The four great founders of Kanyu in southern Jiangxi

The four great founders of the Feng Shui Xing sect: Yang (poverty relief), Zeng (Wen Yi), Lai (Buyi), and Liao (Jin Jing).

Four Great Kanyu Patriarchs - Yang Junsong

Ming Yi, courtesy name Shumao and alias Junsong, is also known as "Yang Jie Poverty" by future generations. Douzhou people. He was born in the eighth year of Taihe (834 AD) of Emperor Wenzong of the Tang Dynasty and died in the third year of Tang Guanghua (900 AD). Yang Junsong was the national counselor of Emperor Xizong of the Tang Dynasty. He was the official of Jin Ziguanglu and was in charge of Lingtai geographical affairs. He was a famous geography and Feng Shui expert in the Tang Dynasty. Ming Yi, also known as Yi Xuan, is known as "Mr. Poverty Alleviation". Master Yang Gongxian's ancestral home is Douzhou Prefecture, Shandong Province. His father's name is Shuxian. He has three sons left. The eldest son is Junyi, the second is Junyi, and the third is Junsong. Immortal Master Yang Gong was named Junsong, with the courtesy name Yi and the title of Poverty Relief. He was born on the eighth day of the third lunar month in the Jiayin period of the Tang Dynasty. He studied poetry and calligraphy at a young age and read everything at a glance. At the age of seventeen, he passed the imperial examination and was appointed as the official Jin Ziguanglu. He was in charge of the imperial treasury of Qionglin. At the age of forty-five, due to the Huangchao Rebellion, he wanted to return to the mountains and forests. He met Jiutian Xuannv by chance and taught her the skills of astronomy and geography. Because he used geography and Feng Shui to make the poor rich, the world called him Mr. "Poverty Rescue", and later generations also called him "Yang Saves the Poverty". Legend has it that Yang Junsong devoted his life to the art of Feng Shui and helped those in need, but unfortunately he was killed by politicians in his later years. In his era, the Tang Empire had declined and the princes dominated. The prince who governed Qianzhou (now Ganzhou, Jiangxi) was Lu Guangchou. He had long had the ambition to dominate the world, so he established himself as king and was known as King Lu. In order to realize his dream, Lu Guangchou asked Yang Junsong to divine the emperor's land for him. After the divine fortune was obtained, his mother was reburied. At the banquet to thank Yang Junsong, Lu Guangchou asked Yang if there was still a place for the emperor for helping the poor? Yang Junsong replied: There are eighteen faces at a table, and the emperor can be seen in each face. Lu Guangchou didn't want others to get the emperor's land and compete with him for the world, so he poisoned the wine. After Yang Junsong noticed it, he immediately took his apprentice home. Unfortunately, when the boat arrived at Yaokou Dam in Yudu, the poison broke out. Yang Junsong asked his disciple Zeng Wenyi where this place was. Zeng Wenyi said it was Yaokou. Yang Junsong sighed: Medicine It's dead at the mouth! Revenge must be avenged. Before he died, he told Zeng Wenyu to persuade Lu Guangchou to install a water tiller at Moche Bay in Ganzhou. If a well was dug at the intersection, he would be the emperor from generation to generation. Zeng Wenyu was puzzled and asked about the mystery. Yang Junsong explained that Moche Bay built an ashes, singled out King Lu on his back, dug a well at the crossroads, and King Lu hanged himself. The digging of wells at different locations broke Ganzhou's "Emperor Qi" in Feng Shui and restrained Lu Guangchou. Later, Lu Guangchou really developed carbuncle on his back. The pain was unbearable and he hanged himself. Lu Guangchou (840-911), named Maoxi and Maoxi, was born in the famous Lu family in Qingyinli, Qianhua County, Qianzhou (now Ganzhou) (now Matian, Ningdu County). He was a famous scholar in Zhuozhou in the Han Dynasty. The grandson of Zhonglang General Lu Zhi was the leader of the peasant uprising in southern Jiangxi in the late Tang Dynasty, and was known as King Lu in the world. In the first year of Emperor Xizong's Guangqi reign (885), he led an uprising and soon occupied Qianzhou and appointed himself as governor. From then on, he began his 26-year reign in Qianzhou and became the leader with the longest reign in the history of Ganzhou. . At the same time, he was also an outstanding figure in the history of governance and development of southern Jiangxi, and an outstanding early hero of the Hakka ethnic group in southern Jiangxi. The Feng Shui couplet of Master Yang Junsong: Natural mountains and rivers are good for Feng Shui, the heaven and earth are good, the sky is good, and the sky is bright; the horizontal comment is: wind and water are rising. According to the records of Master Yang Junsong, posting this couplet on the door is good for Feng Shui.

The Four Great Kanyu Patriarchs - Zeng Wenyu

Zeng Wenyu was a disciple of Yang Junsong. Zeng Wenyu (854-916 AD), whose courtesy name was Suiyu and whose name was Yizhen, was born in Gegaxiao, Yudu, Jiangxi Province. A native of Hecun, he was born in the Jiaxu year of Dazhong in the Tang Dynasty (854) and died in the Bingzi year of the third year of Liang Zhenming (916) at the age of 63. His father was Zeng Defu. The elder brother Wen Xuan, the younger brother Wendi, Wenyu ranked second. Zeng Gong studied poetry and calligraphy when he was young, and he was familiar with the astronomical scriptures and the Huangting Neijing. When he was living in seclusion at Huanglong Temple in Yudu, he met Yang Gongyunsong by chance and got his careful guidance on the cunning bluebird, which led to the discovery of Kanyu Avenue. Sanliao was the founding ancestor of the Zeng family and was also the first disciple of Yang Jiupong. Yang Jiupong traveled all over the world and had no intention of stopping, but Zeng Wenyu wanted to find a piece of Jiji soil to settle down. One day, Zeng Wenyu found that Sanliao was a good place, so he told his master Yang Jiupong that he had found a place with "a gold plate and jade seal in the front and a parasol in the back for shade". If he lived there, his descendants could be officials for generations to come.

In order to follow Yang Gong sooner or later, he moved to Sanliao Village in Xingguo with his master. Later, he received the secret book of Qingnang passed down by Yang Gong himself. The couplet on the gate of the temple of Mr. Yang of the Liao Family of Sanliao, "The bamboo stick is green and the rivers and mountains of thousands of miles are returned under the stick; the green bag is so wonderful that one day the stars are hidden in the doctor" alludes to this story. Liao Yu is the author of "Huaiyu Jing", "Overlooking the Origin Song", "A Lamp" and other works handed down to the world.