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Where did Gexiang Village, Cheng Yue Town, Suixi County, Zhanjiang City move from?
Historically, many villages in Zhanjiang moved from Putian, Fujian.

In addition, it depends on the surname. People in the village may have migrated from different directions.

If you want to confirm, you'd better check the genealogy of the village, which is the most accurate.

Third, you can go to the county records office in Suixi County, which is also very easy to find.

Good luck!

In Zhanjiang area, if you ask a local casually where his ancestral home is, he will often tell you that he moved here from Fujian. The so-called Fujian refers to Putian County, Fujian Province at most. Tianhou Palace (also known as Tianfei Palace) can be seen everywhere along the coast of Zhanjiang. Now some temples still hang couplets such as "Lu Min Bourne flows to Guangdong, Leiyang Deze connects Putian". Why do so many Fujian Putian people migrate here in Zhanjiang area? Tracing back to the source, there are political, economic, historical, geographical and other reasons, the most important are: 1. Large-scale migration to escape the war; 2. Navigation and business life are here; 3. Go to the local area and settle here after becoming an official.

Zhanjiang area is mainly located in Leizhou Peninsula, which was sparsely populated in ancient times. The local aborigine is Ren Lei of Gubaiyue (often confused with Li nationality in modern times). By the Tang Dynasty, the imperial court had planned to "migrate Fujian people to Hezhou" (Tanghezhou now governs Xuwen, Haikang, Suixi and other counties), and began the history of Fujian people developing Leizhou Peninsula. By the Song Dynasty, some villages inhabited by Putian people had begun to take shape. For example, Huang Xun, the founder of Putian Leizhou Prefecture, settled in Pingheng Village, Suixi County after his official career. At the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty, Putian people moved to Liaoke Village in Suixi (named after their ancestors). In Song Yuannian (104 1), an official surnamed Ke in Putian was sentenced to Gaozhou, and he was born in Gaochuo, Wuchuan. During the Jiayou period (1056 ~ 1063), Putian people fled the war and moved to Ma Village, Wuchuantang. During the years of Taiping and Xingguo, Putian Wu Bao joined the army in the evening with Dr. Yin Lu, a Jinshi official, and later occupied Wuchuan as the ancestor of the village Wu surname. During the Southern Song Dynasty (1165 ~1173), Chen Jing, a native of Putian, was an official in Huazhou, and his second son, Chen Hunbu, lived in Pingcheng, Wuchuan. During the period of (1174 ~1189), people surnamed Yang in Putian traveled to Wuchuan, first lived in Pu, and then moved to Dongchong Village in Dashan River Town. In the first year of Longxing (1 163), Lin of Putian moved to Wuchuanxia Street, and the most famous descendant was Lin Zhaotang, the champion of the Qing Dynasty. During the first year of Qing Dynasty (1 195 ~ 1200), Wu moved from Putian to Nanliu Village, Xiashan, Zhanjiang. In the early years of Xianchun (1265 ~ 1274), Liang moved from Putian to Tiaoshu Village, Mazhang, Zhanjiang.

Putian people moved to Zhanjiang on a large scale in the late Southern Song Dynasty. In December of the second year of Deyou (1January 277), Chen, a scholar in Putian in the Southern Song Dynasty, participated in the discussion of state affairs and had the right to know the affairs of the Privy Council. He returned to Xinghua Army (which governed Putian, Xinghua, Xianyou and other counties) to resist Yuan and died unyieldingly. His uncle Chen Zan spent 3 million yuan sailing to help Zhang Shijie's army resist Yuan, and Chen died in battle. He sent militia to attack the Fuxing Army to avenge Long Wen. Yuan Bing came back to attack, but he was exhausted and did not fall. Yuan was torn and sacrificed heroically. Chen Zan's son, Ruoshui, was called the Governor's Cabinet by Zhang Shijie. Chen's descendants Ba Xuan and Ru Zhen led their people by boat, from Fujian to the island in Zhanjiang, Guangdong, and then to the yamen in Guangdong. Min, the emperor of the Song Dynasty, drowned. Ba Xuan and Ru Yun led their people south along the coast. Except for some of them staying overseas in Xinhui (now Jiangmen), the rest are scattered in Huazhou and Wuchuan. Eight Xuan gave birth to three sons, Zheng, Bao and Jing (Bozhen). Town is an Oracle of Shilong (now Huazhou) in the early Yuan Dynasty. In his later years, he lived in Gan Tang Village, a suburb of Zhanjiang, and became the ancestor of Chen in Gan Tang. Famous successors include Chen Shangchuan, an anti-Qing general in the late Ming Dynasty, who was appointed as the general commander of Gao Lianlei by Zheng Chenggong. Xie Chen, a scholar in the thirty-second year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1694), was once the magistrate of Taiwan Province Province, the director of the punishments department and the governor of Fujian (now Hunan). In the third year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (1853), he was a scholar. He used to be Jishi Shu of the Hanlin Academy, Chen Lanbin, the special envoy of students studying in the United States to supervise and investigate the affairs of Cuban Chinese workers, the first minister of the Qing Dynasty in Peru and Spain, and the right assistant minister of the Ministry of War. In the 11th year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (186 1), Chen was a famous poet, painter and educator of Lingnan School. Miren Village, Buju Potou, Chen Zheng. Chen Bao's descendants moved to Jianglian 'an Gan village. The descendants of Chen Baxuan have now formed hundreds of villages in Zhanjiang alone, with a total population of over 65,438+10,000. Chen Ruxuan's descendants moved to Wuchuan and Haikang. The most famous descendants are Chen Changqi, a scholar in the thirty-sixth year of Qing Qianlong and the tenth grandson. When Song Youdi went south, he was accompanied by 1.7 million troops and 300,000 militiamen. Many of the militiamen are Putian people who helped Zhang Shijie navigate and resist Yuan Dynasty. After the death of Song Dynasty, those who managed to escape settled in the coast of Leizhou Peninsula (including the descendants of Wen Tianxiang, Jiangxi people). As far as the author knows, the Putian people who moved to counties and cities in Zhanjiang at the end of the Song Dynasty are: Cai surname in Caiwu Village, Huguang, Zhanjiang; He Weijing and his surname in Min 'an Town; Surname of Suixi Branch; Ancestors of Longjia Village in Suixi and so on.

During the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, Putian officials were mostly in Zhanjiang, such as Huang Xingke, Zhu, Chen, Fangshan, and so on. Fang Liang Yong, Chen Boxian, Fang Wance, You Bohuai, successively patrolled Haibei in Ming Dynasty (in Lianzhou and Leilian counties); Wang Patent, Lin Qisheng of Haikang County, Hu Xiu of Dian Shi; Ke Chongguang, county magistrate of Suixi, and Chen, county magistrate; Xu Wen magistrate Zheng Pu, Kang Yuncheng, Dian Shi Huang Tang, Zheng Yiyong, Su Chaoju, experienced Huang Dahui and Zhu Qi; Ninghai patrolled Yu Fang and Dongchang patrolled Xiao Liang; Zhu Queshi, a professor of Confucianism in Leizhou Prefecture, instructed Wang Zheng; Xu Wenjiao, Li, Wang, etc. Because Putian and Zhanjiang are located in the coastal areas, there are many Fujian people in Zhanjiang, and the political environment and language environment are suitable. Putian used to be the most resolute area against the Yuan Dynasty. In order to escape the persecution of Mongols, more and more Putian people moved south to Zhanjiang. For example, Xu in Suixi Village moved from Putian between the end of Yuan Dynasty and (134 1 ~ 1368), and Zheng in Zhongshan Village in Wuchuan moved in at the beginning of Yuan Dynasty. Some of them were solved by officials. For example, in the sixth year of Yuanyou (13 19), Huang Yu, a juren from Putian, was appointed as Yin of Shicheng County, and settled in Shangxian Village of Lianjiang after becoming an official. Next, Yin Huang's "Ming Jing" was an imperial edict of Bobai, Guangxi, and later lived in Wuchuan, where he was the ancestor of the Huang family in Lingtou Street and Da 'an. In the Ming Dynasty, Putian people moved to Zhanjiang most frequently, including: Lin in Andaliao Village in the East China Sea and Shen in xishan village; Suixi Yang Qing Chen Wutang Chen surname; Xu Wen Cao Shi Cao Jia Cun Cao, Beiying Cun Cai, the village ancestor; Lei surname of Nanluo Village, Haikang; Huang in Pingshan Village of Lianjiang, Xiao in Xiaowan Village; Wuchuan du cun Du surname, etc. Chen Qi of Putian went to Qiongzhou in the middle of Ming Dynasty, and then lived in Suixi Taoxi. In the period, Xu Fuming, whose ancestral home was Dajing Village in Putian, was promoted to the highest position, and his son was born in Yin. In the fifteenth year of Jiajing, the official stationed in Guangxi, Xuanhua Camp, and settled in Boli Village, Potou, becoming the ancestor of Xu in Boli and Mumian Village.

In the Qing Dynasty, many Putian people still moved to Zhanjiang. For example, the surname Zhuang in Dongshan Village, Dongdao, and the surname Song in Qinglan Village; Ji surname, Beitantang Chen surname and Yuan surname in Anji Village, Suixi County; Hou surname of Xuwen Houkeng Village, ancestors of Dongguan Village, Biandan Village and Neicun Garden in Chengnan Township, Huang surname and Ouyang surname of the village; Xiao Village, Longwan Town, Lianjiang City, etc.

According to historical records, the population of Gaozhou Prefecture (under the jurisdiction of Gaozhou, Huazhou and Wuchuan counties) in Yuan Dynasty was only 43,000, while that of Leizhou Prefecture (under the jurisdiction of Haikang, Xuwen and Suixi counties) was only 6.5438+0.25 million. By the Ming Dynasty, there were 68,000 people in Gaozhou and 226,000 people in Leizhou. In the Qing Dynasty, some people in Leizhou fled to Southeast Asia (for example, more than 4,000 anti-Qing troops led by Chen Shangchuan moved to Vietnam), while others moved to other provinces and States, with a serious population loss, leaving only 59,000 people; The population of Gaozhou increased to1860,000. Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, Fujian's economy and culture have been much more advanced than that of western Guangdong. The population of Han nationality in Putian, Fujian is increasing, which accelerates the development of Leizhou Peninsula and western Guangdong. Their integration with the local people has written an indelible and brilliant chapter for the local economic and cultural development.