1. Wu family in Gande Panshan
In the 14th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (138 1), Wu Jingzhai, the sixth grandson of Wu, moved from Jiandu to Panshan (now Pantian) and became the ancestor of Panshan Wu. Existing ancestral temples "Langutang" and "Pangu Hall". There are many descendants of the Wu family in Panshan Mountain, which spread to the villages of Hongyou, Fude, Daban, Dage, Huadi and Zhou Tao in Gande Town.
2. Gande Shimen Wu's family
In the twenty-first year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1388), Wu Minzhai, the sixth grandson of Wu, moved from Jiandu to Shimen to build Zhongxing Ancestral Temple, which has been propagated for twenty-six generations.
3. Ganford Wu's family
In the second year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1523), Wu, the second son of Wu Jingzhai in Gande Panshan (the seventh grandson of Wu), moved from Pantian to Ford.
4. Gandron Tong Wu's family
During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty (1522 ~ 1566), Wu Boyi, a descendant of Wu Minzhai, moved from Shimen to settle down. It's Wu Zhisun, Wu Zhidi. In the first year of Ganxing in Northern Song Dynasty (1022), Wu left at the same time (now Wudu Village, Fengcheng Town). Wu Dun moved back to Liling (now the third village of Changkeng Township). Later generations successively moved to Xiangdi in Xianghua Township, Yangxing in Xiping Town, Yinchang in shangqin, Banlun in Kuidou Town, Houtian in Longquan Township, Shita, Hu Ling, Shengcaochi and Zhou Tao and Liandi in Zhou Tao Township. Later, it was called Wu ("the name originated from the back mountain of Pengshan Mountain under Qingyuan Mountain in Quanzhou, where its ancestral home was).
1. The Wu family in Changkeng Sancun
Wu Dun's fourth grandson, Wu Yin (), still lives behind the roof of the three villages in Changkeng Township. His sixteenth grandson, Wu Xiaoben and Wu, assigned Houqian, Shijietou, Yang Mi and Anbian natural villages in the three villages in Changkeng Township, and Chang Keping in Wenping Village in Changkeng Township was the head of the stone steps in Gande Town. The descendants of Wu in Changkeng Township have also moved to Shaxian, Shunchang, Pucheng, Shangrao, Yushan, and Lead Mountain in Jiangxi, Changshan and Wenzhou in Zhejiang.
2. Fragrant fragrance Wu Dishi
Wu Dun's fourth grandson (word Boming, Wu Yin's younger brother) lives in Meicang in Duoqing (now Meixi, a fragrant flower town). During the Qin Long period of Ming Dynasty (1567 ~ 1572), Sun Wushou, the 16th Wu Zhe, moved from Duoqing to Evonne, the first workshop in Huanyili, Jintian Township (now Xiangdi Village, Xianghua Township). Since the reign of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty (1736 ~ 1795), the Wu family of Xiangdi Village in Xianghua Township has moved to Taiwan Province Province, Yongfeng, Xingguo and Dayu counties in Jiangxi Province, and Shunchang, Nanping, Yongan, Zhangping, Shaxian, Zhangzhou Xiangcheng, Longhai Jiaowei, Xiamen and Tongan Ma in the province.
3. Xiping Yang surnamed Wu
During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty (1522 ~ 1566), the 17th Sun Wutong (No.Qian Xun) moved from Zihou Mountain in Duoqing to Yangxing Village in Xiping Town.
4. Wu family in Fulin Silver City, Shangqing
During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty (1522 ~ 1566), Wu Lian, the seventeenth grandson (also known as Wu Zhi, who was bored with his brother Wu), moved from green hills to purple thick hills to silver fields in Qingfu.
5. Queteau Banlunwu family
During the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty (1488 ~ 1505), the 15th Sun Wu moved from Duoqing to Chinyawa, Pangzhou (now Banlun, Kuidouxi East Village).
6. Long Houjuan Tianwu Room
At the end of Yuan Dynasty, Wu Weihe, the thirteenth grandson of Wu Zhe, returned to his hometown from Tongan and gave birth to Long Juangui. Hongwu fourteen years of Ming Dynasty (138 1 year), was born in Shang Qi, Long Juanmei. Wu Zhukun, the ninth grandson of Wu Weihe (word Zunfeng, number Zhaowan), started Hatian in the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty (1628 ~ 1644), and was the ancestor of Hatian Wu.
7. Tornado Stone Tower Wu
At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the thirteenth grandson Wu (also known as Wu) moved from fragrant flowers to green hills.
8. Wu family in Longquanhu mausoleum
In the Ming Dynasty, Wu Fosheng, the fourth grandson of Wu (born in 1404, ranking second), moved to China from Longjuan Stone Pagoda.
9. Long Juan's new mausoleum wins the Wu family in Caochi.
In the Ming Dynasty, Wu's fourth grandson, Wu (born in 14 14, ranking fifth), moved from Longjuan Stone Pagoda to Xinling Shengcaochi. 1. Fragrant flower Wu Dishi
In the 17th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1384), Wu and Wu Zhongmei, sons of Wu Yuanyuan's 20th Sun Wufuren, moved from Zhaoqiao in Zhangping, Henan Province to Huaxidi in Anxi (now Xianghua Village in Xianghua Township).
2. Wu family in Fushan, Penglai
At the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, Wu Kun, the sixth grandson of Mrs. Wu, moved to Lantian Houge. His eldest son, Wu Zufa, moved from Lantian to Shantan (also known as Gushan, now Fushan Village, Penglai Town) in Guo Shan, Evonne.
3. Wu family members of Penglai Yanshou Hospital
In the fifty years of Qingganlong (1785), Fushanwu Branch moved to Yanshou Hospital in Pengxing Village, Penglai Town.
4. Wu family in Jingu
During the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty (1488 ~ 1505), Wu Zufa, the eldest son of Fushan, Penglai, moved from Fushan to Gukou Township (now Jingu Town Village) and chose to settle in the land where cows lie, that is, the ancestor Wu of Jingu. In 19 (1930), a descendant moved to Yangzhong, Meibin Village, Penglai Town. Since Wu Zi V, Jingu Town has successively emigrated to Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan Province Province and Kinmen. In the twenty-first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1388), Wu Chuntong (Ganrui,No. Chongsi), the 17th grandson of Wu Sacrifice, was hired as a teacher in Anxi from Putian and later settled in Kuitian Paradise outside the north gate (now the county town). His descendants called him "Kuitianwu".
1. oh in Kuitian, Fengcheng
After Wu Chuntong settled in Anxi County, he gave birth to three sons, the eldest son Bao, whose name is Min Zhe. The second son, the word honor, silence; Three-character classics, word sensitivity; Divided into large long rooms, large two rooms and large three rooms. The descendants are prosperous, mainly living in Dadong Street, Houbei Street, Xiaodong Street, Nanjie and other places in the county. And gradually formed ten house schools, namely, Linong School, Fengban School, Shi Xia School, Miyabian School, Duimian School, Qianjiang School, Baimei School, Jinci School, Qianxi School and Gaodong School. During the period from Yongzheng to Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (1723 ~ 186 1), the descendants moved to Danshui and other places in Taiwan Province Province in 35 batches, with a total of more than 100 people. Also moved to Fuding, Yongchun and Zhejiang Province.
2. Longmen Wu.
During the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty (1426 ~ 1435), Wu Ji, the third son of Wu Chuntong, moved from Kuitiantang, a county town, to Evonne, a small town in Yirenli (now Xiaoguang Village, Longmen Town).
3. Shang Qing Flinky Tianwu family
During Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty (1465 ~ 1487), Wu Bin, the eldest grandson of Wu Chuntong's eldest son, Wu Bao, and Wu Ji, the second grandson, moved from Kwai Paradise, the county seat, to Fuzhulin Township in Xingyi (now Fulin Village, Shangqing Township). There is also a surname Wu in Fulin Village, who moved in from Xianghua Duoqing at the same time as Xiping Yangxing.
In addition, there are descendants of the Wu family of Kuitian who moved into and multiplied in Xiaoling Village, Shangshan Village, Kuidou Town, Xia Dong Neighborhood Committee of Hutou Town, Shang Yun Village of Jingu Town, Yangwunei Village of Shennei Township, Meibin Village of Penglai Town and Shipan Village of Lutian Town. 1. Dongxiang Wu's family
In the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1368), Wu Fudou moved to Anxi from Pingyang County, Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, and his descendants lived in Dongxiang (Yaxing Village in Chengxiang). Now there are more than 1000 people, all descendants of Wu Ernian and Wu Yuanshou.
2. The sword is thicker than Wu An.
Wu Ziyuan, the ancestor of the An Wu family after the sword fight, took his younger brother Wu Zizhen to avoid the enemy or go to war in the eighth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (14 10). Woods first settled with her husband in Qiu Renfu, Yamazaki, Dongyang Village, Jiandou, and then moved to Xizaiban, Jiandou Village, Houan Temple, Zhao Ji. Wu Ziyuan was handed down for three generations in a row. By the fourth generation, there were four descendants, the eldest son Wu Zulong and Shunzhai, who lived in Jiandu. Later generations mainly lived in Jingcun, Shenxia and Jiandou villages. The second wife, Wu Zuying, moved to Zhejiang; Three rooms Wu Zuying, moved to Jiangxi; Four-bedroom Wu Zuju, named Park Xuan, lives in Jiandu, and his descendants mainly live in Jiandu Village and Tangneiban in Xiazhen Village. The descendants of Wu Ziyuan are prosperous, among which the Wu family in Jiandou Village is located in Xizaiban, Yangwei, Dashe and Xibantou. Hou Jing Village is located in Hou Jing, Caikeng, Shigu 'an, Huqiu and Sakamoto Houyang. Xiazhen Village is located in Tangshan City Office and Xia Zhen. The total population exceeds 1 10,000.
In addition to the former Wu branch, there are two sword fighting branches, "Zhu CuO Wu" and "Hou CuO Wu", with a total population of 100.
3. Cheng Xiang Dunban Wu's family
The Wu family in Anxi Dunban is divided into Dingdun (including Mei Tian), Xiadun School and Banding School. The ancestors of the Dingdun and Xiadun schools are Wu and Wu Qinyu, five brothers of Cangshan in Nan 'an, who moved in during Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty (1465~ 1487). Wu Qizhong's 11th grandson Wu Shimei and 14th grandchildren Wu Zujiang, Wu Oucai, Wu Zuguang, Wu Zuqian and Wu's descendants moved in.
Later generations moved to shigu village, Nanying Village and Yutian Village in Chengxiang Town. In history, many ancestors went to Taiwan Province Province and Nanyang Islands to make a living.
4. Be grateful to the Wu family.
In the 13th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1585), Wu Youlongyan of Weicuo Village moved to Xintianping, Xianjufang, Gandeli, Anxi County. Wu Boqing and Wu Boyang were honored as the ancestors of Wei CuO Wu.
5. Wu outside the east gate of Fengcheng
During the Chongzhen period of Ming Dynasty (1628 ~ 1644), Wu Huixiu (No.. Dian Rong) moved from Shishi Gui Hu to Tiandi Township, Li Changtai, Anxi (now Tiandi Village in Neixiang), and later chose to live outside Fangli East Gate (now Xianfeng Town Xiansheng Neighborhood Committee) and was honored as an ancestor. Chu Shi, the fifth ancestor of Shishi Gui Hu, moved in from Pinghai, Putian. Wu Jiashang of Jinshan, outside the east gate of Fengcheng Town, lived in Yongzheng period of Qing Dynasty (1723 ~ 1735). From the sixth generation of Chinese characters, people moved to Penang and Taiwan Province Province. Among them, Wu, Wu, Wu Huangya, Wu Huangcheng, Wu and Wu Wuju moved to Changhua and Jinmen in Taiwan Province Province to make a living during Yongzheng and Qianlong years. Wu Shengju, Wu, Wu Huangcheng, Wu, Wu Zuyue, Wu Zuwei, Wu Zuxi and others went to Penang on business. The province moved to Tongan and other places.
6. Wu family in Jingushan
In the fourth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (137 1), Wu Jiliang moved from Longyan to Huangshi, and it spread to17th century.