What is Liu Shiliu's surname east of Jinjiang, and who is Kaimin's ancestor?
First, the origin of six surnames in Jinjiang East City
In the thirty-seventh year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty, the Japanese invaders invaded Anping, and six Shaolin Boxers stepped forward to lead the villagers to fight fiercely with the Japanese pirates, repelling hundreds of them and capturing the dwarf king alive. Later, the enemy committed another state, captured several women, and six volunteers went to rescue them, but unfortunately they were shot in the process. The names of these six righteous people are: Zeng Dajiang, Wu Pingzhang, Ye, Cai Honghui,.
Forty years after Jiajing, the Japanese invaded the coast again. The widow of the Six Rightists is six female heroes, who inherited her husband's ambition, led the public to defend against the enemy, killed dozens of enemies, burned three enemy ships, and finally died because she was outnumbered. Hearing this, the imperial court gave special instructions, namely "Ling Yong, Loyalty, Six Surnames, Xianyou Bo" and "Zhenlie, Protecting the Country, Six Surnames".
In the first year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1573), the villagers decided to build a "Six Surnames Palace" beside Baishatan as a memorial, and later renamed it "Zhenjiang Palace".
Second, Wang, the ancestor of Kaimin.
Wang was born in poverty, joined Wang Xu's peasant army with his two brothers, and then moved to Fujian. In August of the second year of Guangqi (886), Wang Chao, Wang Shenluan and Wang San led the troops to attack Quanzhou, which laid the foundation for the unification and establishment of Fujian. After the Wang brothers entered Quanzhou, they were scattered and all were assigned soldiers.
In February of the first year of Jingfu (892), Wang took advantage of the civil strife in Fuzhou to attack Fuzhou. After a year and three months of hard struggle, Fuzhou was finally captured in the second year of Jingfu (893) on May 21st, and the whole of Fujian was unified. ?
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Wang, the ancestor of Kaimin, a politician;
1, rectify bureaucracy
Wang attaches great importance to the rectification of official management. Wang set an example in adhering to "appointing people on merit" and paying attention to improving the official style. Wang Dan, the son of wang pu, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, Yang Yi, the younger brother of Yang She, and Xu Yin, a famous scholar of the Tang Dynasty, all worked under the king. Four courses are also set up to train outstanding bachelors in Fujian middle schools.
2. Pay attention to agriculture.
Wang personally presided over the construction or expansion of Fuqing and Changle coastal levees, Quanzhou Six Li Po and Jiuxi 18 levees, more than 40 irrigation canals in Lianjiang East Lake and Jinjiang Huali, dredging Fuzhou West Lake and other key water conservancy projects, benefiting 25 square kilometers.
3. Develop education
Wang attaches importance to the development of education. He adopted Weng Chengzan's suggestion to "build four schools (institutions of higher learning) in Fuzhou to teach outstanding people in Fujian" and appointed celebrities such as Huang Tao as "four doctors". Under the advocacy of Wang, there were state schools in the state, county schools in the county and private schools in remote villages at that time, and education was greatly developed.