: Yeshi in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province is a descendant of Yeshi and moved from Zhejiang.
According to the Genealogy of Ye Family in Qili, Wuxi, the ancestor was a man who lived in Wucheng and was a doctor of the Ministry of War in the Song Dynasty.
Son Ye gave birth to two sons, the eldest son moved to Suzhou, and the second son moved to Changzhou Guanghua Menxiatang.
In the past five years, Ye Tan has spread to Ye Sheng. Ye Sheng's eldest son Ye lives in Yun Ze, and his second son, Ye Chao's cotyledon Xu Cai, retired from Yanghuyu Bridge.
Ye Ziye Zhiren, a native of Chunshan, moved to Xinzhang Township because of the bridge.
Ye zhiren's third son: Ye Dao, the eldest son, moved to Yixing; The secondary leaves pass through and still live in Xintang; Cotyledons arrived in season and moved to Wuxi Liangxi.
Ye Yitong has three sons: the eldest son Ye Decheng,no. Qian Shan, and the cotyledon Fen moved to Huanggongshan; The second son Ye Deying, Renshan, moved to Dingyan Town with his son Stand Ye; Third son, No.1 Snow Mountain, Sun.
The seventh grandson, Ye Fuchun, moved from Xintang to Qingcheng Town in Wuxi in the Ming Dynasty.
Yangzhou and Zhenjiang Ye are descendants of Ye Mengde, who moved from Huizhou, Anhui Province to Yangzhou and then to Zhenjiang.
In Zhenjiang, Ye's genealogy reconstruction is called Ye Mengde as his ancestor in Zhuang Yan.
It spread to Ye on the 10th and moved from Huizhou to Yangzhou in the next season.
Ye Ye Penang moved from Yangzhou to eastern Runzhou in western Zhuang Yan.
Ye Ye, a descendant of Wujin and Jiangyin, moved in from Fujian.
According to the Ye Family Tree of Dongyejiaqiao, Jiangyin, a famous Ye Li was the grandson of Xiangyi IX in the early Ming Dynasty. She first lived in Xiaoxiang Town, Wujin North, and then moved to Huilongdi Village, Andong Township.
The fifth generation Ye Xiang moved from Huilong Village to Dongyejiaqiao in Jiangyin.
Ye Yichun moved in from Pingxiang, Jiangxi.
According to the Ye family tree of Pingxiang, the ancestor Ye Huiru came to Pingxiang in the late Ming Dynasty to avoid chaos.
He gave birth to his third son, and ... Ji Ye Ziqing moved to Hepotang, Beilengshui, Yichun County during the Yongzheng period (AD 1723 ~ 1735).
⑸ Shanghai Ye family: Qingpu Ye family moved from Wujiang, Jiangsu.
According to Ye's Genealogy (Qingpu), the ancestor anonymous, or Yue Yun, who moved to South China, was the grandson of Mr. Ye Mengde XXIII and moved from Wujiang County to Zhengjiazhuang Village in Qingpu County during the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1628 ~ 1644).
[6] Ye Family in Hunan: After Ye Dajing, some people moved to Changsha, Ninghua, Yiyang and other places in Hunan.
According to the four genealogies of Ye family, there is a Hunan Ye family, which was founded by the National People's Congress in the Southern Song Dynasty. Dajing lived in Chengxiang County, Meizhou, Guangdong Province in his later years and spread to Ye Demao, Ye Decheng, Ye Wenbao and Ye Dezhen respectively.
Ye Demao's cotyledons Zhonghua and Ye, Ye Decheng's sons Ye Zhongxian and Ye Zhongsheng, Ye Wenbao's cotyledons, leaves and leaves are neutral, Ye Dezhen's cotyledons are Zhongsheng, and Ye Zhongtenghe form ten big rooms.
The descendants of Shifang live in Changsha, Ningxiang, Hua Shan or Yiyang.
Some Liuyang was moved by Ye from Jiangxi.
In Pingxiang's Ye family tree, it is recorded that Ye Huiru, one of his ancestors, came to Pingxiang in the late Ming Dynasty to avoid chaos.
She gave birth to her third son, Ye Ji Fang, the eldest son, moved to Junjiawan, Dongxiang, Liuyang during the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1662 ~ 1722). Ye was born in Puyin, Pingjiang (now Jiayu, Hubei).
According to the genealogy of Yushan Mountain in Pingjiang, the ancestor Ye Yongshou moved from Puyin to Yan 'eling in Pingjiang in the 25th year of Ming Hongwu.
Ningxiang, Xiangtan and Liuyang mostly moved to Changsha.
Ye, the ancestor of Ye family in Southern Chu, was born in Changsha in Song and Yuan Dynasties and passed down to the seventh generation. He has four grandchildren: Ye Bin, Ye Fu, Ye Huan and Ye Huan.
Ye Bin failed the exam, and the other three were sent to schools in Ningxiang, Xiangtan and Liuyang respectively.
(7) Shi Ye, Anhui Province: Taiping (now Dangtu, Anhui Province) and Shi Ye, Shexian County are all descendants of Ye Mengde.
Taiping's Ye's Genealogy says that his ancestor was named-10, the grandson of Ye Mengde V, who moved from Lantian in Shexian County to Maxi in Taiyi at the end of Yuan Dynasty, and his descendants moved to Zhongtan.
Tongcheng Shi Ye moved to Wuyuan (now Wuyuan, Jiangxi). In the genealogy of Nanyang, it is recorded that its ancestor Ye lived in Wuyuan in the late Tang and Five Dynasties, spread to the 21st century, did business in Jinling, and moved to Yujiachong, Xishan, Tongcheng in the early Ming Dynasty.
Yi county Ye moved from Qimen (now Anhui) and was named after Ye Boxi in Ye Family Tree in Nanping, yi county. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, he moved from Shimashan, Qimen County to Wudu Village, Nanping Mountain, Yixian County.
Jiangxi Ye Family: According to the Ye Yushan Family Building Repair Manual, the ancestor Ye was born in the Song Dynasty and lived in Huaxin Lane, Nanfeng County, Jiangxi Province.
15 grandchild Ye Wenhai moved from Huaxinxiang to Xiayuanli in the early Qing Dynasty, and the 25th grandchild Ye moved to Xu Cun, Yushan County. Later, Ye Yubiao, the 26th grandson of Jiahe Branch, a descendant of Gan Yuan, also moved to Yushan and lived in Dongyuan.
Pingxiang Renye moved in from Liling, Hunan. According to the Ye Family Tree of Pingxiang South Gate, Ye Xuanyi's ancestral home was in Shangku, Liling, Southern Song Dynasty, and moved to Pingxiang South Gate.
Another Pingxiang Ye family moved in from other places in the late Ming Dynasty.
According to the Ye genealogy of Pingxiang, the ancestor Ye Huiru came to Pingxiang as early as possible in the late Ming Dynasty to avoid chaos.
(9) Shi Ye, Sichuan: In the early Qing Dynasty, Sichuan was vast and sparsely populated. Therefore, during the Kang Yong period, the Regulations on Reclamation was specially promulgated and various preferential policies were implemented, which attracted a large number of farmers from Hunan, Hubei, Fujian and Guangdong to enter Sichuan for reclamation.
"In order to get more land, the relocated households are often the whole family, or go hand in hand with the closest relatives.
Ye clan also moved to Sichuan at this time. According to Ye's Genealogy in the Republic of China, Ye Rongshan of Guangdong moved to Sichuan with his wife, seven sons, two daughters-in-law and one daughter in the 60th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (A.D. 172 1).
According to Ye Family Tree-Meizhou Family Tree in the Republic of China, there were 29 Ye families in Longchuan County from 25th to 29th.
Among the Ye family who moved from Guangdong to Sichuan, there are descendants of Ye Dajing who moved to Chengdu.
The Complete Spectrum of Shi Ye Nationality in Rongcheng is said to be from Bianliang, the ancestor of the clan, and there is a big leaf sutra. At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, the officials and the people were all in Fujian, and there were four wars, and the north and south roads were terrified, so they lived in Chengxiang County, Meizhou.
After Ye Dajing, it was passed on to Ye Bilang in the 27th century. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, he entered Shu from Guangdong and left Renli Township in Chengdu.
Hubei Puyin Yejia moved to Pengxi County. According to Ye's genealogy in Xixiang, Pengxi, the ancestor Ye Zengbi was born in Puyin County, Hubei Province. He moved from Puyin to Shuzhong and lived in Lijiagou, Hexi, Pengxi County.
⑽ Shi Ye, Hainan: Mao Ye, the ancestor of Shi Ye, was born in Nanhai, Guangdong Province. He worked as a tutor in Wenchang during the Ming Jiajing period and then settled in Wenchang.
Ye Family Ancestral Hall ⑾ Ye Family in Taiwan Province Province: It is unknown when the Ye family first moved to Taiwan Province Province. According to the available data, the Ye clan recorded in Taiwan Province Province in history was in the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1622 ~ 1722).
According to "Taiwan Province Tongzhi Draft People", in the thirty-fifth year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (A.D. 1692), Ye, a native of Haicheng, Fujian Province, was killed, and his son came to Taiwan to protect the coffin for burial, and then went to Taiwan to live in the county (now south of Taiwan Province). Since then, people from the Yip family have come to Taiwan to settle down.
According to the Records of Taiwan Province Province and Fengshan County, in the sixty-first year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (AD 1722), Ye Yuncheng, a native of Guangdong Province, made great contributions to quelling the Zhu Rebellion and settled in Danshui.
According to the Dictionary of Japanese Place Names in Taiwan Province Province, in the sixty-first year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, Yemou hit Yezi Neizhuang in Maodongbao; In the early years of Qing Qianlong (AD 1736), Ye Wuchang entered Yongyucuo and Guogou villages in Xibao, Chiayi. In the early years of Qing Qianlong, Gu Ye, a Cantonese, entered Hanzikou Village and Nanpu in Dongzhongli Reclamation Port. In the first year of Daoguang reign in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 182 1), Ye and Qiu entered Maopu Village of Kenshalian Fort together. In the eighth year of Daoguang reign, Ye Yun, a native of Guangdong Province, entered Zhongke Zhuang (now a hidden town in the Middle East) in the eastern corner of the reclamation.
According to the Records of Taipei County, Ye Kun entered the hillside in the east of Xizhi Town, Taipei County in the late Qing Dynasty. In the fifth year of Qing Jiaqing (AD 1800), Ye Tianyou, a native of Tongan, Fujian Province, entered Shanzhu Cave in Guzhuang Village, Bali Township, Taipei County. In the same year, Ye was hired to work in Yushili Liaozi, Shuoshili Town, Taipei County. At the end of Jiaqing, Ye Shujiu, Ye Wei and Zhang Ti jointly cultivated Getou Village, Shijie Township, Taipei County.
According to the Collection of Ancient Inscriptions in Pingtung County, in the eighth year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty, Ye Yusheng, Ye Mengrong and people from Neipu Village in Pingtung County jointly built the Tianhou Palace.
According to "Integration of Ancient Inscriptions in China and Taiwan", in the ninth year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty, Ye Ju, a Cantonese, set up a monument in Dongshijiao with the Zhuang people.
According to the Collection of Ancient Inscriptions in Chiayi County, in the 16th year of Daoguang in Qing Dynasty, Ye Team and Yi people donated money to build Chiayi City.
Most of Ye's family moved to Taiwan Province Province from Fujian and Guangdong. In addition, there are Tongan County in Fujian.
At the end of the Qing Emperor Kangxi, Ye moved to Changhua City and Ye Xiong moved to Taipei City. During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1723 ~ 1735), Ye Meng entered Miaoli Zhunan. In the last years of Qianlong, Ye re-entered the soil forest area of Taipei City, Ye Tianqi and Taipei City. During the Jiaqing period, Ye Jimao moved to present-day Taipei, Ye Tongdian moved to present-day Taipei, Ye Wuzhi moved to present-day Banqiao in Taipei, and Ye Ying moved to present-day Changhua. During the Daoguang period, Ye Shigong and Ye entered Zhongshan District of Taipei City, and Ye Bang entered Ailian of Kaohsiung City.
Ye Qiu, a native of Jinjiang County, moved to Nanzi, Kaohsiung in the last years of Qianlong.
Ye Sha, a native of Anxi County, moved to Taipei City during the Daoguang period.
At the end of Qianlong, the field people in Pinghe County moved to Taoyuan City, Coconut Sea moved to Nantou Zhushan, and their descendants moved to fish ponds.
Ye Si, a native of Haicheng County, entered this southern part of Zhunan during the Daoguang period.
Lu Fengxian, Guangdong.
At the end of Qing Emperor Kangxi, Ye Yiming first moved to Penghu, and then moved to Taoyuan Ping Town. During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, Yetian intentionally cultivated Yunlin for six years. At the end of Qing Qianlong, Ye Bida moved to the east of Hsinchu, Ye Renji moved to the south of Miaoli, and Ye Duxiu moved to Naipu in Pingtung. During Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty, Ye Renzou and Ye Renqing entered this Taoyuan town, and Ye Hongbo entered this Miaoli town. During the Qing Dynasty, Ye Renfeng moved to Lin Xiong in Hsinchu, Ye Zhaoqing first moved to Beipu in Hsinchu, and later moved to Nanzhuang in Miaoli.
Ye Wenxing, a native of Meixian County, entered the reclamation station in the early years of Qingganlong. Ye Tiankai and Qing Jiaqing entered this Miaoli town.
Ye Rishou and Ye Fashou, two brothers in Changle County, cultivated in Dajia, Taichung during Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty.
In the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, the Ye family crossed the ocean and entered Taiwan Province. After two or three hundred years of reproduction, it has developed into a huge family in Taiwan Province Province.
According to the investigation of Taiwan Province Literature Committee, Ye is one of the top 20 surnames in Taiwan Province Province, with more than 300,000 people, and its descendants are all over the island.
During the period of 1953 ~ 1954, the Taiwan Province Provincial Cultural and Cultural Committee made efforts in Taipei, Keelung, Taichung, Tainan, Kaohsiung, Yangmingshan Special Zone, and eleven counties of Taipei, Yilan, Hsinchu, Miaoli, Taichung, Nantou, Changhua, Tainan, Pingtung, Hualien and Penghu.