Shanxi niujia

I heard from the older generation in the village that we are descendants of Sophora japonica in Hong Tong, Shaanxi. Because of persecution, I smashed a pot into 65,438+08 pieces before I left. Everyone of the 65,438+08 brothers wanted to get to know each other in the future, and then moved to the west and south, mostly in Henan today. There is also a pot iron in our village, and there is also a descendant of a cow and a pot iron in the neighboring village. There is also the earliest Niujia ancestral temple in our village. I have also seen the stone tablets of the Qing Dynasty. Your family generation: "Great wisdom and kindness, thinking about the long-term survival, welfare and prosperity, Mingde continued to pass on." I am a thinking generation. According to the older generation in the village, there is another family named Niu, who picks the pole and saws it into several pieces. I'm not sure if it's true.

The Ming dynasty moved to Shandong. When migrating from Shaanxi, the seven Niu brothers smashed a jar, and each took an iron piece to prepare to break up. Therefore, Niu's surname is also called "smashing pot cow".

I usually give a summary:

"Bangguo Niu" is a descendant of Shaanxi Niu surname. In the Ming Dynasty, he had to leave Hong Tong for whatever reason (persecution and disaster), whether he was seven or eighteen.

If the pot is broken, divide it into several parts, and everyone (it should be each family) will take one piece, so that they can get to know each other in the future and leave their hometown and move to Henan, Shandong and other places! ! !

Probably so, the information is limited, no way! ! !