Jiumulin, which originated in the Tang Dynasty, has been widely spread for more than 200 years, and its descendants have been sent to Fujian, Qionglai, Taiwan Province, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangxi, Sichuan and Guizhou provinces and Southeast Asian countries. Their descendants have thrived at home and abroad, and their descendants are spread all over five continents. In the early years of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the ancestor of the Jin Dynasty entered Fujian, and the ten Sui friends became Lin Mao, who moved from Jin 'an to Beiluo Village in Putian.

In the fifth generation, he became a darling. During the Kaiyuan period of Tang Dynasty, he served as a magistrate of Gao Ping and gave birth to three sons, Tao, Pi and Chang. Tao Gong's grandson saved up, and Tang Dezong set up a double deck to show filial piety, titled "Quexia Lins".

During the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty, the prince was named Zhan and given a secretariat. He moved from Beiluo to Wushi, Zhu Cheng (now Longshan Village, Xitianwei Town), and gave birth to nine sons of reed, algae, flower, recommendation, leaf, aggregates, Mongolia, wheat and various officials, who were the secretariat of Zhou Mu and were internationally known as the "Nine Mulins".

Lin Pi, the founder of Jiu Mu Lin, gave birth to nine sons, named Wei, Zao, Zhu, Jian, Ye, Yun, Meng, Mai and E. All nine brothers live in the area of State Secretariat (), so they are called "Jiu Mu Lin". "Jiumulin" is a famous family name in China, because of its flourishing factions, extensive reproduction and numerous talents.

Brief introduction of origin

Long-term workers gave birth to Ping, and Ping's descendants traveled abroad and moved to Wufeng, Taiwan Province, becoming a noble family in Taiwan Province. The tombs of three brothers, Tao, Pi and Chang, are all in Houling (Wushi), but in Fuping Mountain in Putian (now the end of the Western Heaven suppresses Linfeng Village), with nine hills and nine mouths.

In the Song Dynasty, Song Jiumulin of Quexialin family made a fortune in Quanzhou. Qi Lin gave birth to nine sons: Jing Yuan, Jing You, Mo Jing, Jing Hui, Jingtai, Jing Rui, Jing Yuan, Jing Zhen and Jing Heng, who were called as well-known. It is a glorious page of Fujian forest to be called "Jiushi", "Jiufang" and "Jiumu" together with Jiushi in Tang Dynasty.