Who is the ancestor and genealogical generation of Li in Shanghang County, Longyan?

Just one of gold, wood, water, fire and earth! ! !

Li Da Ancestral Hall was founded in Qing Daoguang 16. It is a ancestral temple built by Li Houren to commemorate his ancestor Li Huode's entry into Fujian. Since Li Huode entered Fujian for more than 800 years, his descendants have spread all over Fujian and Taiwan, Guangdong, Jiangxi, Guangxi and Southeast Asian countries. In recent years, overseas descendants of Li have come here to seek roots and ancestors in an endless stream. Li's Grand Ancestral Hall is located in the valley basin of Guantian Village, Shanghang Town, surrounded by mountains and beautiful scenery. Li Da Ancestral Hall is a brick-wood structure with three entrances and four falls. There are two halls, 26 large and small living rooms, and 104 apartment with an area of 5600 square meters. This ancestral temple with rigorous structure and extraordinary momentum fully embodies the architectural art of Hakka patriarchal clan system, which is extremely rare in Bamin. Li's Grand Ancestral Hall is located in Guantiancun Valley Basin, Shanghang Town. It is surrounded by mountains and green, and the Huangtan River winds through it with beautiful scenery. The ancestral hall is a brick-wood structure with three entrances and four straights. It has three halls, 26 living rooms and 104 rooms, covering an area of 5,600 square meters. The word "Rong En" is engraved on the front of the archway-style building, and the couplets on both sides are: "Prime Minister's General's Office, Loyal Minister and dutiful son's door". The screen in front of the main hall is engraved with the biography of Li Huode Weng, a famous Confucian scholar in Ming Dynasty. The ancestral temple has a rigorous structure and extraordinary momentum, which fully embodies the architectural art under the Hakka patriarchal clan system and is an extremely precious architectural cultural relic on the land of Bamin. Li's Grand Ancestral Hall was built in Qing Daoguang 16 to commemorate Li Huode, the ancestor who entered Fujian. Since Li Huode entered Fujian for more than 800 years, his descendants have spread all over Fujian and Taiwan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Jiangxi and Southeast Asian countries. In recent years, an endless stream of overseas people have come here to seek their roots and ancestors. Now it is listed as a provincial cultural relics protection unit.