During the Three Kingdoms period, did Kong Ming have descendants What is the name Where do the desce

There is Zhuge Zhan and the word Siyuan.

Later, in the course of fighting with the Wei army, he killed himself.

Stay **......Isn't it still Chengdu?

As for the descendants of Mr. Kong Ming today, they should be living in Lanxi.

has descendants, and his son is also very good at fighting, and he also came out to be a general when Shu was destroyed by Wei.

Yes You flipped through the Three Kingdoms, what it was called, I forgot.

The endings are very good, inheriting his father's excellent genes, having profound knowledge, excellent political talents, and almost every generation of people who will come out to be officials, probably distributed in Sichuan, Hubei, Hunan, Anhui and other places.

Distributed in many places, Zhuge Liang's descendants (children and grandchildren) Zhuge Zhan (227-263) Zi Siyuan, Zhuge Liang's son At the age of seventeen, he was recruited by the later lord Liu Shan as a concubine Successively served as a cavalry captain, a servant, a scholar, and a general of the military division After 261 AD, he and Dong Dian jointly took charge of the military and political affairs of the Shu Han Dynasty.

Zhuge Liang's sister-in-law has only one Zhuge Zhan. In the sixth year of Yanxi, the seventeen-year-old Zhuge Zhan married the daughter of the queen Liu Chan as his wife, and in the fourth year of Jingyao, Zhuge Zhan served as the first protector and general of Wei, leading state affairs. In the winter of the sixth year of Jingyao, Deng Aiqi, the general of Wei Zhengxi, attacked Yinping, but because Zhuge Zhan hesitated and missed the opportunity, Zhuge Zhan, Zhang Zun and others were all killed in battle.

Family members.

Elder ancestor: Zhuge Feng.

Father: Zhuge Jue.

Mother: Zhang.

From the father: Zhuge Xuan.

Sibling. Brother: Zhuge Jin.

Brother: Zhuge Jun, an official of the Shu Han Dynasty, an official to the captain of Changshui.

Sister (two sisters): The eldest sister married Kuai Qi of the Xiangyang Wang clan,[50] and the second sister married Pang Shanmin, the son of Pang Degong. [51-52]

Clan brothers: Zhuge Day, after Zhuge Feng. [53]

Wife Huang, folk legend Huang Yueying, Huang Shou, Huang Shuo.

The child Zhuge Qiao, the second son of his brother Zhuge Jin, later became Zhuge Liang's adopted son.

Zhuge Zhan, Zhuge Liang's eldest son.

Qing Dynasty historian Zhang Shu's "Zhuge Zhongwuhou Anthology and Stories" also recorded Zhuge Liang's third son Zhuge Huai, Zhuge Zhan's third son Zhuge Zhen and Zhuge Liang's daughter Zhuge Guo, but historical researcher Zhang Chongchen believes that these characters are fictional and do not exist. [54]

Grandchild Zhuge Pan, the son of Zhuge Qiao. Because Zhuge Ke was killed, he had no heirs, so he returned to be Zhuge Jin.

Zhuge Shang, Zhuge Zhan's eldest son.

Zhuge Jing, the second son of Zhuge Zhan.

Now the descendants of Bai Zhuge Liang mainly live in 11 villages and towns within 50 kilometers of the three cities and counties of Jiandudezhi, Lanxi and Longyou in Zhejiang Province, and there are more than 8,000 descendants of Zhuge Liang, most of whom are the 49th and 50th generations of Zhuge Liang's grandsons.

Zhuge Liang's descendants settled in Zhejiang from the time of his 14th generation Sun Zhuge Li, the fifth generation of Shouchang County. Shouchang in the fifth dynasty is now Jiande, Zhejiang. Zhuge Li gave birth to a son Zhuge Qing, and the descendants of Zhuge Qing's eldest son Zhuge Chengyin moved to Quanlu Village in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Quanlu Village now belongs to Lanxi City, Zhejiang Province, and now there are 569 people in 109 households in the village, of which 450 are descendants of Zhuge clan. The descendants of Zhuge Chengku, the second son of Zhuge Qing, moved from Shouchang to Gubanjiao, which is now Changlin Township, Jiande County, Zhejiang Province, where there are 292 Zhuge descendants. The descendants of Zhuge Chengtu, the fourth son of Zhuge Qing, moved from Shouchang to settle in Hualong Village, Longyou County, Zhejiang Province, where there are 49 households and 230 people of Zhuge descendants.

The descendants of Zhuge Qing's third son, Zhuge Lean, moved to Gaolong, Zhejiang during the Southern Song Dynasty to settle down, and the name of Gaolong was taken from the meaning of Zhuge Liang's Gaowolong. Gaolong is now Zhuge Town, Lanxi City. The descendants of Zhuge lived and multiplied in the 7 villages around Gaolong, and in the Ming Dynasty, people began to call Gaolong Zhuge Town, and this name has been called until now.

Now there are 2,500 Zhuge descendants in Zhuge Town, which is the place with the largest concentration of Zhuge descendants, and has now become the center of activities of Zhuge descendants.

Theoretically, Zhuge Liang died last 2 sons Zhuge Liang had 2 sons, one died early, there is no record in the history books that he had an heir, and there is a son Zhuge Zhan, he and Kong Ming's grandson both died in battle, of course, there may be other heirs, but there is no record in the Three Kingdoms.

Zhuge Liang has descendants.

The child Zhuge Qiao, the second son of his brother Zhuge Jin, later became Zhuge Liang's adopted son.

Zhuge Zhan, Zhuge Liang's eldest son.

Grandchild Zhuge Pan, the son of Zhuge Qiao. Because Zhuge Ke was killed, he had no heirs, so he returned to be Zhuge Jin.

Zhuge Shang, Zhuge Zhan's eldest son.

Zhuge Jing, the second son of Zhuge Zhan.

Others: Qing Dynasty historian Zhang Shu's "Zhuge Zhongwuhou Anthology: Stories" also recorded Zhuge Liang's third son Zhuge Huai, Zhuge Zhan's third son Zhuge Zhen and Zhuge Liang's daughter Zhuge Guo, but historical researcher Zhang Chongchen believes that these characters are fictional and do not exist.

Descendants: There is no record of the whereabouts of the descendants of Zhuge Liang's descendants for three generations. In 1992, the "Genealogy of the Gaolong Zhuge Clan" was discovered in Zhuge Village, Lanxi, Zhejiang, according to which it was recorded that the descendants of Zhuge Liang have been living in Jiande and Lanxi in Zhejiang since the Song Dynasty.

Zhuge Liang's descendants mainly live in 11 villages and towns within 50 kilometers of Jiande, Lanxi, and Longyou cities, where there are more than 8,000 descendants of Zhuge Liang, most of whom are Zhuge Liang's 49th and 50th generation grandchildren. There are 2,500 Zhuge descendants in Zhuge Town, which is the place with the highest concentration of Zhuge descendants. Zhuge Town preserves the Zhuge Grand Hall and the Prime Minister's Ancestral Hall, which were built in the Ming Dynasty.

On the treasure tower in the Grand Gong Hall is the "Zhuge Genealogy", which has been revised 15 times, the first time in the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty, and the last time in 1947, when Chen Guofu, a veteran of the Kuomintang, wrote a preface to the final revision of this genealogy.

Yes, Zhuge Liang seems to have three sons, Zhuge Chong, etc., who made a difference in the post-Three Kingdoms era, or died in battle.

Shu. Zhuge Liang (October 8, 181, 234), the word Kongming, the name Wolong (also known as Fulong), Han nationality, Xuzhou Langya Yangdu (now Yinan County, Linyi City, Shandong), the prime minister of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period, an outstanding politician, ruler old military strategist, essayist, calligrapher, inventor. When he was alive, he was named the Marquis of Wuxiang, and after his death, he was posthumously loyal to the Marquis of Wu, and the Eastern Jin Dynasty regime posthumously named him the King of Wuxing because of his military talent.

His prose representative works include "The Teacher's Table" and "The Book of Commandments". Pique once invented the wooden ox flowing horse, Kong Ming lantern, etc., and transformed the crossbow, called Zhuge repeater, which can be fired with ten arrows in one crossbow. In the twelfth year of Jianxing (234), he died in Wuzhangyuan (now Baoji burned in the territory of Zaoqi Mountain).