Taishan surnames › The 甄 surname
Lineage of the 甄 families of Taishan
Translated from the Chinese, each part followed by its Chinese original. Places in Taishan are given with their pinyin; the sources’ own words (Source text) are in Chinese.
Compiled from the sources listed at the end. Every generation and every branch gives its source, and “Source text” shows the source’s own sentences; one that gives none is marked “no source”. Where a source says generations are lost or unknown, a dashed line marks the gap; where sources disagree, both are given.
Zhen Bingchang's 1996 paper says the genealogies of all the Zhen of Guangdong Province record the same founding ancestor, Zhen Shunhe (the "1st-generation migrant ancestor" of the Guangdong Zhen). Shunhe moved from Zhujili, Nanxiong, to Dayuezhen Village, Gangzhou, in the Xianchun period of the Southern Song; Sushan and Shida of the 4th generation led the clan west to Dexingdu, Xinning County (today around Xinchang, Kaiping City), where it grew into the four great branch lines of Wangbei, Xiakeng, Shihai and Lechong. From the 1st year of Qianlong of the Qing, descendants of the four branch lines moved in many waves to the Haiyan area of Taishan, and also settled in Guanghai, Sanhe, Chonglou, Duanfen, Baisha, Xiachuandao and other places.[1][edit]
甄炳昌1996年论文称,广东省所有甄姓人的族谱都记载同一个开始祖甄舜河(广东甄族「始迁一世祖」)。舜河于南宋咸淳年间由南雄珠玑里迁居冈州大岳甄村;四世素善、仕达率族西迁新宁县德行都(今开平市新昌一带),繁衍为旺北、霞坑、石海、簕冲四大房系。清乾隆元年起,四房系子孙先后多批迁往台山海宴地区,又在广海、三合、冲蒌、端芬、白沙、下川岛等地落户。
Lineage chart
Each box is a stretch of the line; a name leads to its entry and sources below. Each branch ends in the villages it settled - a linked one opens its village page. Scroll sideways when the chart is wide.
- Emperor Shun 帝舜
The line below: how it relates to the one above, its sources do not say.
- sonZhen Shimao 甄世茂
- sonZhen Chouqing 甄畴卿
- Settled · 冲蒌 Chonglou霞州 Xiazhou下川岛 Xiachuandao
- sonSuiqing, Qiqing, Yiqing 遂卿、奇卿、益卿
- Settled三合 Sanhe
- Yiqing branch (Wangbei) 益卿房(旺北)
- Settled凤山 Fengshan
- Settled花瓶 Huaping
- descendantThe Zhen of Haiyan 海宴甄氏
- Settled凤山 Fengshan大菱荷 Dalinghe
Where the surname lives, by town - the sources do not say which branch:
- The 甄 families by town
- 冲蒌 Chonglou霞州 Xiazhou
- ElsewhereGuanghai, Sanhe, Duanfen, Baisha, Xiachuandao and other areas 广海、三合、端芬、白沙、下川岛等地区
The line in detail
帝舜
Histories and genealogies record that the Zhen are descendants of Emperor Shun. One account says Shun made pottery on the riverbank, and his descendants took Zhen as their clan name; another says that in the time of King Lie of Zhou, Chen Tong went over to the Zhou, and the King of Zhou, because Shun had held the office of potter, named his clan Zhen. Huang Chun, a jinshi of the Wanli period of the Ming, also says in his "Preface to the Zhen Genealogy" that the old genealogies say Shun made pottery on the riverbank, and so the sense of zhen tao, making pottery, was taken and Zhen became the clan name.
史籍和谱牒记载甄姓属帝舜的后裔。一说舜陶甄河滨,其后以甄为氏;一说周烈王时陈通奔周,周王以舜居陶甄之职,命为甄氏。明万历进士黄淳《甄氏族谱·序》亦称古谱谓舜陶于河滨,遂取甄陶之义,而以甄为氏。
The line below: how it relates to the one above, its sources do not say.
Zhen Ji Distant ancestor of Shunhe's family[1][2][edit]
甄济 舜河家族远祖
Under the Tang, vice director in the Ministry of Rites, editorial director and concurrently attendant censor, and secretary to the heir apparent
唐朝礼部员外郎、著作郎兼侍御史、太子舍人
A man of Wuji, Dingzhou; moved from Wuji to Weizhou (today Jixian, Henan); Zhen Jinzhuo's article has him moving to Weihui Prefecture, Henan
定州无极人,从无极迁卫州(今河南汲县);甄进灼文作迁居河南卫辉府
Zhen Jinzhuo's article names Zhen Chen and Zhen Ji as distant ancestors of Shunhe's family, with their ancestral home in Wuji County, Hebei.
甄进灼文称舜河家族远祖为甄琛、甄济,祖籍河北无极县。
甄廷宣
Passed the jinshi examination under Emperor Gaozong of the Southern Song, served as compiler of the national history, and went out to serve as prefect of Anqing Prefecture, Nanjing
南宋高宗时考取进士,任国史撰修,出仕南京安庆府知府事
Settled in Anqing
定居安庆
Sources differ: Zhen Bingchang's article, following the "Zhen Genealogy" compiled jointly by Wangbei and Xiakeng, has "Tingxuan"; Zhen Jinzhuo's article has "Yanxuan".
甄炳昌文据旺北、霞坑合修《甄氏族谱》作「廷宣」,甄进灼文作「延宣」。
Zhen Shanqing The first of the Zhen surname to come to Guangdong[1][2][3][edit]
甄善庆 最初入粤的甄姓人
Jinshi of the guichou year of Shaoxi under Emperor Guangzong of the Southern Song (1193); judge of Nanxiong Prefecture, Guangdong
南宋光宗绍熙癸丑(1193)科进士,任广东南雄府推官
Lived originally in Anqing; came to live in Guangdong because of his post, and died in office. Had two sons: the eldest, Jingfu, took the family and escorted his father's coffin back to Anqing Prefecture; the second was Jingxian.
原居安庆,因任职而流寓广东,卒于任上。生二子:长子景福携眷扶父灵柩回安庆府;次子景贤。
甄景贤
Settled at Zhujili, Nanxiong (Zhen Jinzhuo's article has the Second Lane of Zhujili)
定居南雄珠玑里(甄进灼文作珠矶里第二巷)
Had four sons: Rujin, Rubi (that is, Shunhe), Rugui and Ruxi. In the 9th year of Xianchun the brothers moved south with the people; Rugui and Ruxi drowned when their boat capsized in a typhoon at Lianjiangkou; Rujin escaped, but nothing is recorded of his descendants.
生四子:如金、如璧(即舜河)、如圭、如锡。咸淳九年兄弟随民南迁,如圭、如锡在连江口遇台风翻船遭溺,如金幸免,其后代无记载。
1st generation Zhen Shunhe Taboo name Yizhao, courtesy name Qunfang, art name Shunhe; childhood name Rubi 1st-generation migrant ancestor of the Guangdong Zhen[1][2][3][4][5][6][edit]
一世 甄舜河 讳亿兆,字群芳,号舜河;小名如璧 广东甄族始迁一世祖
Born on the 14th day of the 3rd lunar month of the yimao year of Qingyuan of the Song (1195); died in 1274, aged eighty
生于宋庆元乙卯年(1195)农历三月十四日;一二七四年去世,享寿八十岁
Moved in the Xianchun period of the Southern Song from Zhujili, Nanxiong, to Dayuezhen Village, Gangzhou (today Xinhui)
南宋咸淳年间由南雄珠玑里迁居冈州(今新会)大岳甄村
Second son of Jingxian. Wives: née Xu, née Mei and née Huang; had a son, Shimao. When they moved south in the 9th year of Xianchun, four generations lived together. He and his wives died and were buried at Yamenshan, Gugangzhou. The Zhen genealogies of Guangdong all record him as the founding ancestor; the "Zhen Family Genealogy of Sanhe, Duanfen, Baisha, Doushan and Duhu Towns, Taishan City", compiled by Zhen Songzhao in 2004, also takes him as the first migrant ancestor.
景贤次子。妣徐氏、梅氏、黄氏,生子世茂。咸淳九年南迁时四世同堂。考妣卒葬古冈州崖门山。广东甄姓族谱都记载他为开始祖;2004年甄松照编《台山市三合.端芬.白沙.斗山.都斛镇甄氏家谱》亦以他为始迁祖。
Sources differ: Age when he moved south: Zhen Bingchang's article quotes seventy-nine; Zhen Jinzhuo's "An Inquiry into the Story of Zhen Shunhe Gong's Move South and the Founding of the Clan" has 78. The village he first lived in: Zhen Bingchang's article, citing the genealogy, has "Sheshui Village"; the "Preface to the Zhen Genealogy" of Wangbei, Kaiping, and the "Taishan County Gazetteer of Local Lore" have "Shashui Village". Childhood name: Zhen Bingchang's article writes Rubi with the character for "wall"; Zhen Jinzhuo's article and Huang Chun's preface write it with the character for "jade disc". Where he moved to: Zhen Bingchang's article and others have Dayuezhen Village, Gangzhou (today Xinhui); the abstract of the "Zhen Family Genealogy of Sanhe, Duanfen, Baisha, Doushan and Duhu Towns, Taishan City", compiled by Zhen Songzhao in 2004, as recorded in a genealogy catalog, has "at the end of the Southern Song, to escape the turmoil, moved to Taishan City, Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province".
南迁时年岁:甄炳昌文所引作七十九岁,甄进灼「甄舜河公南迁开族情缘探究」作78岁。原居之村:甄炳昌文引族谱作「涉水村」,开平旺北《甄氏族谱·序》及《台山县乡土志》作「沙水村」。小名:甄炳昌文作「如壁」,甄进灼文及黄淳序作「如璧」。迁居地:甄炳昌文等作冈州(今新会)大岳甄村;家谱目录所录2004年甄松照编《台山市三合.端芬.白沙.斗山.都斛镇甄氏家谱》摘要作「南宋末年,因避乱,迁广东省江门市台山市」。
Source text (Chinese)
這次子如壁﹐就是廣東甄族『始遷一世祖』甄舜河
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生于宋慶元乙卯年(公元一一九五年) 農曆三月十四日﹐妣徐氏﹑梅氏﹑黃氏﹐生子世茂。咸淳年間由南雄珠璣里涉水村遷居岡州(今廣東省新會市) 大岳甄村
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當時他已七十九歲
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一二七四年﹐舜河公去世﹐享壽八十歲
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南宋度宗咸淳九年(公元一二七三年) ﹐隨著漢民族第三次南遷大潮﹐舜河公由南雄遷珠江三角洲
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而是四世同堂的文明仕族
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廣東省所有甄姓人的族譜﹐都記載著同一個開始祖--甄舜河
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广东甄族始祖甄舜河公,小名如璧,又名亿兆,别字群芳。生于南宋庆元元年(1195)
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到咸淳九年(1273)南迁四邑时,已经78岁
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一世祖讳亿兆,字群芳,号舜河
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原系南雄珠玑里沙水村人
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考妣卒葬于古冈州崖门山
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如璧兄弟亦率族南遷
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舜河太祖由珠玑巷沙水村来,初住古冈州大岳甄村
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台山市三合.端芬.白沙.斗山.都斛镇甄氏家谱
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编者 甄松照 年代 2004
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始迁祖甄舜河
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南宋末年,因避乱,迁广东省江门市台山市
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2nd generation Zhen Shimao Taboo name Yunsun[1][2][4][edit]
二世 甄世茂 讳云孙
Shunhe's only son. At the time of the Song affair of Consort Hu, he left the family property with his father and moved to Gugangzhou; he was sixty-two when they moved south.
舜河独子。值宋胡妃之变,随父弃家业徙居古冈州,南迁时六十二岁。
Sources differ: Age when they moved south: Zhen Bingchang's article quotes sixty-two; Zhen Jinzhuo's article has 60 (and writes the name Shimao with a different second character).
南迁时年岁:甄炳昌文所引作六十二岁,甄进灼文作60岁(文作「世贸」)。
3rd generation Zhen Keli[1][2][4][edit]
三世 甄可立
Shunhe's eldest grandson; forty-one when they moved south. His tomb is in Taishan.
舜河长孙,南迁时四十一岁。墓在台山。
son4th generation Zhen Sushan Name Jinshan, taboo name Suiliang, courtesy name Sushan Founding ancestor of Wangbei and Xiakeng[1][2][4][edit]
四世 甄素善 名金山,讳遂良,字素善 旺北、霞坑始祖
Granted by imperial patent the title of Grand Master of Remonstrance
诰封谏议大夫
With Shida, led the clan west from Dayuezhen Village, Xinhui, to Dexingdu, Xinning (today around Xinchang, Kaiping City); lived first at Wangbei, later branching to Xiakeng
与仕达率族自新会大岳甄村西迁新宁德行都(今开平市新昌一带),始居旺北,后分支霞坑
Eldest son of Keli; twenty when Shunhe moved south. Versed in the classics and histories and skilled in geomancy, he and his son Rili chose Wangbei to build a hall, and he moved from Zhencun to Wangbei and is called its earliest ancestor. He had five sons and thirteen grandsons. His tomb is at Yamen, Xinhui, beside the grave of the ancestor Shunhe.
可立长子,舜河南迁时二十岁。通经史,精堪舆,与子日丽择旺北建堂,自甄村徙居旺北,称鼻祖。有五子十三孙。墓在新会崖门舜河祖坟侧。
Moved away to: Wangbei 旺北, Xiakeng 霞坑
son5th generation Zhen Yunshi Courtesy name Rili; called Nanzhen Gong[1][4][edit]
五世 甄云谥 字日丽,称南镇公
Served as governor of Donglai and as vice commissioner of education of Yunnan
官任东莱太守、云南提学副宪
Eldest son of Sushan; chose the site with his father and moved to Wangbei. Built the Rili Academy at Xianhu, Guangzhou. Had five sons: Chouqing lived at Xiakeng; the descendants of the second son, Yuqing, live in the city of Xinhui; the descendants of Suiqing, Qiqing and Yiqing live at Wangbei.
素善长子,随父择址迁居旺北。在广州仙湖建有日丽书院。生五子:畴卿居霞坑;次子余卿裔居新会城;遂卿、奇卿、益卿裔居旺北。
Sources differ: Name: Zhen Bingchang's article has "Yunshi"; the "Preface to the Zhen Genealogy" of Wangbei, Kaiping, has "Yunyi".
名:甄炳昌文作「云谥」,开平旺北《甄氏族谱·序》作「云溢」。
Moved away to: Wangbei 旺北
6th generation Suiqing, Qiqing, Yiqing[1][2][edit]
六世 遂卿、奇卿、益卿
Descendants live at Wangbei
裔居旺北
Yunshi's other three sons. Their descendants branched out to Sanhe in Taishan, Pancun Village in Jinji Town, Kaiping, and Guangxi.
云谥其余三子。后代分支台山三合、开平金鸡镇盘村和广西。
Settled: 三合 Sanhe
Moved away to: Wangbei 旺北, Pancun Village, Jinji Town, Kaiping 开平金鸡镇盘村, Guangxi 广西
3rd generation Zhen Degu[1][2][5][edit]
三世 甄德固
Recommended as filial and incorrupt (xiaolian) under the Song; appointed by the emperor a Grand Master of the Five Horses; promoted to governor of Yan'an, Shaanxi
宋孝廉,钦授五马大夫,官升陕西延安太守
Shunhe's second grandson. Built academies in both Guangzhou and Xinhui. Eldest son: Shineng. Shida's line honors him as the founding ancestor of Shihai and Lechong. His tomb is in Taishan. The "Taishan County Gazetteer of Local Lore" says Degu Gong lived at Shihai.
舜河次孙。在广州、新会都建有书院。长子仕能。仕达一支奉他为石海、簕冲始祖。墓在台山。《台山县乡土志》称德固公居石海。
descendant4th generation Zhen Shida Kequan[1][2][edit]
四世 甄仕达 可权
With Sushan, led the clan west to Dexingdu, Xinning; lived first at Shihai, later branching to Lechong
与素善率族西迁新宁德行都,始居石海,后分支簕冲
Had three sons and thirteen grandsons; honored Degu of the 3rd generation as founding ancestor. The three sons: the descendants of the eldest, Lianshan, live at Shihai; the second, Taishan, moved from Shihai to Xiantang, Kaiping; the descendants of the third, Yunshan, live at Lechong. His tomb is at Yamen, Xinhui, beside the grave of the ancestor Shunhe.
有三子十三孙,奉三世德固为始祖。三子:长连山裔居石海;次台山由石海迁居开平仙塘;三云山裔居簕冲。墓在新会崖门舜河祖坟侧。
Moved away to: Shihai 石海, Lechong 簕冲
son5th generation Zhen Yunshan[1][2][edit]
五世 甄云山
Descendants live at Lechong
裔居簕冲
Third son of Shida. His descendants branched out to Huaping in Taishan, Yangjiang City, Shixing County, Suixi County, Huizhou and other places; Zhen Jinzhuo's article has "the descendants of Kunze of the 6th generation live at Huaping, Taishan".
仕达三子。后代分支台山花瓶、阳江市、始兴县、遂溪县和惠州等地;甄进灼文作「六世昆泽裔居台山花瓶」。
Settled: 花瓶 Huaping
Moved away to: Lechong 簕冲, Yangjiang City 阳江市, Shixing County 始兴县, Suixi County 遂溪县, Huizhou 惠州
The Zhen of Haiyan[1][2][5][7][edit]
海宴甄氏
From the 1st year of Qianlong of the Qing, descendants of the four branch lines of Wangbei, Shihai, Lechong and Xiakeng moved in many waves to the Haiyan area of Taishan (today Haiyan Town and Wencun Town, Taishan City)
清乾隆元年起,旺北、石海、簕冲、霞坑四房系子孙先后多批迁往台山海宴地区(今台山市海宴镇和汶村镇)
The "Taishan County Gazetteer of Local Lore" lists the Zhen of Haiyan among those who came to Taishan from Zhuji Lane, Nanxiong, and records that the great ancestor Shunhe first lived at Dayuezhen Village, Gugangzhou, then moved to Matigang, and later to Chuantoushi, Xinchang, where the family grew into four villages; in the Guangxu period descendants of the four villages took up the tidal flats and built two enclosures, the new and the old, with 93 villages in all and more than 5,600 men and women; there are ancestral halls of the great ancestor and of Zanye Gong, a Zhen ancestral hall at Fengshan, and another ancestral hall at Dalinghe. Zhen Bingchang's 1996 article says the Haiyan area has 3,681 households and 15,694 people descended from Shunhe, living in 107 villages.
《台山县乡土志》列海宴甄氏为自南雄珠玑巷迁入台山者,载舜河太祖初住古冈州大岳甄村,再迁马蹄冈,后迁新昌船头石,繁衍四村;光绪时四村子孙承领海坦,建新旧两围,共93村,男女5600多人;有太祖、赞业公祠,凤山有甄氏宗祠,大菱荷亦有宗祠。1996年甄炳昌文称海宴地区有舜河子孙三千六百八十一户、一万五千六百九十四人,聚居村落一百零七条。
Settled: 凤山 Fengshan, 大菱荷 Dalinghe
Source text (Chinese)
從清乾隆元年(公元一七三六年) 起﹐旺北﹑石海﹑簕沖﹑霞坑﹑四房系子孫﹐先後向台山海宴地區進行規模較大的多批移民﹐在該地逐漸形成了甄氏宗族聚居的鄉村
[1]先后向台山海宴地区(今台山市海宴镇和汶村镇)移民
[2]海晏地區現有舜河子孫三千六百八十一戶﹐一萬五千六百九十四人﹐聚居村落一百零七條
[1]由南雄珠玑巷迁徙至台山境内的
[7]海宴的甄氏
[7]舜河太祖由珠玑巷沙水村来,初住古冈州大岳甄村,再迁马蹄冈,后迁新昌船头石,繁衍4村
[5]光绪时,4村子孙承领
[5]海坦,建新旧两围,共93村,男女5600多人。有太祖、赞业公祠,甄氏宗祠于凤山,大菱荷亦有宗祠
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Where they live[edit]
Zhen Bingchang's 1996 article: by an incomplete count, more than 25,000 people surnamed Zhen in Taishan City; Zhen Jinzhuo's article also gives 25,000 in Taishan City.[1][2]
1996年甄炳昌文:据不完全统计,台山市甄姓二万五千多人;甄进灼文亦作台山市25000人。
| 海宴 Haiyan |
· 3,681 households and 15,694 people descended from Shunhe, living in 107 villages 舜河子孙三千六百八十一户,一万五千六百九十四人,聚居村落一百零七条[1] Source text (Chinese)
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| 冲蒌 Chonglou | 霞州 Xiazhou [1] |
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Guanghai, Sanhe, Duanfen, Baisha, Xiachuandao and other areas 广海、三合、端芬、白沙、下川岛等地区 [1] Source text (Chinese)
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A place with a link was matched to its village page within the same town; the others are as the sources write them. See the villages of the 甄 surname.
References[edit]
- Zhen Bingchang (pen name Zhen Ren), "The Origins of the Zhen Surname in China and the Zhen Genealogies of Lingnan", July 1996, a paper for the International Symposium on Lingnan History and Culture (Brigham Young University, Utah, United States), in the "Shunhe Record of Accounts" (1937–1997 special issue) of the Zhen Shunhe Tang of San Francisco; transcribed on the website of Gin Sun Hall (the Zhen Shunhe Tang of San Francisco) 甄炳昌(笔名甄人):「中国甄姓源流与岭南甄氏族谱」,1996年7月,岭南历史与文化国际学术研讨会(美国犹他州杨百翰大学)论文,载三藩市甄舜河堂《舜河征信录》(1937—1997特刊);Gin Sun Hall(三藩市甄舜河堂)网站转录
- Zhen Jinzhuo (editor-in-chief of the "Shunhe Overseas Chinese Magazine", Guangdong), "An Inquiry into the Story of Zhen Shunhe Gong's Move South and the Founding of the Clan", reposted on the Zupu Wang genealogy website's Yanhuang Zhen Clan site (source: China Zhen Clan website), November 1, 2016 甄进灼(广东《舜河侨刊》主编):「甄舜河公南迁开族情缘探究」,族谱网·炎黄甄氏网转载(文章来源:中华甄氏网),2016年11月1日
- Chen Wutong, "The Spirit and Character of the Zhuji Lane Migrants", website of the China Review Academic Publishers (quoting Huang Chun's "Preface to the Zhen Genealogy") 陈梧桐:「珠玑巷迁民的精神品格」,中国评论学术出版社网站(引黄淳《甄氏族谱序》)
- Excerpts from the "Preface to the Zhen Genealogy" of Wangbei, Kaiping (a handwritten copy held by the Kaiping Archives), and the "Preface to the Zhen Genealogy" of Xinhui (written by Huang Chun in the gengchen year of Wanli of the Ming), "Zhen Genealogy Preface 1" on the Zupu Wang genealogy website's Yanhuang Zhen Clan site 开平旺北《甄氏族谱·序》(誊抄本,开平档案馆藏)及新会《甄氏族谱·序》(明万历庚辰,黄淳撰)摘录,族谱网·炎黄甄氏网「甄氏族谱序一」
- "The Xinhui Chongque Delta Area" in "Song Dynasty Migrants from Zhuji Lane and the Agricultural Development of the Pearl River Delta" (reposted on the Zupu Wang genealogy website's Yanhuang Zhang Clan site on April 14, 2014, without author or book title; its section "3. Taishan City" has the same surname entries, in the same order and words, as the "Taishan County Gazetteer of Local Lore" carried in that book as quoted by Huang Renfu); the Taishan section quotes the "Taishan County Gazetteer of Local Lore" 《宋代珠玑巷迁民与珠江三角洲农业发展》所载「新会冲缺三角洲区」(族谱网·炎黄张氏网2014年4月14日转载,未署作者和书名;其「3.台山市」一节与黄仁夫所引该书所载《台山县乡土志》的姓氏条目同序同文);台山一节引《台山县乡土志》
- "Zhen Family Genealogy of Sanhe, Duanfen, Baisha, Doushan and Duhu Towns, Taishan City (Taishan City, Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province)" (compiled by Zhen Songzhao, 2004, 1 volume), genealogy database, genealogy catalog of the Chinese Roots website 「台山市三合.端芬.白沙.斗山.都斛镇甄氏家谱(广东省江门市台山市)」(甄松照编,2004年,1册),家谱数据库·华人寻根网家谱目录
- Huang Renfu, "The Southward Migration of the Zhuji Lane People and the Origins of the Taishan People", "Xinning Magazine", 2014, no. 1, p. 17 (quoting the "Taishan County Gazetteer of Local Lore" as carried in "Song Dynasty Migrants from Zhuji Lane and the Agricultural Development of the Pearl River Delta") 黄仁夫:「珠玑巷人南迁与台山人的来由」,《新宁杂志》2014年第1期,第17页(转引《宋代珠玑巷迁民与珠江三角洲农业发展》所载《台山县乡土志》)
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