Excerpt from the old preface to the genealogy of the Longxi Wang

Longyan Wang's ancestral hall + seniority sorting.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you: The ancestral hall of the Wang clan in Longyan is a gathering place for the people of the Wang clan, which is mainly used to hold activities such as sacrifices and clan meetings. According to some information, the order of generations of the Wang clan is as follows:

Da Wang's Family: It is also called "Zhongwang's Family", which is the ancestor of the surname Wang, and is respectfully called "the first king". Changsun's:

The eldest son of the Dawang clan is divided into three branches, namely the "eldest grandson", the "second eldest grandson" and the "third eldest grandson". The second son of the Dawang clan, which is divided into two branches, namely the "eldest prince grandson" and the "second prince grandson".

Hou Sun Clan: The eldest son of the crown prince Sun clan, divided into two branches, namely the "Great Hou Sun" and the "Second Hou Sun". Descendants of the Sons:

The eldest son of the Hou Sun clan is divided into three branches, namely the "eldest son", "second son" and "third son". Grandson: The eldest son of the grandson, divided into three branches, namely the "eldest grandson", "second grandson" and "third grandson".

Xiaxi Village, Banqiaotou Township, Jixi County, Anhui Province, is located at the junction of Jixi, Jingde and Ningguo counties, with the ancient name of Longxi. At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, the village was built and the surname Wang lived in a large village. Xiaxi means that the village is in the lower reaches of Longxi.

In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was subordinate to Xixi Administrative Village, Lutang Township, Third District. From 1952 to 1955, it belonged to Daxi Township. In 1956, it was incorporated into Xiaotou Township.

In 1958, the Xiaxi Brigade was established, which was subordinate to the head management area of Shangtian Commune. In 1961, it was reorganized into a commune at the head of the school. In 1983, the rural system was reformed, and it was called the Xiaxi Villagers Committee.

In 2001, it was merged into Banqiaotou Township. The existing paddy field area is 800 acres, the mountain field area is more than 18,000 acres, the mountain field is dominated by fir timber forest, and the forest resources are very rich. It has jurisdiction over five natural villages, including Xiaxi, Tomb Pit (ancient name Mokeng), Outer Tomb Pit, Longmenling (ancient name Longweiling) and Taizikeng, with a total of more than 200 households and about 700 people.

In the 18th century, Wang Youxing moved to Changhua, Zhejiang; 20th Wang Yongjing moved to Shexian County;

21st Wang Tingliang, Wang Tingbao, Wang Tingheng Qianning State Bridgehead Shop; In the 23rd, Wang Wenchu moved to Changzhou, Jiangsu;

In the 23rd century, Wang Wencan moved to Songjiang, Shanghai; 23rd Wang Wenshou moved to Songjiang, Shanghai; 23rd Wang Wenyi moved to Changzhou, Jiangsu;

In the 23rd, Wang Wensan moved to Qingpu, Shanghai; 23rd Wang Wenyou moved to Luli, Jiangsu; 23rd Wang Wenyi, Qianning State Shacheng;

23rd Wang Wenshou moved to Wujiang, Jiangsu; 23rd Wang Wenzhu moved to Wujin, Jiangsu; 23rd Wang Wen No. Qianning Guoxingkeng;

24th Wang Shilin moved to Jintan, Jiangsu; The 24th Wang Shibao moved to Jintan, Jiangsu; The 24th Wang Shideng moved to Si'an, Zhejiang;

In the 24th, Wang Shide moved to Shengze, Jiangsu; In the 24th, Wang Shi moved to Wujin, Jiangsu; 24th Wang Shiyi moved to Wujin, Jiangsu;

The 24th Wang Shiyu moved to Songjiang, Shanghai; 24th Wang Shigong moved to Guangde; The 24th Wang Shicai moved to Changshan, Zhejiang;

25th Wang Yuanzhong moved to Guangde Shangyuan; 25th Wang Yuanshou moved to Wujin, Jiangsu; 26th Wang Zhengwang moved to Zhejiang Island Stone;

26th Wang Zhengli moved to Guangde; In the 28th century, Wang Guanghe, Wang Guangcai, and Wang Guangsan moved to Fengxian, Shanghai; In the 28th, Wang Guangdi moved to Jiangyin, Jiangsu;

28th Wang Guangmi moved to Wuzhen, Zhejiang; 29th Wang Minghe and Wang Mingwu moved to Fengxian, Shanghai; In the 29th century, Wang Mingli and Wang Mingwang moved to Changshan, Zhejiang.