Our man surnamed Zhou in the east of Tangshan is a descendant of Zhou Kui, a general who died in the late Ming Dynasty. I only know three people, and I don't know the rest. I want to hear more about i

Our man surnamed Zhou in the east of Tangshan is a descendant of Zhou Kui, a general who died in the late Ming Dynasty. I only know three people, and I don't know the rest. I want to hear more about it. Zhou Kui was the last official of the Ming Dynasty. He was born a fortune teller, greedy and stingy. Before the demise of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Chongzhen hoped that the dignitaries would donate money, and Zhou Kui was only willing to pay 5,200 taels of silver. Later, Li Zicheng went to Beijing and asked Liu Zongmin to raid the ministers. Zhou Kui's wife and daughter-in-law were forced to commit suicide, and his son was killed. Zhou Kui insisted that there was no money, and he had to hand over one million and two hundred pieces of silver hidden in the cellar until he was almost interrupted. He died soon after.

According to historical records, he only had two sons, both of whom died under the muzzle of Liu Zongmin. I didn't know there was a third room. Maybe his nephew, or his foster family? Or did Secretary Shi reveal that three sons escaped when the capital fell? It depends on how your family tree is recorded.