Fujian Huang has many sources. As one of the tortoise surnames who entered Fujian, its pedigree is very extensive, and there have always been many studies on Huang. The purpose of this paper is to conduct a clan survey of the Huang family in Quanzhou. Different from other Huang clans in Fujian, this clan entered Fujian late and its origin is quite different, and its development process is also worth discussing. There is little research on the Huang family in Yanshan, and only a few works are involved. For example, Wu mentioned Huang's surname in Fengzhou, Nan 'an, outside the west gate of Quanzhou in "A Brief History of Western Religion in Ancient Quanzhou". There have always been many works on clan studies, so I won't go into details in this article. Huang, the ancestor of Huang in Yanshan, Nan 'an, Quanzhou, was born in Daxing County, Shuntianfu, Yanjing (now Beijing) in Yuan Dynasty. His surname is Ansa, and his name is Zhen. He was born on June 16th, the 6th year of Chunyou in Song Lizong (1246). In the seventeenth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1280), he was admitted to the middle school. After Huang entered Fujian, his footprints were not far from the southeast coast of Fujian. Tai died on the first day of April in the third year (1326) and was buried in West Lion Mountain in Nan 'an County. He naturalized in Nan 'an and became the ancestor of Huang's Yanshan School in Nan 'an, with "Yanshan" as the signal.

Today, the Huang family in Yanshan has become a large local family, and its development process is an important content worthy of discussion. Its formation process can be roughly divided into immigration period, clan formation period and post-clan development period, and then the clan development period can be divided into clan decline period, clan foothold period and clan expansion period.

In the early days of being an official in Fujian (from Yuan Shizu to Chen Geng in Yuan Dynasty, 1280 to Taiding in Yuan Dynasty for three years, 1326).

During the immigration period, Huang, the ancestor of Huang family in Yanshan, began to be an official in Fujian until he died in his official residence and was buried in Fengzhou, Nan 'an.

Yan Huang's ancestors were loyal and brave. He passed them on to ten sons and divided them into ten families. The descendants of each house pillar are generally distributed as follows:

Long Valley Sand Gong Yu: Long Valley.

Erfangsha's husband: Erfangsha and Sanfangsha live in Tongan, Jinjiang Puzai, Duishan and Tangyuan. Don't talk to each other. People living in Nan 'an will die in the fifth century.

Three Rooms, Haida Ergong: Chuanta Doupai, Post Station Qianpai, Jingui County Houpai, Eleven Different Schools, Shishan Shukeng Twelve Different Schools.

Four-bedroom palace: Living behind the shrine. Chuansi, in the eighteenth year of Hongwu (1385), the incident happened and Beiping was for the people.

Wu Gong Xian in Five Houses: Chuandongpu, Jiaohou, Chuangdou, Shishan Gongxian School, Maeda, Zhuyuan, Zinei, Nei Lu, Houxiang, Houzhai, Xunei, Front Yard, Downstairs, Xikou, xipu, Wulongta, Bachi, Heshi, LAM Raymond, Hongtoudou, Yicheng and Wuying.

Liu Fang Saigong: It is separated from Jinjiang, Hui 'an and Anxi counties. After living in Nan 'an Bachi School, she married her mother without being admitted. She was born in Lacey, but it was early for her to spread to Huang Jinshi. Living in Jinjiang is the ancient pit of the twenty-sixth capital of Jinjiang, also known as Xukeng. Those who lived in Nan 'an lived in Jinzhai, Longhai, until the seventh century, and then lived in Kaiji, Liuwudian, Tongan (ten families and ten generations of grandchildren made biographies for them and recorded their genealogy).

Room 7 is honored to show the public: the four branches, the four yellow branches, the back mountain and the irrigation mouth are all based on their own evidence. Claiming to be Yanshan, some people call themselves Man Ku. Folding at the peak of the city, it is divided into Qitou Temple and Beishi Street.

Bafanggong: handed down to the lower society and the Shantouqian Street School. Tantou, Dashan, Daying, Shetan, Yicheng, Chantian, Cuodu, Kangdian, Shudu, Ding Bao, Cao Ting, Houxiang, Shishan, Xiamen, Quanzhou, Chuxiong, Yunnan and Southeast Asian countries.

Nine-bedroom rich boy: It will last for three generations.

Ten rooms are precious to children: old house, new house, candy house, Jiancuo, Huwei, Houcuo, Feng Tang, Yulun, Louzai, Xinkai, Cikou, Xiwei, Tingdou, Pengnei, Fucheng, Su Xia, Lane, Guantian, Guanyin Pavilion, Shui Ge, Xiangtou and Qiao Feng.

Asian countries.

Yanshan Huang Zhaomu:

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The original benevolence should be used for happiness.

Taiwan Shi Ding shroud Yan Heqing (Zhen) printing Sun Zhexiu

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It's over 20 generations now. My qualification is philosophy.