Nanchang prefecture is now the capital of Jiangxi province, and the tribe eats Suining. Then he passed through Xiaogan Township, Macheng County, Qingfu County, Huguang Province, and was born at the age of Jiachen in the twenty-fourth year of Shun Di. My ancestors moved to Shu from southern Chu, and went to Wushen in the first year of Hongwu in Daming. My ancestors were born in Renyi Township, Zhongli, Rong County, Jiading Prefecture, Shangnan Province, Sichuan Province. In the third year of Hongwu, my ancestors were born in Huang, Liu and Li, and Liu Jun recruited Tu Birong, Huang Wengui and Li Pugui. Hongwu lived with Liu Shengzong, Liu Shengyuan, Liu Shenggui, Liu Shenglong and Liu Shengyu, the five sons of Liu Jun, in four years. The frugal field was located in the second place, and the following * * * was divided among eight families. When Shi became brothers, they were handed down from generation to generation, and they did not marry each other. From generation to generation, they passed on from generation to generation, and the four surnames * * * proposed to build a ancestral hall in the Jade Emperor Hall and build five emperors.
The descendants of Tu Qin have prospered in Yuzhang, especially since the southern Tang Dynasty, and they have become a noble family in Yuzhang.
Tu Lian, the word Xi Yuan, number Xu Zhai. The eighteenth grandson of Qin Gong. During the period of ascending Yuan Dynasty in the Southern Tang Dynasty (AD 973), he was appointed as the commandant of Nanchang County, and wrote notes on Yu Zhang. He is the ancestor of Tu surname in Nanchang. His descendants, distributed in Nanchang County, Xinjian County, Jinxian County, Anyi County, Fengxin County and various towns and villages in fengcheng city, became densely populated areas with Tu surname. Up to now, all towns and villages in Nanchang County have natural villages where Tu people live in compact communities, and some towns and villages have as many as five or six villages where Tu people live in compact communities. According to the Records of Nanchang County in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, there are 10 1 in Nanchang County (not including: Wazi Lane, Chixiang, Huagang, Taohuatang, Zhu Gu Xiang, Tubaofang, Tucheng Port, Tucheng and Tufu); There are townships and towns 1 1 in Xinjian county, and there are 23 natural villages; There are 0/5 townships and towns/kloc-and 39 natural villages in fengcheng city. There are 42 natural villages with Tu surname in Gao 'an County; There are two towns 12 and 70 natural villages in Fengxin County. As a result, Tu surname became a noble family in Nanchang.
Villages inhabited by Tu surname in Jiangxi are distributed in many counties (cities) in the whole province. As known, The following counties (cities) in Jiangxi have natural villages with a population of Tu surname: Xinjian, Jinxian, Anyi, Fengxin, Fengcheng (city), Jing 'an, Gaoan (city), Yifeng, Qingjiang, Wanzai, Fenyi, Shanggao, Yongxiu, Duchang, Hukou Pingfeng, Ruichang (city), Jiujiang and Xiushui.
Nanchang, as one of the famous settlements of Tu's surname, in order to communicate with each other, Tu Ding, a native of Nanchang, proposed to build a public shrine in Nanchang in the fourth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty, named "Tu's Ancestral Shrine", which is the "general shrine" of Tu's surname in Nanchang. It is located in Xiyuting Street, which is under the jurisdiction of Xihu District of Nanchang, with an area of about 300 ~ 500 square meters and is managed by special personnel. After liberation, this ancestral hall was changed into a street processing factory (a small wooden box for processing postal items). After the Cultural Revolution, the factory was closed and turned into a residential building. In the 21st century, the temple was demolished and converted into a commercial building, which is now the location of the "Qunying Hotel". Lichuan, in the southeast of Jiangxi Province, is near Shaowu, Fujian. This county has a large population of Tu surnames. According to the county records, there were 125 surnames in this county in the Qing Dynasty, among which the leading surnames were Tu, Deng, Huang and Liu. During the Republic of China, there were 144 surnames in the county, including 21 surnames such as Tu, Lu, Yang and Huang. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, a large number of Hakka people moved in, and the county's surname was 275, among which the leading surnames were still Huang, Li, Tu and Deng.
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The most natural village with a population of Tu surname living in one place is the "Hengjiang Tujia" in Lianxu Township, Xinjian County, Jiangxi Province. This village, except for more than 14 thousand people who migrated from all over the country, makes a living by farming and fishing locally. It can be called "the first village in the world" with Tu surname in China. According to reports, the twentieth Duke of Qin, Yun Gong, is the second son of Dui Gong, whose name is Dalang and his word is unique. Tu surname in Fujian and Guangdong called him Da Yigong, and he was the first ancestor of Yihuang. Shi Tang, awarded the general Shi Lang, served as Wu Changwei, promoted to Chao Tailang, served as Jiangzhou judge, and later named Dr. Jiuzhen. In order to avoid the chaos in Huang Chao, Nanfeng reverted to the Cangyuan of the Eight Capitals in Daixian Township, Yihuang. Marry Zhao and have children.
In the 21st century, Han Gong, an official in Tang Dynasty, gave advice to doctors, married Chen, and gave birth to two sons: Bao and Jun; Twenty-two protect the public, marry Chen and Tang, and have four sons: Tou, Hua, Gui and Xian; In the 23rd century, your husband was a noble character, and Song Jingde made him a doctor in Chaolie, married Chen, and gave birth to nine sons: Hong, Jane, Wen, Jean, Jie, Heng, Yan, Bin and Pi. All the nine sons were appointed to know the state, and the female wonderful jade was suitable for Fuzhou Rao Zhizhou, and the nine sons were handed down to know the state. According to the genealogy of Tu surname in Fengxin County, Tu Qin, regarded as "the first ancestor of the south of the Yangtze River", lived in Fengchuan Town in Fengxin in his later years, and his descendants were born in Fengxinfan, flourishing. With a population of more than 10 thousand, it is one of the areas where the population of Tu surname in Jiangxi is concentrated.
With the support of the government, the clansmen of Tuxing in Fengxin are planning to build a "Tushi Memorial Hall" and to create a statue of Tuqin in the central square of the county for the world to see. The grandson of the ninth ancestor's literary master (Seven Masters) and the eleventh ancestor's uncle moved from Fengxin to Gao 'an Ruizhou, and the son of the twenty-fifth ancestor and Jing Xiangong moved from Gao 'an to Gaolixi.
Sun Daoke, the grandson of the thirty-fourth ancestor and Erlang Gong, moved to Tujiachong, Wanzai Guanzhuang, and his descendants moved to Liquan Village in Wanzai Kangle Town, Naoping Village in Sanxing Town, and Shanshan Pavilion in Efeng Township. Sun Chenghou, the grandson of Erlang Gong, moved to Dongling, Wanzai, and his descendants moved from Dongling to Shangfang Tutong in Lishan Village, Gaocheng Town, Xikeng Formation in Fusheng Village and Rabbit Ridge in Dingshan, Yichun City. Forty-two-year-old ancestor Sun Chengying, who was born in Nianjiu, with the word En Cheng, moved to Tujiatai in Hebu, which is now Dengjiawu in Qifeng Village, Gaocheng Town. After the settlement, the tribes were flourishing, and the two branches, Nianliufang and Nianshifangzi, jointly compiled the genealogy in Kangxi year of Qing Dynasty, and in 2006, they compiled the genealogy again. Although scattered in several places, the relatives are honest, the same clan is harmonious, the whole family is United, and sages come forth in large numbers. Changting is the birthplace of Tu surname in Fujian. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Tu entered Fujian, stayed in Ninghua, Tingzhou, and then moved to Changting. Before the reign of Emperor Wu Zongding in the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1302), Liu Langgong (the word Ding Yi) traveled with his three sons in Fushoufang (Dongmen Street, Tingzhou Town) in Changting, and later Zhen Gong settled in Changting. It is for the first ancestor of Changting. Liulanggong is a descendant of Dayigong in Yihuang County, Jiangxi Province.
There is a Tufang town in the southwest of Changting County. With a population of 29,000, there are 15 administrative villages, most of which are Tu surnames. The PLA generals Tu Zesheng and Tu Tongjin are both from Tufang Town. Two generals were born in a township, and another named Guanggui moved from Fujian to Chuzhou, Zhejiang Province (Chuzhou was originally in Kuocang County, Zhejiang Province, which is now Lishui City). It is the pride of Tufang Town and an example for descendants of Tuxing.
Jiyang Township in the southeast of Datian County. During the reign of Emperor Yongzheng of the Northern Song Dynasty (984 ~ 987), Tu Yuangao moved from Chishui, Dehua, Fujian to Shangfeng, Datian County. (See Tu's Genealogy in Shangfeng, Daejeon) According to Xiang Qing's Tu's Genealogy, Tu Jianchang, the ancestor of Gaide Township in Dehua County, entered Fujian with Wang Shenzhi at the end of the Tang Dynasty. Dehua's "Tu Family Tree" contains: Tu Chengjiu (Zhiqing) gave birth to five children: Chang Boquan, Ci Boshi, San Botao, Si Bohe and Wu Bozhao [that is, born and self-proclaimed]. Among them, a son from Ke Xiao made Jiangling Yin, the ancestor of Tu family in Quanzhou. Descendants moved to Dehua Tufang and then moved to Xiaoming. One moved to Shifengji Township, Datian County (now Jiyang, Datian), and the other moved to Shangkeng and Youxi.
In the Ming Dynasty, Tu Wenjian was appointed as an Oracle of Sui 'an and lived in Jianning County. Tu Wenjian has five sons, among whom the second son Tu Renzhong has three sons. Tu Yuansheng, the third son of his eldest son Tu Huibao, moved from Jianning County to Ninghua Guanjia. Tu Rucong, the descendant of Tu Yuanju, the second son of Tu Renzhong, has three sons: the eldest son Tu Jinzhong moved to Shaowu Heping; The third son, Tuzhong Village, lives in Xintangkeng. Tu Zhongjue, the second son, also has three sons, among whom Tu Yong, the eldest son, lives in Tangkeng, Shanglong, Ninghua, and Tu Yongsheng, the second son, moves to Shicheng, Jiangxi. (See Tu's Genealogy in Ninghua Suburb (Guanjiafang))
All the eight administrative villages in Jiyang Township are Tu surnames, and there are nearly 8,000 people with Tu surnames in Jiyang Township, which is the largest Tu surnames township in Sanming. Sanming City has a population of Tu surname 10602, ranking 52nd among the surname population in the city, accounting for 0.42% of the total population in the city. It is mainly concentrated in Datian County. , accounting for 73.55% of the total population of Tu surname in the city. The main figure is Tu Zhenkun, deputy director of Sanming Municipal People's Congress Standing Committee.
There are also Tu surnames in Yongchun Dehua County, Quanzhou City, and Yongchun is mainly distributed in Tushan Village, Xiayang Town. Dehua is mainly distributed in Xiyangshu and Xiaoming Village in Chishui Town. Tu's family in Zhengyang, Henan Province was born in Xiaogan, Hubei Province, then moved to Henan from Macheng, Hubei Province, and moved to Zhengyang through Gushi and Luoshan, mainly distributed in Dalin Town on the north bank of Huaihe River in the south of Zhengyang. Jin Xianggong (Yeshen) moved to Tudian, Zhengyang County, Henan Province (where the ancient river was located) with Zitan (Qishan) in the year of Wushen (1488) in the first year of Hongzhi. After arriving at Tudian, Duke Jinxiang changed his name to Tuxixiang, the first ancestor of Tu's Huaihe branch, and buried the Dongdafen in Tudian. For more than 500 years, the people have spared no sacrifices. The birth and death year of Yan Sang's family is unknown, so he was buried in Xiaogan. At present, there are more than 5,000 Tu surnames in Dalin Town, mainly distributed in more than ten villages in Tudian and Tulou administrative villages.
In 1980s and 1990s, this branch contacted Tushi's spectral spy in Luoshan, south bank of Huaihe River. Tu family in tanghe county, Henan Province, originated in Jiangxi Province, and moved to Zhangzhou, Fujian Province in the first generation, and spread to the ninth generation of filial piety officials in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, filial piety led troops to move to tanghe county for reclamation, so he left home and started the Tanghe Tuzu. After more than 300 years, it has flourished and distributed in more than 60 villages, becoming a noble family in Tanghe area. The ethnic group is divided into Nanyang, Fangcheng and other counties, as well as Hubei and Hunan, but the situation of moving to different places is lacking.
Another: Tu surname in Tongbai County, Henan Province, and his ancestral home is also from Jiangxi. When tanghe county rebuilt Tu's genealogy in 2002, it was revised with Tongbai.
Xiao Chen Gong was born in the fourth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 163 1 year) and died in the 29th year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 169 1 year) at the age of 60. Before his death, he worked in the right-hand town of Luoping, Qujing, Yunnan, and died in his post. After his death, he was awarded a title of generals in ancient times, posthumous title: Wu Yi. Mrs. Yu, son three, son one, son one, son one. Tu surname is distributed in Suizhou, Chongyang, Wuxue, Huangmei, Xuanen, Huanggang, Xinzhou, Honghu, Xiantao, Tianmen, Yichang, Enshi, Lichuan, Hanchuan, Jiangling, Huangpi, Pu Yin, Xiaogan, Jingmen, Jianli, Jiayu and Qianjiang. In Yuan Shundi, there was a man named Wu Yigong who moved from Nanchang County to the warehouse in Jianli County, Hubei Province. Yuan Shundi, Wu Yigong's third son, took office, and moved from Jianli County to Guangnan Fan in Chongyang County. The descendants of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, who had been a righteous servant for three years, abandoned their official position and moved to Wang Zuoshan, Pu Yin, because they were dissatisfied with the current situation. According to the data that can be collected, serving the righteous public should be the ancestor of moving from Jiangxi to Hubei.
I moved from Nanchang to Pu Yin, Hubei Province, and was the ancestor of Pu Yin.
Guangxigong moved from Nanchang to Yichang, the ancestor of Wuduhe District in Yichang.
According to the records of Hubei Xiantao Spectrum Disc, the Tu surnames of Xiantao, Jianli, Honghu, Tianmen, Hanchuan, Jiayu and Jiangling counties in Hubei Province all moved from Jiangxi during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty (AD 1370). At the same time, Wan Fu, Wan Fu, Wan Chao, Wan Ao, Wan Jin, Wan Quan, Wan Shan, Wan Hua and other brothers of the same ancestry moved.
After Nanchang became a duke, Muxungong moved from Jiangxi to Taojialong, Guangji, Hubei, and was the ancestor of Guangji. Tu Muxun's fourth Sun Jiamo moved to Ruanjia Street in Huangmei as the ancestor of Huangmei.
Mu Xun gave birth to seven sons: Tai Xing, Tai Cheng, Tai Fill, Tai Yuan, Tai Min, Tai Bi and Tai Zheng. The pulse was divided into seven families. The heir moved from Jiangnan to Jiangbei impermanently, and then moved from Jiangxi New City (now Lichuan) to Huangmei Caishan and Dawantang, which was the ancestor of Huangmei Sheng.
Longgong moved from Nanchang to Huangpi, Hubei, and then moved to Xiaogan, the ancestor of Xiaogan.
According to Tu Zhongfu's textual research, the Tu family in Wuduhe Town, Yiling District, Yichang City, Hubei Province, moved from Nanchang in the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, and their ancestors were Guangxi Gong and Guangcheng Gong. Today, it has been more than ten generations, and the population is prosperous. The Tu family in Tuanbao Town, Lichuan City, western Hubei Province, moved from Yongxiu County, Jiangxi Province to Hunan, and then moved to Enshi and Lichuan City, Hubei Province during the reign of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty. The ancestor of Lichuan is Tu Qihu Gong, which has been passed down for ten generations.
The descendants of Tu family in Suizhou City, Hubei Province are distributed in Suixian County, Zengdu District and various towns and villages in Guangshui City. Tu clan characters are: ten thousand people move to keep their place, scholars are in the political dynasty, Kun follows virtue, Yun Ying Jia Heng, Tao is cultivated, Wen Lin is determined, Tianjing is prosperous, Changchun is permanent, and generations are prosperous.
Tu people in Yangxin County, Hubei Province, are descendants of Jiugong, the first ancestor who moved from Jiangxi in the Ming Dynasty, and his second son, Long Gong, and have been passed down to the 25th generation. Tu surname is in Sichuan and Chongqing, except Chongqing, mainly in Yunyang, Liangping and Deyang. According to the genealogy of Tu family in Yunyang, in the 22nd year of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, a man named Kai Shenggong moved to Yunyang from Pu Yin, Hubei Province, and was the ancestor of Tu family in Yunyang.
There are three Tu families in liangping county, Sichuan: Tu Junzhang traveled to Sichuan from Nanchang, Jiangxi Province in the early Ming Dynasty, but did not return in times of turmoil, and settled in Xiajiaguan Shangdukou Courtyard in Yunlong Town. In the early years of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, Tu Yingzhan, the seventh ancestor, moved to Fafa tribe in Xiaoxing Township, Dianjiang; In the thirteenth year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, Tu Yingxing moved to Shu from Leiyang, Hunan Province, and his descendants settled in the east gate of Liangping City. In the thirty-eighth year of Kangxi, Tu Yuhang entered Sichuan from Chongyi County, Jiangxi Province, and left Xiejiawan. His descendants settled in Gujuzhai School in Qiqiao Town. According to "Yunnan Tongzhi", after the Ming Dynasty ruled the world with martial arts, Yu Hongwu set up the Yunnan Command Division in the 14th year, leaving soldiers from Jiangxi, Zhejiang, Huguang and Henan behind, among whom those with Tu surname from Jiangxi took their families to settle in Yunnan.
The Tu family in Shiping County, Yunnan Province is a descendant of these Tu family members who stayed in Yunnan and Jiangxi. According to Shi Ping's "Tu Family Tree", Shi Ping's surname is Tu Zhen, the first ancestor. Tu Zhen, whose original name was Zhenfeng, was a native of Fengcheng, Jiangxi Province. During the Hongwu period of Ming Dynasty (A.D.1368-1398), he was a professor at Peking University. Tu Zhensheng's three sons (Yuan, Yuan and Cheng) have been handed down for twenty generations. Its hall number is "Yugongtang." There are villages inhabited by Tu surname in Qinhuangdao and Yuxian, Hebei Province.
Qinhuangdao City was originally named as Linyu County. There is a natural village named Tujiazhuang in this county. The specific number and number of households are unknown. There is an old Mr. Tu Kairong in this village. In the early years of the Republic of China, his family moved to the northeast, lived in Shenyang, Jiamusi and other places, and finally settled in Harbin.
The Tu family in Yuxian County, Hebei Province lives in "Koujiazhuang". According to Tu Guiying (female) of the village, their Tu surname was moved from Nanchang, Jiangxi Province in the early Qing Dynasty, and there have been 17 generations so far. Their ancestor's name is Tu Sheng, and their family moved from Nanchang to Koujiazhuang, Yuxian County in the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty. The Tu clan in Wenzhou is mostly located in Haicheng Town, Longwan District, Wenzhou City (formerly Meitou Town), which is divided into Tu clan, Shitan clan and Yumen clan. Tu's surname of the three clans is the descendant of Zhi Qigong, the ninth in Chian, Fujian, the 22nd in Nanchang and the 48th in Yuzhang. Ji Gong, the ancestor of Shitan, was the eldest son of the ninth Zhigong in Fujian. He moved to Shitan Lizong in Meitou from Jiangyou, Fujian in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1370). Ruzhougong, the ancestor of Shangtu, and Ruzhonggong, the ancestor of Yumen, were the 11th in Chian, that is, the son of Hangong, the second son of Zhiqi, and Guanggong, the third son. They moved to Shangtu and Yumen in Meitou from Chian in Ming Yongle (A.D. 1424) and separated the ancestral hall.
In the town, Shangtu Village, Yumen Village and Shitan Village share the same surname, unite with relatives, respect and love each other. Yumen Village has a population of 3,200 with 728 households. The population of Tu surname in Shitan Village is 4,500, with 900 households. There are 2,262 households with a population of * * * 10849, accounting for one third of the total population of the town.
There are many descendants of Tu people in Haicheng, including military politicians, entrepreneurs, agriculturists, teachers, doctors, lawyers, college students, master students, doctoral students, etc. All walks of life are thriving, and elites of all generations come forth in large numbers. Yuzhang County: also known as Nanchang Prefecture and Nanchang County. Originally the land of Hongzhou in the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Qin was named Jiujiang County in the Warring States Period. During the Chu and Han Dynasties, Yuzhang County was located in Yuzhang (now Nanchang, Jiangxi Province). At that time, it was located in Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province. In the Southern Dynasties, there were 18 counties and two waiting countries, including Jinjiang Valley, Nanchang, Qingjiang, Jiujiang, Liling, Pengze and Chaisang, which are now the northern part of Jiangxi Province. During the Sui Dynasty, it was ruled by Hongzhou. After the Tang Dynasty, it was changed to Hongzhou, Yuzhang County, and later to Zhongling County, and then to Nanchang. In the Five Dynasties, the Southern Tang Dynasty and the Ming and Qing Dynasties were ruled by Nanchang, and in the early Ming Dynasty, it was ruled by Hongdu, which was now Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province.
Nanchang County: This is now Nanchang, Jiangxi. It belonged to Wu Chu during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. The Qin Dynasty belonged to Jiujiang County. The old historians called it the land of "Na Man". The independent establishment of Nanchang administrative region began in the Han Dynasty. In the fifth year of Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Western Han Dynasty (202 BC), the general Guan Ying led his troops south and stationed in Nanchang. In the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang (Gengzi, 20 1 year BC), Yuzhang County was established and led by 18 counties. At that time, it was under the jurisdiction of most of today's Jiangxi Province, and its jurisdiction was located in Nanchang County. It was hoped that this "southern prosperity" land would be the base, and then South Vietnam would be pacified and "prosperous south rein" would be established. Taking the meaning of "southern prosperity" and "prosperous south rein", the name of "Nanchang" began here, and from then on this "southern barbarian" land has two names: "Yuzhang" and "Nanchang".
Yihuang County: Yihuang County in Jiangxi Province today. Yihuang belonged to the State of Wu in the Spring and Autumn Period. In the early Warring States period, it belonged to the State of Yue, and after Chu was destroyed, it belonged to the State of Chu. After Qin Shihuang unified China, it belonged to Jiujiang County. Nancheng county in the Western Han Dynasty and Linru and Nancheng county in the Eastern Han Dynasty. During the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Wu was in Taiping for two years (Ding Chou, AD 257), which was divided into Linru in Yuzhang County and Linchuan County in Nancheng County. In the same year, it was the beginning of establishing a county in Linru. Because the county is located at the confluence side of Yishui and Huangshui, it is named Yihuang, which belongs to Linchuan County. Yuzhangtang: Building a hall with hope.
Nanchang Hall: Building a Hall with Hope.
Yihuang Hall: Building a Hall with Hope.
Wuguitang: Tu Ji, let Gongzi, Song be the magistrate of Huangzhou, seal the advice to doctors, and give birth to children. Tu Ji, the word Shifu, was a scattered doctor in the Song Dynasty, and he ruled Shaoyin. He gave birth to five sons: Tu Daren, the eldest son, and Song Yuanfu, who had been a scholar for three years (A.D. 1 100), was the same as Li Fubang, and was a scholar in Zhongshu. The second son, Tu Dalin, was a scholar of Xin Weike (A.D. 109 1 year) in the sixth year of Song Yuanyou, and served as a general judge of Hanyang House in Huguang. The third son, Tu Dajing, was a scholar in Jiaxu (A.D. 1094) in the first year of Song Shaosheng, and served as the prefect of Nanchang, "sealing Nanchang Bo and worshiping the rural sages". Tu Daming, the fourth son, was a scholar in the first year of Song and Yuan Dynasties (A.D.118), and was awarded the title of Shanzhi County in Hunan. Wuzi Tudajie, in the twelfth year of Shaoxing, Song Dynasty, was a famous scholar of Renshuke (A.D. 1 142) and was appointed as Xiangfu magistrate of Kaifeng, Henan Province. Tu Gong's five sons, all of whom are scholars, are distinguished officials and are called "Five Guis". Therefore, Tu's hall name is also called "Five Guis Hall", and Tu's special hall association is "Ten States are the first in the world, and Five Guis are the family style".