Lin is from Fujian
Lin Lu, courtesy name Shiyin, the second son of Yinggong, Yongjia In the first year of the year (307 AD), Ye was built with Sima Rui in town. In the third year of Taining AD (325 AD) in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he was ordered to guard Jin'an. After his death, he was buried in Jiulonggang, Wenling (now Xiaocuotu Ridge, Quanzhou). He was posthumously named "King of Jin'an County" and was known as the ancestor of Jin'an Lin in Fujian Province. Because of their descendants, they migrated to all parts of Fujian, Guangdong and Guangxi, and then to Zhejiang, Jiangxi, and Hunan, radiating to all provinces and regions north of the Yangtze River, as well as Southeast Asia, South Korea, Japan, and the United States. Its mausoleum and ancestral temple have become a place for people of the Lin clan at home and abroad to find their roots and pay homage to their ancestors.
Lin Wanchong (the fifteenth generation of Jin'an), named Shenggong, was the eldest son of Xuantai. He passed the Ming Dynasty in the eighth year of Kaiyuan of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (720 AD), was awarded the Xin'an County School, and served successively as chief historian and Raozhou. The governor knows all the military affairs in Gaoping County and is the governor of Gaoping. . He gave birth to three sons, Tao, Pi and Chang, respectively the ancestors of Quexia, Jiumu and Youyang (Wufeng). The prosperity of the surname Lin in Jin'an began here.
Lin Pi (Sixteenth Century of Jin'an), courtesy name Maoze, was born in Putian, Fujian, in the 21st year of Kaiyuan (733 AD) of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. In the fifteenth year of the year, more than a thousand volumes of the Six Classics were handwritten. In the eleventh year of Tianbao, he was promoted to the Ming Dynasty. He was appointed as general Leling, moved to Tanzhou as governor, Fengzhou Sima, Kangzhou governor, demoted to Linting as Cao Yu, and changed to Linting. . Lin Pi worked diligently and loved the people, and had remarkable political achievements, so he was promoted to Linting. After ten years of Zhizhoushi, he became well-known in the imperial court. Li Qijun, the imperial censor, gave a report to Prince Zhanshi. He gave birth to nine sons: Wei, Zao, Zhu, Jian, Ye, Yun, Xun, Mai, and Ji. It is said that all nine sons were appointed as governors, and they were called "Jiu Mu" in the world. In the first year of Baoli reign (825) of Emperor Jingzong of the Tang Dynasty, he issued an edict to the internal and external ministers to reveal his sect.
Tang couplet: Xihe Zhaojiguang passed away, and the Jiumu family was famous later.
Kaizhang
The "Jiu Mu" Hengzhou faction of the Tang Dynasty
According to the "Longxi Lotus Pond Genealogy": Zhu Gong (the 17th generation of Jin'an) , the third son of Pi Gong, nicknamed Youzhi, courtesy name Kong Zhao, passed the Ming Dynasty in the sixth year of Zhenyuan, first served as the Badong Order, served as the governor of Yongzhou, and finally became the governor of Hengzhou. He gave birth to a son named Wen (Tian Hu), (another genealogy records that the eldest son of the duke, Song Chu, was his heir) and he lived in Hengzhou. When Mian Si Gong moved to Zhangzhou, it was passed down to Guan Xiang Gong (32nd Jin'an) for fifteen generations. He first lived in Chiling, Longxi, and then lived in Lotus Pond and Shicang. He is the founder of Jilian Pond.
Lin Guanxiang (32nd year of Jin'an), the first generation of Kaijilianchi, was the fifteenth generation grandson of Hengzhou. Born in the Chunxi period of the Southern Song Dynasty, he had two sons, the eldest son Shaowen and the second son Shaowu. Shao Wen gave birth to a son, who lived in Yutou Temple in Zhangzhou City. Shao Wu gave birth to two sons. The eldest son was Wei Shan, the second son was Fu. Weifu moved to Zhao'an.
Branch and inheritance
Lianchi branch (descendant of Lin Shaowu, the second son of Lianchi)
Lin Weifu, the second son of Shaowu, named Xiaoze, Born in the fifth year of Shaoding (AD 1232), Emperor Lizong of the Southern Song Dynasty, he was given the post of academic and political education in Guangdong. He passed through the Zhao area and was impressed by its beautiful mountains and rivers. He was envious of it. After completing his term, he left his wife to live in the lotus pond to guard the land, and moved with his children. He lived in Nanzhao and lived in Sheying and Meiling respectively. He was the founder of Kaizhao. He died in 1304, the eighth year of Emperor Chengzong's reign in the Yuan Dynasty, and was buried in Wu Qingxi (the hill behind today's Shenqiao Town Government). The name of the acupoint is "Eighteen Lopa". Posthumous posthumous title of 19, Zhizhi Zhizhi. He gave birth to three sons and one daughter. One day he had no heirs, and the next day he had four brothers (Zhaolin II). He first lived in Shibi, and later lived in Hanying. After three days, he gave birth to eight people (Zhaolin II). Jumeiling. The imperial edict was issued to the Lin family temple.
The second son of Lin Weifu, the second son of Sijieyuan, was born in the third year of Emperor Jingding of the Southern Song Dynasty (1262 AD) and died in the second year of Emperor Shun of the Yuan Dynasty (1336 AD). He had three sons. Chang Jiuzhao Feng (died before being crowned), Shi Shijie Yuan, Sanqi Guanren (he moved to Changtai after returning to Chiling).
The fourth generation Lin Zhongan, the son of Shi Jieyuan, was named Eleven Dynasty Feng. He was born in the first year of Emperor Chengzong of the Yuan Dynasty (1308 AD). He was a general of Yuan Jinyi. In the 15th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1382 AD) ) died and was buried in Hetian Mountain in Dakeng, Hanying Village. The cave is named Feitian Centipede. They gave birth to three sons and one daughter, Changnan was born, Zhenglin was born, and Sanyuanxi was born. The "Five Constants" and "Four Virtues" were established, and the prosperity of Zhaolin began here. From the late Song Dynasty, descendants began to spread to Zhao'an, Dongshan, Yunxiao, Changtai and other places in eastern Guangdong and southern Fujian, and also successively moved to Hong Kong, Macao, In Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam and other places, the distribution under the Zhao'an sect is as follows:
Lin Nansheng branch (Wuchangtang)
The fifth generation Lin Nansheng, the eldest son of Zhongan, named Bo Hong was born in the second year of Emperor Shun of the Yuan Dynasty (1336) and died in the 31st year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1398). He was buried in Hetian Mountain in the Wankeng of Hanying Village. The cave was named "Chushui Gourd" and his posthumous title was Yiwei. He gave birth to five sons, supreme virtue, great virtue, great virtue, four virtues, and five virtues, named "benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom, and trustworthiness", known as the "Five Constant Virtues" in the world. Outside the east gate of the descendants' sect, there are Lincuoxiang, Hanying, Xiya, Jingwei, Guoliao, Wantian, Fenggliao, Zhuangshang, the county seat of Shijing, Ximen, Xiqiao, Lindu, Longkeng (Longyanying), Hantou, Ziqiaotou, Xibian, Dawu, Dongshanshanshanqian, Dongshanchengguan, Sanxi Village, Linjiaxiang, Houyuan, Shaqiancheng, Huangcuoliao and other places.
Lin Yuanxi branch (Sidetang)
The fifth generation Lin Yuanxi, the third son of Zhongan, was born in the sixth year of Yuan Zhiyuan (1340) and died in the second year of Xuande in Ming Dynasty. (1429), he was buried in Liaozi Village Mountain, and the cave was named "Santai". He gave birth to four sons: Chaozong, Wenzhen, Deen and Chenggui. The descendants of the three sects of Zhao'an Lincuo, Dawu, Haocuo, Donggetou and Dongshan, namely Gangxi, Dainan and Wulong, moved to Guangdong and Guangdong. East, Taiwan and other places.