Jin Yong s original name and family history, and the relationship between Cha Shenxing?

Jin Yong, a descendant of the Qing Dynasty poet Cha Shenxing in Shandong. Jin Yong's original name was Zha Liangyong, and his family history is as follows:

Jin Yong's cousin: Xu Zhimo;

Jin Yong's same ancestry: Mu Dan (Zha Liangzheng);

Jin Yong's uncle: Jiang Baili;

Jin Yong's cousin: Jiang Ying (Qian Xuesen's wife);

Jin Yong's niece: Qiong Yao.

Formerly known as Zha Liangyong, he was born in 1923 and is a native of Ninghai, Zhejiang.

Haining Cha's original from Wuyuan, Anhui Province, is a spring and autumn Chazi, with the land as the clan. In the seventeenth year of Yuan Zhizheng (1357), Zha Yu moved to Haining Yuanhua due to the rebellion. Since the third generation, it is divided into three branches, such as south, north and small, and it has been the "home of eunuchs" since the Ming and Qing dynasties.

In the Ming Dynasty, Cha Yue, Cha Bingyi, Cha Jizuo, in the Qing Dynasty Cha Shenxing, Cha Sisu, Cha Sheng, Cha Kuo and other famous scholars, as well as modern and modern celebrities Cha Renwei, Cha Mengji, Cha Jimin, Cha Liangzhao, Cha Liangjian, Cha Liangzheng, Cha Liangyong (Jin Yong) and so on are all members of his clan. Since the seventh generation, the typesetting generations are: Bingzhi Yun's great heir Kechang, Yishi has people Ji Mei Zhongliang, heirloom filial piety and friendship Huaguo article, Zong Yingshao from Zude Zaiguang.

There are 20 volumes of "Haining Cha Clan Genealogy".

In February 1995, Jin Yong (Zha Liangyong) called himself his uncle in a letter to Cha Chuaneun in Zheyuan Township, calling him "the nephew of the eunuch clan", and said to him: "According to the elders, my family did move from Wuyuan to Haining, Zhejiang Province in the early years, so we should be our own family. ”

Haining Cha's family has seven jinshi, and five uncles and nephews. Among them, there are two people, Zha Si Ying and Zha Si Han. These two people are referred to as Zha Jizuo's nephews in the "Annals of Cha Jizuo".

Cha Si Han is Cha Shen Xing's cousin, and Cha Si Ying is Cha Shen Xing's second brother, so Cha Jizuo and Cha Shen Xing are not completely unrelated. At this point, the truth has finally been revealed, Zha Jizuo is not Jin Yong's direct ancestor, at least he is also the ancestor of the family, the so-called family five hundred years ago. According to blood kinship, the relationship between the two checks can be regarded as not close.

Jin Yong's father's question: Jin Yong returned to the mainland in 1981, and met with him in the Fujian Hall of the Great Hall of the People in July, and talked about the killing of Jin Yong's father in Stalin's extreme "rebellion". Jin Yong nodded:

Everyone can't be resurrected, forget it! He also said that his father's fate was just a tragedy that occurred when the dynasty changed, and he didn't remember the "former feud" indifferently. That is, in the early 50s of the last century, Jin Yong and Liangnan's father were executed as "reactionary landlords".

Jin Yong (born 6 February 1924), Hong Kong [GBM]. Originally known as Zhā Liáng Yōng, a native of Haining, Zhejiang, he is a famous contemporary writer, journalist, entrepreneur, social activist, and one of the main drafters of the Basic Law of Hong Kong.

Jin Yong was born in 1924, his ancestral home is Tongcheng, Anhui Province, born in Haining, Zhejiang, the Cha family is a local family, and the heyday in history is the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. There are also two well-known figures in the modern Cha family, Nankai University professor Zha Liangzheng (Mu Dan) (a representative poet and translator of the Jiuye School in the 40s), and Zha Liangzhao, a prominent figure in Taiwan's academic circles and Minister of Justice. Famous figures from Haining also include Wang Guowei and Xu Zhimo.

Xu Zhimo is Jin Yong's cousin. Jin Yong's grandfather, Zha Cangshan, was a party to the "Danyang Teaching Case".

Jin Yong's father was executed as a "reactionary landlord" in Stalin's extreme "rebellion", which can be said to be killed by the Red Army.

Zha Liangzheng split the surname "Cha" up and down to get the name of "Mudan" (originally written as "Mudan"), and Zha Liangyong split the name of "Yong" left and right to get "Jin Yong".

It's kind of interesting.