What is the hall number of Li in Qidong County, Hengyang, Hunan Province?

Shi Li, Qidong County, Hengyang City, Hunan Province, is the name of the county king hall.

The so-called county appearance, that is, the aristocratic family in the county, that is, the surname of the dignitaries in the county. The surname of Wang Jun is not only the symbol of the birthplace of surnames, but also the reflection of clan population, economic strength, political status and cultural influence. According to Guangyun, Li has twelve counties.

Looking at Longxi county in the county: the county was established during the Warring States period. It is equivalent to Longxi area in the east of dongxiang county, Gansu Province today. The ancestor of this Li family is Li Chong, the eldest son of Li Tan, Qin Situ. The name of this hall is "Longxi Hall", because Li Wang is named Longxi County.

2. Zhao County: Handan area, which was established in the Han Dynasty. The ancestor of this Li family is Li Mu, the second son of Li Ji, a famous teacher in Qin Dynasty.

3. Dunqiu County: A county was established in the Western Jin Dynasty. It was decided by Emperor Wu of Jin. In today's Xun County, Henan Province. This branch of Li's in Longxi, Gansu Province was founded by Li Guang 1, a famous Western Han Dynasty.

4. Bohai County, located in the Western Han Dynasty. In today's coastal areas of Bohai Bay in Hebei Province and Liaoning Province.

5. Zhongshan County: the hometown county of Emperor Henkel. It is equivalent to Zhengding County in northern Hebei Province today. This branch of Li is a branch of Zhao, and its ancestor is Ricky, the third word.

6. Guanghan County: A county was established in the Han Dynasty. Emperor gaozu divided the land of ba county in six years. It is equivalent to Guanghan County in Sichuan Province today. This branch of Li is named after Li in Longxi, and its ancestor is Li Shang (Li Guang's father).

7. Xiangcheng, Wei Yi in Warring States, Qin County. Because of this, the Qing Dynasty belonged to Xuzhou, Henan Province.

8. Jiangxia County, Emperor Henkel. Equivalent to today's Wuhan, Hubei.

9. Zitong, the name of ancient county, was placed in Han Dynasty. At that time, it was ruled by Guangzhou County, and Zitong County was the hometown of Shu Han, in today's Zitong County, Sichuan.

10. Fanyang County, which was changed to Fanyang County in the Wei Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms, is located in Zhuoxian County, Hebei Province and Changping and Fangshan areas in Beijing today.

1 1. Guo Liang, Emperor Hangao changed the original Dangxian county of Qin Dynasty to Guo Liang, which is equivalent to the area from Shangqiu, Henan to Dangshan, Anhui today.

12. Nanyang County was located in the State of Qin during the Warring States Period. It is equivalent to the area around Nanyang City, Henan Province today.