Universal couplets for Tan ancestral halls
Universal couplets for the ancestral hall of the surname Tan
Ascend the rank at the seventh age;
Three strategies are strange.
——The general couplet of the ancestral hall of the surname Tan written by an anonymous person
The upper couplet refers to the ancient "prodigy" Tan Zhaobao's story. Xialiandian refers to the canon of Chenzhou professor Tan Shixun (also known as Yancheng, a native of Changsha) in the Song Dynasty.
Xuanyou Frontier Fortress;
Xichun Tumao.
——The general couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Tan written by an anonymous person
The upper couplet refers to Tan Shixun, a native of Changsha in the late Northern Song Dynasty, with the courtesy name Yancheng. Zeng Hu followed the emperor to the Jin Bing commander's tent and gave ten reasons to explain the disadvantages of Jin Bing's march and the advantages of making peace. When Zhang Bangchang established a puppet regime and called him "Emperor of Chu", he was asked to direct the Bachelor's Academy. He used illness as an excuse to refuse to take office. He is the author of "Shi Tao Ji" and so on. The lower couplet indicates that Tan Yuan, a native of Chuzhou in the dynasty, was a man of martial prowess and physical strength. During the Hongwu period, he inherited his father Tan Sheng's position and was appointed deputy Qianhu of Yanshan Guards. Later, he followed the Yan King Zhu Di (Chengzu) to raise troops, captured nine gates, defeated Xiong County, and achieved military exploits. Timao, an earth-stepped thatched house, uses earth as steps and thatch to build the house. Refers to simple living.
Tumao Tin Coupons;
Xuan You, a frontier fortress.
——The general couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Tan written by an anonymous person
Same as above (the upper and lower couplets are interchangeable), the upper couplet indicates Tan Yuan, the deputy Qianhu of the Dynasty, a native of Chuzhou. He had the physical strength to draw two stone bows, and every shot hit the target. He raised troops from the King of Yan, captured nine gates, and defeated Xiong County. He was brave and good at fighting. In the battle of Jiahe, he was killed by horse kicking and was given the posthumous title of Zhuang Jie. Xia Lian Dian refers to Tan Shixun, a professor in Chenzhou in the Song Dynasty. He was a Jinshi in Yuanfu. He also studied Ci and Maoke. Later, he drove to Jin Shuai's tent and talked about his use of ten harms. He talked about the benefits of harmony. listen.
You can reach the rank of emperor at the age of seven;
The third son will become a doctor.
——The general couplet of the ancestral hall of the surname Tan written by an anonymous person
The upper couplet refers to Tan Zhaobao, a person from the Song Dynasty. It is said that he was elected to the throne at the age of seven after being tested by a boy. The Xialiandian refers to Tan Yi, a native of Shixing in the Northern Song Dynasty. He was buried during the reign of Emperor Hu, and his three sons also became famous doctors.
Obtained by the fairy who practiced the moon;
The martyred woman was stained with blood and left traces.
——An anonymous couplet for the ancestral hall of the surname Tan
The first couplet guides the Tang Dynasty. Tan Qiao achieved alchemy and later passed away. The second couplet refers to the fact that Zhao, the wife of Tan's family in the Song Dynasty, was killed by Yuan soldiers. Her blood spattered the palace couplets, like a woman holding a baby.
For ten years, a father and his son were both Jinshi;
For a while, two brothers were generals.
——The general couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Tan written by an anonymous person
The Shangliandian refers to Tan Shixun, a Jinshi of Yuanfu in the Song Dynasty, and his father, Tan Shenzheng, who was a Jinshi. There was an interval of about ten years. This couplet can be used as a couplet for the ancestral hall of Tan’s family. Xia Lian Dian refers to Tan Zirong, the commander-in-chief of the Yuan Dynasty, Zuo Dujian, whose younger brother Ziyong had made great achievements in attacking Bianliang, and raised money to replace him.
Build a strong backbone for others;
Open your eyes and keep your eyes open.
——The universal couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Tan written by Tan Sitong of the Qing Dynasty
This couplet was self-titled by Tan Sitong, a reformist politician and thinker in the late Qing Dynasty.
The painted halberd has a delicate fragrance;
The elegant and colorful clothes are like a flat boat.
——The general couplet of the ancestral hall with the surname Tan written by Tan Yankai of the Qing Dynasty
This couplet is self-inscribed by Tan Yankai, a Jinshi of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty.
Watching the Guisheng River on the moon while chanting;
Drunk and listening to the Kun transform into the waves of the sea.
——Five Dynasties·Tan Yongzhi's general couplet for the ancestral hall of the surname Tan
This couplet is a couplet of poems "Sending Friends Back to Qingshe" written by Tan Yongzhi, a poet of the Five Dynasties.
The bamboo branches are divided into groups of jade bamboo shoots;
The Jiangwan people gather in Jinlin.
——Anonymous Compilation of the Tan Clan Ancestral Hall in Jiangwan Village, Yingcheng Town, Yingde City, Guangdong Province
According to the Tan family genealogy, Tan Sijing, the founder of the Tan family, was born in the twelfth year of Hongwu (1379) Year) "Moved from Nanjing to live in Tuzhujingdu (now Guoshutou Village, Zhangtan Management Area, Dazhan Town)". Tan Sijing received tribute in the 19th year of Hongwu and served as the magistrate of Cixi County, Zhejiang Province (see "Shaozhou Prefecture Chronicles" and "Yingde County Chronicles"). Tan Zhupo, the sixth generation ancestor, came to the village with his family to start a business in the early years of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty.
Until then, Sun Tan Liangcai (also known as Xitai, who served as magistrate of Xiangxiang and Shanhua counties in Hunan Province with a military qualification) built two adjacent temples, Naixiong Yuntai and his own temple, in the village. Therefore, the surname Tan So he became a prominent family in the village.
Changfang Yuntai Temple was rebuilt in 1992
. According to the genealogy of the surname Tan, his distant ancestor "Ke Yigong's second son Shoulu Gong moved from Taihe County, Ji'an, Jiangxi to Chaling Prefecture, Hunan in the 14th year of Xiantong in the Tang Dynasty (873). The Tan family in Xiang Province was the most prosperous in the country. In the 18th year of Gai Keyi's reign, he moved to Qianzhou, Jiangxi and settled in Guangdong. The descendants of Hong are scattered throughout Hunan Province, and its prosperity can be seen. The Tan family in Chaling is especially called the Ju clan, and the great man Tan Yankai of the Republic of China belongs to Yan. He was granted the title of Assistant to the Government. He originally moved from Huguang to Xijun Village, Qianhua County, Yaozhou, Jiangxi. It was called Qianzhou in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, so it was named Qian. He moved to Renshu in the third year of Jianlong in the Song Dynasty (962) to avoid chaos. He led his descendants to move to Shashui Village, Zhuji Lane, Nanxiong. After the peace, there is no record of when he returned to Guangdong. It was probably around the time when Hong Gong (the eldest son of Qian Gong, became a Jinshi, and was appointed as a Confucian scholar in Guangzhou). "Based on this, it can be seen that Tan Hongguo moved to Guangdong with his son and became the "ancestor of the Tan family in Guangdong".
Taking heroes from all over the lake and sea, trying to maintain the current situation;
The descendants of Xu Yuan and Hunan praised China.
——The Universal Couplet of Tan Ancestral Hall written by Tan Sitong of the Qing Dynasty
This couplet was written by Tan Sitong, a reformist politician and thinker in the late Qing Dynasty, in 1897.
The divine man on Zhongnan Mountain dabbles in literature and history;
The Taoist priests in Qiyin Cave go in and out of the Golden Gate.
——Anonymous Compilation of the Ancestral Hall of the Surname Tan
The Guide to the Ancestral Hall of the Tang Dynasty Tan Qiao was born in Quanzhou. He was good at immortality and lived in Songshan Mountain for more than ten years. Later, he climbed Qingcheng Mountain and passed away as an immortal according to legend. Also known as Zixiao Zhenren.
He was awarded the honorary title Bingbing, and was honored as one of the Six Gentlemen of Wuxu;
His great achievements were so remarkable that he was known as the first scholar in Guanlong.
——The general couplet of the ancestral hall of the surname Tan written by an anonymous person
The upper couplet refers to Tan Sitong, a reformist in the late Qing Dynasty. His courtesy name was Fusheng and his nickname was Zhuangfei. He was a native of Liuyang, Hunan. The Mathematical Society was once established to unite with reformers to pursue reforms to save the nation. In 1896, he went to Nanjing to serve as an alternate prefect. In 1898, he was awarded the rank of fourth-rank military officer Zhang Jing and participated in the New Deal. During the 1898 Coup, he was betrayed by Yuan Shikai and killed. He is one of the "Six Gentlemen of 1898" and author of "The Complete Works of Tan Si". Xialiandian refers to Tan Yongzhao, a tutor in Taozhou in the Qing Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Zhonghui and who was born in Wuwei. He was strict and clean in his conduct, good at poetry and prose, and was "the number one literati in Guanlong" in Tongguang. There is "Kanyun Shuwu Collection of Poems and Essays".
The ancestors came from Jiangxi, admired the scenery of Sanlu and the mist with five fingers, and admired the doctor Xian Quzi;
The descendants of Hubei have established themselves in Hubei, with endless beans and eternal fragrance, and they can be envied by Duke Mai Xing Hou.
——The universal couplet of Tan’s ancestral hall written by an anonymous person
This couplet is the couplet of Tan’s ancestral hall in Lepingli, Zigui County, Hubei Province.
Today's east, tomorrow's west, time flies by, years pass by, I can't go all the Chu Gorge and Qin Pass, I can't fill the deep pool and want the sea, I'm as strong as Xiang Yu, I'm as wise as Cao Cao, the red cliff of Wujiang River is empty of worries, Why? Please sit down for a while and try to think about the past and future, so that you can have a quiet place and have some time to run around tomorrow;
This way comes, that way goes, the road is full of dust, the road is boundless, and there is no way to worry about it. I have a beautiful face and white hair, and I have not taken away the gold and jasper. I am as rich as a stone, and more expensive than poplar. Green pearls and red whiskers are all a dream. Where are they now? Unravel a number for me, buy half a pot of wine and guess three and two. Drink freely when you know how to drink. There is no old friend when you leave Yangguan in the west.
The late reformist politician and thinker Tan Sitong wrote his own couplet in 1897.
The divine man on Zhongnan Mountain dabbles in literature and history;
The Taoist priests in Qiyin Cave go in and out of the Golden Gate.
——Anonymous Compilation of the Ancestral Hall of the Surname Tan
The Guide to the Ancestral Hall of the Tang Dynasty Tan Qiao was born in Quanzhou. He was good at immortality and lived in Songshan Mountain for more than ten years. Later, he climbed Qingcheng Mountain and passed away as an immortal according to legend. Also known as Zixiao Zhenren.
He was named Bingbing, and was listed among the Six Gentlemen of Wuxu;
His great achievements were so remarkable that he was known as the first scholar in Guanlong.
——The general couplet of the ancestral hall of the surname Tan written by an anonymous person
The upper couplet refers to Tan Sitong, a reformist in the late Qing Dynasty. His courtesy name was Fusheng, his nickname was Zhuangfei, and he was a native of Liuyang, Hunan. The Mathematical Society was established to unite with reformers to pursue reforms and save the nation. In 1896, he went to Nanjing to serve as an alternate prefect. In 1898, he was awarded the rank of fourth-rank military officer Zhang Jing and participated in the New Deal.
During the 1898 Coup, he was betrayed by Yuan Shikai and killed. He is one of the "Six Gentlemen of 1898" and author of "The Complete Works of Tan Si". Xia Lian Dian refers to Tan Yongzhao, a tutor in Taozhou in the Qing Dynasty. His courtesy name was Zhonghui and he was a native of Wuwei. He was strict and clean in his conduct, good at poetry and prose, and was "the number one literati in Guanlong" in Tongguang. There is "Kanyun Shuwu Collection of Poems and Essays".
The ancestors came from Jiangxi, admired the scenery of Sanlu and the mist with five fingers, and admired the doctor Xian Quzi;
The descendants of Hubei have established themselves in Hubei, with endless beans and eternal fragrance, and they can be envied by Duke Mai Xing Hou.
——The universal couplet of Tan’s ancestral hall written by an anonymous person
This couplet is the couplet of Tan’s ancestral hall in Lepingli, Zigui County, Hubei Province.