The order is: parents, ancestors, great-grandfathers, great-great-grandfathers, heavenly ancestors, fierce ancestors, great-great-grandfathers, distant ancestors and original ancestors.
The next order is: son, grandson, great-great-grandson, great-great-grandson, great-grandson, great-grandson, great-grandson.
From small to large: ear, cloud, Shang, fork, lai, Xuan, Zeng, sun, son, father, ancestor, Zeng, Gao, Tian, Lie, Tai, Yuan and nose.
A Brief Introduction to "Eighteen Generations of Ancestors"
Foreword title: Parents are the ones who gave birth to themselves, fathers are ancestors, grandfathers are great-grandfathers, great-grandfathers are heavenly ancestors, great-grandfathers are great-grandfathers, great-grandfathers are great-grandfathers, great-grandfathers are great-grandfathers, great-grandfathers are great-grandfathers.
Namely: father, ancestor, Zeng, Gao, Tian, Lie, Tai, Yuan and Nose. The book says: because people are pregnant, the nose is shaped first, so the originator is the originator.
Appellations are in the following order: father's son is a son, son is a grandson, grandson's son is a great-grandson, great-grandson's son is a great-grandson, great-grandson's son is a great-grandson, and great-grandson's son is a great-grandson.
Namely: Zi, Sun, Zeng, Xuan, Lai, Bi (kūn), Shang, Yun and Er. The book says: people who listen to their grandchildren call their ancestors far away, but only hear their eyes and ears. "Ancestors, generations, nine generations." To prove it!
In the concept of the ancients, when people were in the stomach, the nose grew first, so the oldest ancestor was called the originator. Another interesting thing is that the ancients called the descendants of the previous generation "second grandchildren" in the next nine generations.
Because the second grandson is too far away from his ancestors, he has never seen it, but he has only heard of it.
So, with this title. From the ear to the nose, there is not a bundle on the face. I didn't expect there to be a gap of 18 generations from generation to generation. What our ancestors left behind is really interesting.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia _ Eighteen Generations Ancestors