Jinwenjing Town, one of the five ancient towns in Pengxi, has a history of more than 1000 years. The old site was originally named Wen Well Site, which was initially built. Laochang originally belonged to Xichong (after liberation, it was assigned to Pengxi County). The old yard is small, with only one street, which was originally divided into two rows, and the eaves water dripped into the small ditch every time. There are several big teahouses in the old land. One is the teahouse with clear rudder in the lower row of the main street, the Wangxing teahouse near the corner of Jishi in the upper row, and the "Duofangyuan" teahouse and restaurant in the lower row. There is a small street at the lower right of Guan Yue Temple, which is the entrance of the old field. Besides, Jishixiang Street is very simple. There is an old rice market slope beside Jishi Lane, which is the rice market, chicken, duck, pig and sheep market, etc. And it is on the spot on the fourth day of the first lunar month. On the main street, a gate was built from the foot of Guan Yue Temple to the neck of Goose Neck. Neighbors hired a "caretaker" to open the door at dawn and lock the door at night.
There is a big yard outside Jishixiang Street in the old factory, which is the home of Wang Xingmo, a wealthy businessman, and there are many Wang Xingren nearby. Further on, there is Yuejiazui, where there used to be a stone arch bridge, and most people living nearby are Yue people. Walking along a stone road for two or three miles is the Jingzhong Temple (Flower Ancestral Temple) of Yue, and the residents near the ancestral temple are all surnamed Yue.
"Jingzhong Hall" was built on the 10th day of the mid-winter month in the 17th year of Qing Daoguang. Covering an area of about one acre, it is equipped with horse racing and martial arts venues. There are flower ridges on the roof of the ancestral hall gate. The entrance is the theater, and there are painted porcelain ridges on the roof, all of which are operas inlaid with fine porcelain, with palace-style patterns, and anchovies are molded at both ends of the ridge, head down and tail up, so people call it the Flower Ancestral Hall. There are bookstores on both sides of the theater, and the main hall of the ancestral hall is a few steps away from the theater. The temple ridge is also made of flower ridges like a theater. In the center of the hall is a statue of Marshal Yue Fei, a famous anti-gold star in the Southern Song Dynasty. He wore a handsome helmet, dressed all over, and had a five-lock green beard, which was solemn and solemn. On both sides are Yue Yun and Zhang Xian (Zhang Xian, the adopted son of Yue Fei, was killed by Qin Gui together with Yue Fei). Yue Yun is holding a pair of bronze hammers, and Zhang Xian is holding a pair of bronze hammers. These statues are all made of gold. Shrine sculpture, color painting. There is a house on the left side of the main hall of the ancestral temple, which is used in Tomb-Sweeping Day every year. There is a building on the right side of the hall, which is the same as the left side. There are men's and women's toilets outside, which are managed by the original patriarch. According to the Genealogy of Wang Zhongwu written by Yue Ziming and Yue Chuming, the twenty-seventh king of Yue Zhongwu in the 16th year of the Republic of China, and the Genealogy handed down by Erjingzi in Yanting County in the 17th year of the Republic of China, the origin of Yue's surname is briefly described as follows:
Yue Fei (1103—1142), a famous anti-Jin general in the Southern Song Dynasty, was born in Tangyin, Henan. At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, he joined the army. Since the third year of Emperor Gaozong Jianyan's reign (1 129), in order to prevent Jin Jun from going south, making three northern expeditions, and recovering vast areas such as Henan and Hebei, he has been bent on "going straight to Huanglong and welcoming the two saints". But peace was reached between Song Gaozong, Zhao Gou and Qin Gui in Phase 0. In the 11th year of Shaoxing (1 142), Yue Fei was killed on a trumped-up charge. Yue Fei, who is brave in the world and is both civil and military, once wrote the word "Man Jiang Hong" with patriotic enthusiasm, which inspired the patriotic enthusiasm of the Chinese nation. During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, this word was accompanied by vigorous and tragic tunes, which inspired countless benevolent scholars.
After Yue Fei was killed, his family was rushed to Hainan Island. Many people surnamed Yue are afraid of implicating others, changing their surnames to Le, or fleeing to other provinces. It was not until after Song Xiaozong ascended the throne 1 163 that Yuefei's third son, Yue Lin's sons, York, Hu Yuan and Song Xiaozong, wrote to their families asking for the building of Jingzhong Hall. At that time, some people settled in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, some people settled in Shandong, and some people settled in Hubei, Hunan and Guangdong. Until the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty in Sichuan, one of the immigrants named Yue moved from Xiaogan in Macheng, Hubei Province to Erjingzi, namely Jinjichang in Yanting County. A few years later, it moved from a branch of Jinji Factory to Xipengwen Well Site to thrive. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, the ethnic Vietnamese became increasingly prosperous. In the Republic of China 17, Yue Lv Heng and Yue invited fourteen representatives (Li Zhai), Yue Tilian (No.Ji Zhou), Yue Basheng (No.Cui Xuan), Yue (No.Xiangzhou), Yue (No.Wei San) and Yue Tiao (No.Junrong) to respond to Yue's letter. The descendants of Yue in Jin Wenjing Town are all descendants of Yue Fei's third son, and their genealogy is marked with "algebra". In addition to the Jingzhong Temple (Flower Ancestral Temple) which was built on a large scale in the early Qing Dynasty, there were also small ancestral temples in Shiyan Bay, the eighth brigade of Jinwenjing, and Qinggang Bay, the tenth brigade of Jinwenjing, at the end of the Republic of China. After liberation, the ancestral temple still existed and was partially destroyed when the Cultural Revolution broke capitalism.
After the Yue family migrated from the 17th generation of Yue Fei to Wenjing, it has been propagated to the 35th generation.
Yue Fei (1103-1142), a native of Tangyin, Xiangzhou (now Henan), was an outstanding strategist and strategist in the Northern Song Dynasty. Yue Fei's father Yue and his mother Yao Shi have been farming for generations. As a teenager, Yue Fei learned archery and gun skills from Zhou Tong and Chen Guang successively, and became the strongest martial artist in the county. However, due to his poor family, he later came to Xiangzhou (now Anyang) to "make a living as a guest in the Han and Wei Dynasties." At the beginning of the 4th year of Xuanhe (1 122), Yue Fei joined the army for the first time. In October of the same year, during the Northern Song Dynasty's attack on Liao, Yue Fei arrived in Yanjing, Liao country.
The eldest son of Yue Yun national hero Yue Fei (also called adopted son) is a rare outstanding young hero in the history of China. He is generous and brave, and he is quite fatherly. He has repeatedly made meritorious military service in the invasion of nomads from the army and won every battle. However, he and his father Yue Fei and Zhang Xian were killed on the first 1 1 New Year's Eve in Shaoxing. He died at the age of 22. Yue Yun, the word should be auspicious, and the number must be clear. Yue Yun is from Tangyin, Xiangzhou, Henan. In the 30th year of Shaoxing in Yue Yun (1 16 1), Yue Yun was buried at the foot of Qixia Mountain in Hangzhou after Song Xiaozong rehabilitated Yue Fei and his son. Postscript Song Xiaoyueyun++
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