Puning Hualin Fortune Teller _ Who is Puning Hualin Fortune Teller?

Chen Qiuyue (A.D. 1336~ 1406), the ancestor of Dachanglong, was the 2nd1grandson of Chen Maigong, the first county magistrate in Putian, Fujian. His real name is every child, and he is full of taboos. He is a regular soldier of Lang, and he gave birth to four sons, Chen Kungang,,.

Chen De II (Qing Yin) moved to Haifeng County with his mother.

The 11th Sun Chenxin moved to Hualin Village, Zhanlong, Puning in the early Qing Dynasty. After nearly 100 years of reproduction, Chen became the three most popular surnames in the village.

The 12th Sun Chenbangwan moved to Jiazi Town, Lufeng, and his descendant Chen Zhihe moved to Yuangaotou Gu Xiang, Jiazi Town, Lufeng.

The 17th Sun moved to a village in Nantang Town, Lufeng with his mother Zheng.

All Fang grandchildren have moved to the hometown community of the military department, and most of them are the 14th national auxiliary ancestors.

In addition, there are also long queues of Chen family scattered in Shijing Village, Baima Village, Shantou, Huilai and other places in quicksand.

Later generations spread all over the world, and successively founded the Chen Cuihuan Hall in Dalong, Thailand, the Chen Cuihuan Hall in Dalong, Hong Kong, the Chen Cuihuan Hall in Dalong, Liusha, and the Chen Cuihuan Hall in Dalong, Shenzhen to commemorate their ancestors. There are more than 60 ancestral halls in the village!

The lineage of Da Changlong: Chen Mai (the first magistrate of Putian County)-Chen Lin-Chen Huailin-Chen Yuchang-Chen Gonger-Chen Yao Chen-Chen Qi-Chen Yichen Huai-Chen Deying-Chen Yun-Chen Fengcong (Dr. Guan Chaosan)

April 14, fasting day.

Xianfeng four years (1854): In March, Chen Niangkang of Dachanglong Village (the leader of peasant uprising in Hong Bing, Chaozhou Prefecture, Tiandihui East Road, Guangdong Province in the late Qing Dynasty) gathered more than 10,000 peasants in Shigangshan to start an uprising. On the 22nd, the peasant army attacked the west gate of Chaoyang County, and on April 2nd, it attacked the southwest. 14 fought with Qing soldiers in Dabu Township, Chaoyang County, killing Ying Bao, deputy commander of Huizhou Association, Zhang Kun, inspector of Tupu Inspection Department, and Wu Jun, the magistrate of Chaozhou Prefecture, who was defeated by Chaoyang City. On May 12, the agricultural army conquered Huilai County and killed the magistrate Tang Tingying and the guerrilla Xin Dingjia. In June, Xu Amen's army besieged Puning County. Later, the rebel army was defeated and Chen Niangkang was killed. The Qing army besieged Dachanglong, and the villagers hid and were displaced to escape the official pursuit. The village was razed to the ground and the officers and men retreated. The villagers returned to the village from the Buddha in Yaotang to rebuild their homes. At this time, it was April 14, the sixth year of Xianfeng, which was a good day for the four major advances. Since then, April 14 every year is the memorial day for villagers in Dachanglong. On this day, the villagers will eat fried noodles at noon, and their married daughters will also go home to visit relatives.

Tongzhi period: Fang Yao, the chief soldier of Chaozhen (a native of Ximen Village, Hongyang, and later promoted to the prefect of Guangdong and Guangxi Navy), ordered to clear up the backlog and investigate the incident of killing officials and trapping in the city by the aging Kangnong Army. At that time, nine people were executed, and the curse of "nine-headed boy" came from this.