The descendants of Wu Liang and Wu Zhen, famous generals of the Ming Dynasty, are distributed

Wu Liang (1324-1381) Dingyuan, Anhui.

People, formerly known as Guoxing, defected to Zhu Yuanzhang.

Later, because of the avoidance of the word "country" in Zhu Yuanzhang's character Guorui, he was renamed Liang. Wu Liang followed Zhu Yuanzhang and was appointed as the vanguard in front of the tent, leading the troops to capture Chuzhou and Hexian, fighting quarrying and turning to Lishui.

Liyang made great contributions to Zhu Yuanzhang's capture of Nanjing. In the third year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1370), Wu Liang was named the Marquis of Jiangyin. After that, he led the army to Guangxi Pingman.

In the fourteenth year of Hongwu (1381), he died of illness in Qingzhou at the age of 58. After his death, he entered the Guanglu Doctor and went to the pillar country.

The governor of the Chinese army, posthumously sealed the Duke of Jiangguo, and gave the burial of Zhongshan.

of the yin. Wu Liang and Wu Zhen were buried in the same place. In front of the two tombs, there is a group of stone carvings in each Shinto, and each group of stones is carved with stone horses, stone sheep, and stone tigers.

1 pair of stone figures. In 1965, due to construction needs, the Nanjing Municipal Cultural Relics Management Committee cleaned up the tomb of Wu Liang. The tomb is rectangular, built with city bricks, divided into two rooms before and after, and a wooden door is set in the middle.

Unearthed jade belt ornaments, jade pendants, copper stoves, copper braziers and other burial goods, and unearthed 1 epitaph. In addition to the above, there is also 1 turtle in the ground stone carving, and the stele no longer exists. Wu Zhen's tomb, in 1952, due to the construction of the film machinery factory, approved by the Ministry of Culture of East China, the Shinto stone carvings in front of the tomb were moved to the left side of the tomb of Wu Liang according to the original arrangement.

In 1983, the Nanjing Museum excavated and cleaned up the tomb, unearthed gold, silver, jade and other burial goods, and unearthed 1 epitaph.

Wu Zhen's second son, Wu Zhong, inherited his father's privilege of the title of "Duke of Haiguo", and was buried in his father's cemetery after his death.

Summary. Wu Fu, the word Luyou, the evening number Chai An. A native of Xinghua, Jiangsu, an official of the Ming Dynasty and a famous doctor.

Ming Wanli forty-one years of Jinshi. He successively served as the magistrate of Shaowu, Jinjiang and Weixian in Shandong. In the second year of the Apocalypse, he was promoted to the imperial history.

Later, Wei Zhongxian was dismissed from his post because of his opposition to the eunuch party, and he was dismissed and returned to Li. After Emperor Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty ascended the throne, Wu Fuguan was reinstated. Later, he served as the governor of Henan and Shaanxi.

Chongzhen served as the governor of Shanxi for seven years. In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen, he served as a scholar of Dongge University and was the second assistant of the cabinet. Pingzhang Lun Pavilion is a plaque erected by the descendants for Wu Fu, taking the meaning of a high position.

He is the author of "Safety Note", "Chai An Sparse Manuscript" and so on.

Wu Fu, the word Luyou, the evening number Chai An. A native of Xinghua, Jiangsu, a Ming Cha Slow Acting Official, and a famous doctor. Ming Wanli forty-one years of Jinshi.

He successively served as Shaowu in Fujian, Jinjiang and Weixian in Shandong Province. In the second year of the Apocalypse, he was promoted to the imperial history. Later, Wei Zhongxian was dismissed from his post because of his opposition to the eunuch party, and he was dismissed and returned to Li.

After Emperor Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty ascended the throne, Wu Fuguan was reinstated. Later, he served as the governor of Henan and Shaanxi. Chongzhen served as the governor of Shanxi for seven years.

In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen, he served as a scholar of Dongge University and was the second assistant of the Inner Suiqing Cave Pavilion. Pingzhang Lun Pavilion is a plaque erected by the descendants for Wu Fu, taking the meaning of a high position. He is the author of "Safety Note", "Chai An Sparse Manuscript" and so on.

There is no historical record of his descendants.

What I want to ask is whether Wu Fu has any descendants? What is it called?

This is not documented, sorry.

Wu Zhenyu, the sound of the word, the long sound of the word. Born in the forty-sixth year of Wanli (1618 AD), he was a native of Yicheng Town (now Yixing Yicheng Town, Jiangsu). In March of the ninth year of Yongli (1655 AD), Zhen Yu and 18 others were killed by Sun Kewang.

Real name. Wu Zhenyu number.

The sound of the word is a long sound.

The times. Ming Dynasty ethnic groups.

Birthplace of Han Chinese.

Yicheng Town (now Yixing Yicheng Town, Jiangsu).

Time of birth. Year 1618.

Time of death. Year 1655.

Major achievements: Repay the country with death.

Posthumously. Taishi, the secretary of the ministry, and the scholar of the Middle Pole Temple.

Nickname. Wenzhong, Zhongjie.