The genealogy of Hou Shi in Tianjin is not divided into volumes (Qing Dynasty). Hou Xun et al. revised Qianlong forty-nine years (1784). The United States issued four rolls of banknotes;

The genealogy of Hou Shi in Nanpi, Hebei Province is not divided into volumes. Hou Guangli edited five volumes of Shi Yin Ben in the seventh year of the Republic of China (19 18). Note: Since the eighth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty, this has been revised three times.

5350 Genealogy of Hou Shi, Jiangsu, Volume 31 (Qing Dynasty) Hou Yingxian rebuilt 39 books of Movable Type in nave in Qing Dynasty in the second year of Qing Dynasty (19 10).

Jilin University;

535 1 Twelve volumes of genealogy of Hou Shi in Dongli, Xishan, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province (Qing Dynasty) Six movable-type books such as Hou Shoulian in the 22nd year of Qing Daoguang (1842).

Japan and the United States;

5352 The genealogy of Hou Shi in Dongli, Xishan, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province (Republic of China) was compiled by Hou Yuxue in the eighth year of the Republic of China (19 19).

American Institute of History (with two volumes and twenty-one volumes attached) Note: It was opened by Hou Xianchun in the thirty-first year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1603).

5353 Hou Shi Branch, Yinxian County, Zhejiang Province, the movable type book of the Republic of China is not divided into one book, Tianyi Pavilion;

The genealogy of Hou family in Xiating, Linhai, Zhejiang Province (volume □□ (Qing) preface) was engraved in the fifty-first year of Qing Qianlong (1786); Bo, Linhai County, Zhejiang Province (Volume III);

5355 The genealogy of Hou family in Xiating, Linhai, Zhejiang Province □□ Volume (Qing) Preface Qing Benguang twenty-nine years (1849) Preface Engraving Zhejiang Linhai Junbo (save volume 1 2);

5356 Family Tree of Hou Family in Xiating, Linhai, Zhejiang (Qing Dynasty) Chen Fuqu Qing Tongzhi Eleven Years (1872) Engraving Zhejiang Linhai Xuanbo (save volume1-7);

5357 Twelve Volumes of Hou Family Tree in Xiating, Linhai, Zhejiang Province (Republic of China) Li Ding compiled a wooden movable type book in the thirty-sixth year of the Republic of China (1947). Bo (save volume 1, 3, 6- 10), Linhai County, Zhejiang Province Zhujiaao, Shanxiatan Village, Shaodong Township, Linhai County, Zhejiang Province;

The genealogy of Hou Shi in Taixi, Nan 'an, Fujian Province is not divided into volumes (Qing Dynasty). Hu, Yu Jiaqing ten years (1806) compiled the book of wooden movable type.

Zhejiang map;

The genealogy of Hou Shi in Taixi, Nan 'an, Fujian Province is not divided into volumes (Qing Dynasty). Hou Baojiu and Hou Yun compiled two volumes of Muxing Calligraphy in the 29th year of Daoguang in Qing Dynasty (1849).

Zhejiang map; Note: The book mouth is engraved with the genealogy of Hou Shi in Shanggu, Kunyang.

The genealogy of Hou Shi in Taixi, Nan 'an, Fujian Province is not divided into volumes (Qing). Hou Qianfu and Hou Qiangua compiled three volumes of Wooden Movable Type in the 13th year of Tongzhi (1874).

Legend of Zhejiang: The book is engraved with the genealogy of Hou Shi in Shanggu County.

536 1 The genealogy of Hou Shi in Taixi, Nan 'an, Fujian Province is not divided into volumes (Qing Dynasty). In the 26th year of Guangxu (1900), Xia Zengrong compiled three volumes of Muxing Calligraphy. Map of Zhejiang.

Library Note: The book mouth is engraved with the genealogy of Hou Shi in Shanggu County.

The genealogy of Hou Shi in Taixi, Nan 'an, Fujian Province is not divided into volumes (Republic of China). Hou Zaiyuan and Hou Zaihui compiled Four Volumes of Wooden Movable Type in the 11th year of the Republic of China (1922).

Zhejiang Library;

5363 Hou Shi, Dayong County, Hunan Province, was divided into volumes (Qing Dynasty). Hou Changming, Hou Mingke and others revised the woodcut map of Henan, Japan and the United States in the 11th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1885).

5364 Hunan Xiangxiang Xiangxi Hou Shi's three-revision spectrum □□ Volume Qing Guangxu twenty-six years (1900) Movable type Hunan map (save volume13-l6);

5365 Hunan Hengshan Ruoyi Hou Shi III revised spectrum 16 volumes (Republic of China) Hou Yeshao Hou Shengyang and others revised Hou Jialin eleven years of the Republic of China compiled 12 volumes of movable type books (1922);

In 5366, in the seven years of the Republic of China (19 18), the Tang clan in Guangdong did not issue a book of notes.

The genealogy of Hou Shi in Qianjin Village, Panyu, Guangdong Province was not divided into volumes (Qing Dynasty). In the 12th year of Daoguang in Qing Dynasty, Hou Zicheng wrote the American Volume (1832).

The genealogy of Hou family in Hengtian Township, Nanhai, Guangdong Province is not divided into volumes (Republic of China). In the 22nd year of the Republic of China (1933), Hou Hengzhong compiled a banknote version of the Map of Zhongshan, Guangdong.

Note: It was first written in the thirty-sixth year of Ming Jiajing.

5369 Genealogy of Hou Shi in Jianyang, Sichuan, Volume 8, Volume 1 and Volume 1 (Republic of China) Shi Yin Ben, edited by Yan Zhengxiang in the thirty years of the Republic of China, has two volumes (1941); North map of Sichuan;

5370 Genealogy of Hou Shi, Shang Qi, Gaoxian County, Sichuan Province (Republic of China) Hou Jinze compiled notes in the 16th year of the Republic of China (1927). Note: Genealogy was first compiled in 48 years in Qingganlong, Gaoxian County, Sichuan Province.

537 1 The genealogy of Hou clan in Dengchuan, Eryuan, Yunnan Province is not divided into volumes (Qing). Hou Junrui wrote a note of the Republic of China and a map of Yunnan.

Hou Shi's genealogy in Binggang, New Territories, Hong Kong is not divided into volumes. Twenty-four years of the Republic of China (1935), written in a volume in the United States;

In 5373, Hou Cheng Hou Peng wrote five volumes of Northern Map in the 15th year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (18 10).

5374 Hou Shi Genealogy compiled by West Hou Shi Clan Association 1999 Guizhou Qianxi printed version with more than 200,000 words.

According to documents, Hou surname is an ancient and multi-source surname among nearly 10,000 surnames in China, and it is also a widely distributed surname, ranking 73rd among hundreds of surnames. There are 57 independent biographies of Hou people in Twenty-four History, and 12 1 person is included in China Personal Names Dictionary. Famous figures include: Hou Ying, a famous Wei, Hou Ba, a famous Han, Hou Jing, an artist in Sui Dynasty, Hou Bai, the first prime minister in Tang Dynasty, a minister in Northern Song Dynasty, a water conservancy expert, a writer in Qing Dynasty, Hou Han, a contemporary chemist, a medical scientist, a famous crosstalk artist, and Hou Jingru, vice chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

According to my years of research, there are about 10,000 Hou Shi families in Guilin counties (autonomous counties and districts), accounting for one fifth of the total population of Guilin. Their distribution is as follows: There are about 5,000 people in Xing 'an Hou Shi, and their ancestors are Hou Meng, the minister of the Northern Song Dynasty. Because of disagreement with the current prime minister, he was afraid of being killed by the nine clans and died skillfully in 1 120. For more than 800 years, his descendants have lived in nearly 30 villages, such as Fendong in Xing 'an Town, Linglong in Shang Gao Town, Dongyuan and LiuDonghe in Huajiang Yao Township, cultivated land and thrived. The surname of Hou in Lingui County is Hou Detian, the general of Zhu Yuanzhang in Ming Dynasty. He settled in Lingui Tea Cave, and his descendants lived in Tian Miao, Liangjiang Town, Yongfu County, and Grapes in Guling and Gaotian, Luo Jin, with about 65,438+0,000 people. There are about1/kloc-0 in lingchuan county. Hou Shi moved to Daxu, Lingchuan, and one of his descendants moved to the foot of Guiren Temple in Xing 'an, in the Song Dynasty. About 300 people surnamed Hou in Lipu County moved to Huahua to settle down. The surname of the resource is about 1 100 people. It is the surname of Hou in Jiangxi, who moved to Heping Shuidi, Huanglong, respectively, but moved from Liu Donghe in Huajiang Yao Township, Xing 'an. There are more than 600 people surnamed Hou in quanzhou county, who moved out of Pingyuan County and settled in Daxijiang Town. There are more than 100 people surnamed Hou in Daying Village, Limu Town, Gongcheng County, who moved from Xing 'an during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. There are more than 700 Hou surnames in Guanyang, who moved in from Lantian, Shang Gao and Lingui, Tian Miao, Xing 'an, and another one was changed from a minority to Hou surnames. Longsheng Hou, whose surname is about 1000, moved from Guanyang, Ziyuan, Chengbu and other places in Hunan to Pinghe. There are about 200 Hou surnames in downtown Guilin and Longtan Yanshan, and there are about 100 Hou surnames in Pingle and Yangshuo counties, all of whom are local Hou surnames.

For thousands of years, most people surnamed Hou lived in the mountainous area of northern Guangxi and the birthplace of the two rivers. They reclaimed wasteland in the mountainous area, developed mountain production, protected mountain resources and worked hard, and made their own contributions.

According to the genealogy of Hou Meng in Dongtian, Xing 'an, during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, 10 of Hou Meng's grandchildren from the sixth generation to the eleventh generation went to Beijing, Shandong, Shaanxi, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Hunan, Sichuan, Chongqing and other provinces and cities, but did not return to their hometown to reproduce.

Since the founding of New China, especially since the reform and opening-up, many young people surnamed Hou have gone to college, studied as graduate students or studied abroad. For example, Hou Bo of Xing 'an Town went to Japan for further study after graduating from Shanghai University. Four children and three children of Hou Guangnan, an underwater farmer in Meixiping, Ziyuan County, all graduated from university and became a high-level culture of Hou family.

Later, Zhongshan, whose real name was Hou, was adopted by Qiu, so it was changed. When Emperor Taizu was Emperor Taizu, he made great contributions to Pingliang State and worshipped as an official in the capital. Later, he gradually became an aristocratic family and became a branch of Chou Xing in the Central Plains.