Speaking of Puning, we have to talk about the entire Chaoshan area! ~ According to the atlas of Guangdong Province: Puning County was established in the 42nd year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1563), and was named "General Tranquility". In 1993, the county was removed and a city was established (

County-level city). The city covers an area of ??1,519 square kilometers, has a population of 1.856 million, and governs 19 towns, 1 township, and 5 street offices. The municipal government is located in Liusha Town. It is a famous hometown of overseas Chinese in Guangdong Province. Puning is located in the eastern part of Guangdong Province.

The western border of the Chaoshan Plain is located at 115°43'--116°1' east longitude and 23°05'--23°31' north latitude. The Tropic of Cancer runs through the northern part of the territory and is in the same time zone as Beijing.

Jieyang is one of the earliest ancient counties recorded in historical records in the Chaoshan area. It is also known as the "Three Yangs" together with Haiyang and Chaoyang.

Long before Ngee An County and later Chaozhou County, there existed Jieyang District and Jieyang County.

The customary name is "Ancient Jieyang" to distinguish it from Jieyang County after the establishment of independent administrative divisions.

Jieyang County in Jiayi was established in the sixth year of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (121 AD), but the jurisdiction of Jieyang County at that time was much larger than the current Jieyang.

In 1980, the Chaoshan area was split into three cities: Shantou, Chaozhou and Jieyang.

Jieyang City governs Puning, Jiexi, Huilai, and the newly added Jiedong County.

Jieyang Rongcheng is the residence of Jieyang City.

The jurisdiction of Puning City, Puning, was originally part of Chaoyang County.

In the 42nd year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty, the imperial court issued an edict to separate the three capitals of Yangwu, Huangkeng and Rongshui from Chaoyang County and place them in Puning County.

In the 15th year of Wanli, Yangwu and Rongshui were ceded to the jurisdiction of Chaoyang County. In the early Qing Dynasty, the above two capitals were returned to the jurisdiction of Puning County.

Therefore, in many old genealogies, when talking about the place of migration, Chaoyang and Puning are often confused.

In fact, the Puning Huang family is an important branch of the Chaoshan Huang family. There are about 150,000 people with the Huang surname in the city, accounting for about one-tenth of the total population of Puning. It ranks second in population, second only to the Chen surname.

Clan members surnamed Huang are distributed throughout the city.

17 towns and 2 farms.

There are 102 villages in the city where people surnamed Huang live together.

There are people with one surname in a village, and there are also people who live in harmony with other surnames.

According to the survey, 12 villages including Mazha live in Liusha Town; 8 villages including Xishe and Southwest live in Zhanlong Town; 6 villages including Huizhai live in Dananshan Town; and 6 villages live in Meizhou.

There are 4 villages including Sikeng in Tang Town, 4 villages including Gaoming living in Chiwei Town, 3 villages including Radius living in Dam Town, and 3 villages including Pushangliao living in Liaoyuan Town.

There are 9 villages including Yutang living in Hongyang Town, 2 villages including Landou living in Nanxi Town, 6 villages including Shanhou living in Guangtai Town, and Wufu living in Chigang Town.

There are 3 villages including Yuyu, 8 villages including Nanpo live in Qilin Town, 7 villages including Moshikeng live in Nanjing Town, and 5 villages including Powu live in Xiajiashan Town.

There are 5 villages including Guling living in Shibei Town, 5 villages including Central Village living in Yunluo Town, 4 villages including Zhutou living in Lihu Town, and 3 villages including Xinxing living in Dachi Farm.

, as well as Liren Village in Ma'anshan Field, etc.

Among them, there are 8 villages including Dongpu Village in Liusha Town with a population of more than 5,000, 11 villages including Mazha Village in Liusha Town with a population of 3,000-5,000, and 25 villages with a population of 1,000-3,000 including Xiaxinpu Village in Yunluo Town.

There are 30 villages with a population of 500-1,000, including Moshi Village in Nanjing Town, 26 villages with a population of 100-500, including Xin'an Village in Hongyang Town, and 2 villages with a population of less than 100, including Shenqiankeng in Yunluo Town.

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Among them, the natural village with the largest population is Sikeng Village in Meitang Town, with nearly 8,000 people. The smallest population is Shangdong in Yunluo Town, with only more than 60 people.