Now there are more than 70 surnames in a * * * legend, which were moved from Shanxi Sophora japonica.

Dahuaishu in Hongdong County, Shanxi Province is the office of forced migration by the government in the early Ming Dynasty, mainly to move the rich and stable population of Shanxi to other places that experienced war in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasties. Most people don't want to leave their homeland, so it is mandatory. Set up an office in Dahuaishu, Hongtong County, and all the people who moved out will register and move out after going through the formalities. Often escorted in chains.

I'm Zhang from Zhuangping Village, Zhushan Temple, Shiyan, Hubei. The legend of the old man also comes from Shanxi locust tree. However, genealogy and historical materials were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. The ancestor who can be tested now is the ancestor of 15, and the lowest generation is Zhang (my grandson). It can be concluded that our ancestors did not move from Sophora japonica to Sizhuangping in the early Ming Dynasty, but moved to other places first, and arrived at the present place in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties after the first Ming Dynasty.

I think many legends say that the family whose hometown is in Dahuaishu may have experienced more than one migration. "Big pagoda tree" has become the spiritual hometown of many people!

None of the five words you listed are in my home backup. I can't find any Zhang Ci generation who has been in contact with my family for three generations in a row on the Internet. Hey!

Attachment: Some words from my family: "Sejong has its own star, and Yao is opening it." I'm Thai. There is 15 generation (five words and three sentences) behind it, which is passed down from mouth to mouth, but it is impossible to confirm which Chinese character it is. We are going to confirm it slowly according to the corresponding relationship between dialect and Putonghua.