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"History of the Road" recorded: "The second son of King Wujiang of Yue, the Yang of Ouyu Mountain of Wucheng, and then Ou Shi and Ouyang Shi"; and the "Tang Shu Prime Minister's Lineage Table" as detailed in the "Tang Shu Prime Minister Lineage Table": "From the surname Ji, Xia Shaokang's son was sealed in Huiji, and the king of Yue was boundless, destroyed by Chu, and Wujiang Zi Hoof, and also sealed the Yang of Ouyu Mountain in Wucheng, which was the Marquis of Ouyang Ting, so he thought it was his clan"; And what is said in the "Surname Strategy":
The second son of King Wujiang of Yue was sealed in the sun of Wucheng Ouyu Mountain, and then there were Ou Shi, Ouyang Shi, Ou Hou Shi, looking out of Pingyang. It can be seen that Ou and Ouyang are both the second grandsons of Yue Wang Wujiang, and Yue Wang Wujiang, according to research, is the seventh grandson of Yue Wang Goujian more than 2440 years ago. In other words, the history of Ou's and Ouyang's surnames has been at least 2,400 years old, which is really worthy of the name.
The descendants of this family are especially proud of the fact that their family lineage can not only be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period of King Goujian. <>
Moreover, it can be traced back to the holy monarch Xia Yu more than 4,000 years ago; Because, in the pre-Qin period, the Yue Kingdom located in Zhejiang was passed down by the fifth grandson of Xia Yu, the son of Shaokang who used to be in the summer room. In other words, whether it is the Ou clan or the Ouyang clan, they both have a long family lineage of four or five thousand years. As a person with the surname Ou, what could be more proud of than this honor!
Ou, Ou, and Ouyang have the same surname. Ou, Ou, and Ouyang are all descendants of the Yue King Goujian in the Spring and Autumn Period. Among the three surnames of Ou, Ou and Ouyang, Ou and Ouyang are the bosses, and these two surnames appeared very early, and Ou only appeared in the Han Dynasty.
According to the "Genealogy of the Ancestors of Ou Weiquan", Zhuxi Gong, the ancestor of the Xinhui clan in Guangdong, migrated from Nanxiongzhuji Lane in northern Guangdong to Xinhui in Guangdong during the reign of Xianchun of Song Duzong (1265-1274). Before that, their ancestors lived in Putian, Fujian.
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The first is Ouyang's:
Gou Jian (King of Yue during the Warring States Period) Rat and Immortal Weng Qiaobo Hou Wujiang (Vanchu was destroyed by King Chuwei) Hoof (the ancestor of the Shou clan, sealed in the Yang of Wucheng Ouyu Mountain, called Ouyang Tinghou, is the beginning of the surname).
Second surname Gu:
From the descendants of Goujian, the king of Yue. According to legend, Dayu was buried in Huiji after his death, and his son Qi built a temple on the mountain to worship him. Emperor Shaokang of Xia later sealed the concubine Wuyu in Huiji to preside over Yu's sacrifice, and established the Yue Kingdom and built the capital Ji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang).
His descendants named the clan in the name of the country and called the Yue clan. In the late Spring and Autumn period, the Yue State was often at war with the Wu State, and was defeated by the Wu State in 494 BC. King Goujian of Yue tried his courage and worked hard, and finally conquered the state of Wu in 473 BC, and expanded to the north to become the overlord.
During the Warring States period, it was destroyed by Chu in 306 BC. From Qin to Han, the 7th Sun Shao who passed to Goujian, once served as the leader of the Minyue tribe distributed in the northern part of Fujian and the southern part of Zhejiang, and was named the king of the East China Sea because of his meritorious service in helping Liu Bang destroy Xiang Yu. Later, he named his son as Gu Yuhou, and his descendants stayed in Huiji, and his descendants were called Gu with the first word of their title.
The history is known as the authentic surname Gu.
The Gu family of Hangzhou originated from the descendants of Goujian, the king of Yue. It is precisely because he is a descendant of King Yue that Fang dares to call his family a similar mansion"Afang Palace"。In addition, according to the "Words and Deeds of the Mingxian Clan", the 7th Sun Shao of Goujian, the king of Yue, was named the king of Dongou during the reign of Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty (192 BC) because of his meritorious service in helping Liu extinguish Xiang.
Later, he shook and named his son"Gu Yuhou", and his descendants then took his title as their surname, called Gu, this"Gu Yuhou"became the ancestor of the surname Gu.
The third is a branch of the surname Qian.
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Goujian, the king of Yue, is a person who endures humiliation, tastes courage, is angry, and takes revenge.
But politically speaking, he is a king with political ambitions and political vision, after he defeated the state of Wu, he self-examined, pacified the country and the people, and recuperated in order to make a comeback in the future. So from a political point of view, Goujian, the king of Yue, is an aspiring king, and a king who can put the people first.
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He is a vengeful, intelligent man.
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Gou Jian, the monarch of the Yue Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period (496 BC, 464 BC), one of the five hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period. In 496 B.C., Goujian, the king of Yue, ascended the throne, and in the same year, he defeated Wu Shi in Li. In the third year of Goujian, the king of Yue (494 BC), he was defeated by the Wu army at the hands of Fujiao and was forced to ask Wu for peace.
Three years later, he was released back to Vietnam, and after returning to China, he reused Fan Li and literature, and gradually recovered the national strength of Vietnam.
In the fifteenth year of Goujian, the king of Yue (482 B.C.), Wu Wangfu sent Xingbing troops to participate in the meeting of Huangchi, in order to demonstrate the force of the elite and come out. Goujian, the king of Yue, seized the opportunity to lead his troops and defeated Wu's division. Fucha hurriedly returned from an alliance with the Jin State, and was defeated in a series of battles with Gou Jian, and had no choice but to negotiate peace with Yue.
In the nineteenth year of Goujian, the king of Yue (478 BC), Goujian once again led the army to attack the state of Wu, and defeated the main force of the Wu army in three battles and three victories in the Battle of Kaze.
In the twenty-fourth year of Goujian, the king of Yue (473 B.C.), he broke the capital of Wu, forced his husband to commit suicide, destroyed Wu to claim hegemony, crossed Huai with soldiers, and met the princes of Qi, Song, Jin, and Lu in Xuzhou, moved the capital to Langya, and became the last overlord in the Spring and Autumn Period.
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Yue Wang Goujian (about 520 BC 465 BC) in the late Spring and Autumn Period Yue Guojun, surname, name Goujian, also known as Jiuqian, Hua Zhi, descendant of Xia Yu, son of Yue Wang Yunchang. He ascended the throne in 496 BC, but was defeated by Wu and was forced to sue for peace. After returning to China, he reused Fan Li and literature, and tasted courage to gradually recover the national strength of the Yue country.
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Gou Jian (the monarch of the Yue Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period).
Goujian, the king of Yue (about 520 BC 465 BC), surnamed Goujian, also known as Jiuqian, Suzhi, a descendant of Xia Yu, the son of Yunchang, the king of Yue, the monarch of Yue in the late Spring and Autumn period. He ascended the throne in 496 BC, but was defeated by Wu and was forced to sue for peace. After returning to China, he reused Fan Li and literature,[1] and tried his courage to gradually recover the national strength of the Yue country.
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The monarch of the Yue Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. The ancestor is the concubine of the Xia Dynasty monarch Shaokang, and the direct descendant of Dayu is surnamed Ji.
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Zhou Dynasty. He was the monarch of the Yue Kingdom in the Spring and Autumn Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.
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Wu Wangfu cha Spring and Autumn Period.
King Goujian of Yue Spring and Autumn Period.
Lin Zexu Qing Dynasty.
Wang Bo Tang Dynasty.
Su Shi Song Dynasty.
Lie down and taste the courage, tell yourself that you will never forget the shame of the snow, work hard, accumulate strength, and make yourself slowly stronger.
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