The name of a villager in Jiangxi Province, “Bears dead yellow,” draws attention from netizens

Nanchang Yingshang Village "Bears dead yellow" Network friendly odd! The villagers feel strange!

Recently, the custom of “bearing death from the bear” in Yushang Village, Zhangqiao Town, Changbei District, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province has recently attracted the attention of Dajiang. On April 10th, Dajiang Net’s reporter walked into Yushang Village to understand the origins of the tradition of “bear dying from the bear”. The "bear dead yellow" in Yushang village was derived from the Ming Dynasty, but as for the reasons, the villagers have different opinions.

Yu Shangcun "bear dead yellow"? The villagers feel strange!

On April 10th, Dajiang Net’s reporter went to Yushang Village to investigate the situation of “bear dead yellow”. After entering the village, the Dajiang Net reporter randomly visited several villagers. They are generally familiar with the "Bear is dead." The surname bear was surnamed Xiong before his death, but the surname on the tombstone became yellow after his death. It was nothing unusual to upload it from his ancestors long ago.” A villager who did not wish to be named said to Dajiang.net.

According to Xiong Fufen, a 76-year-old man from Shek Sang Tsuen, after his older brother who had lived in the country died, he chose to return to the roots and leave the tomb in his hometown. Although he worked hard for many years, he still respected the custom passed down by his older generation. Change to yellow. “Our family members are very respectful of this tradition inherited by the ancestors. There have been no objections from generation to generation.” Xiong Yufen said to Dajiang.net.

Since the Ming Dynasty has passed on since the villagers have different opinions

As for the reason why the tradition of “bearing dead yellow bears” in Gaoshang Village was passed down, the reasons are different, and the villagers have different opinions. Xiong Yufen introduced the reporter to Dajiang Net. During the Ming dynasty Hongwu years, the original Huangtian family in Luotian, Anyi County, Nanchang, entered Yushang Village, Nanqiao Town, Nanchang City, and changed their surname to their surname with their wife. Their mother-in-law promised that if there was someone in their offspring. The champion will be able to change back to Huang's surname. At the same time, he agrees that after his death, the tombstone will be changed back to Huang. Later, although their descendants have made extraordinary achievements, the tradition of "bearing dead yellow" has continued to this day.

But Xiong Heshui, the curator of the Memorial Hall of the New Fourth Army Army in Nanchang, who was from his hometown, provided another explanation to reporters. Xiong Heshui introduced to Dajiang.com reporters that the tradition of “bearing death from the bears” in Sui Shangcun originated in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty. At that time, Huang, a family member of the Huang family who moved from Wuhan to Anchang of Nanchang, passed to Nanchang Yushang Village. , Then follow the surname bear. “But the Chinese people have a tradition of not changing their names and never changing their surnames, so after the death of the bears' names, the nephew returned to the original Huang surname. Their offspring have continued this tradition.” Xiong Heshui introduced the reporter to Dajiang.com.

After the death, different surnames in Nanchang

For this peculiar surname tradition, the Dajiang Net reporter telephoned the director of the Nanchang Folk Custom Museum, Mei Lianhua. Mei Lianhua introduced to Dajiang.com reporters that in Nanchang, there is only one place in the village where there is a “different last name and last name after death” custom. But there are more than one place in this village that has such a strange surname tradition. “The Yongmu Li Village in Banhu, Guangfu Township, Nanchang County is a similar example. Yongmuli Village was formerly known as 'Keeping the Tomb at Lijia'.” Mei Lianhua said.

Mei Lianhua introduced to Dajiang.com reporters. Yong Muli Village has long been known as the "Keeping the Tomb of the Li Family." However, the descendants believed that the ancestors were the guardians of King Li (the son of Emperor Xuanzong) and they settled here. Because of fear of being assassinated by the imperial court for this incident, they went to the "Yong" and "Lee" of the "Shou" and "Li" respectively, and changed "Keeping the Tomb of the Tomb" to "The Tomb of the Yong Tomb". In the Qing Dynasty, the Lai clan declined, and the tribe believed that the word “tomb” was infuriating. Therefore, it took the “tomb” with the homonym “wood” and replaced it with “Yongmuli village”.

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