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capitals, Yung Chun County. She
renegade by running away from her
home. However, a son was born out
of this marriage and he was named
Yan Chao Huo.
Yan Shih Hsiao, an only son of
forefather Yan Ming Cheng. Other
details were not available.
29th Generation (Chia word-line)
Yan Chao Yin, eldest son of
forefather Yan Shih Ching. Other
particulars were not mentioned.
Yan Chao Mao, second son of
forefather Yan Shih Ching. Further
details were not available.
Yan Chao Wei, third son of
forefather Yan Shih Ching, married,
but the details about his deceased
wife and where she came from were
not supplied. However, a son was
born out of this marriage and bore
the name of Yan Yuan Luo.
Yan Chao Fu, fourth son of
forefather Yan Shih Ching. No other
details were available.
Yan Chao Lang, fifth son of
forefather Yan shih Ching. No other
details were available.
Yan Chao Hui was the adopted son
of forefather Yan shih Kan, but in
reality, he was the eldest son of his
younger brother, Yan Shih Chi. His
stylistic name was Chia Yu when he
reached manhood. He married his
wife who belonged to the Chen clan
and originated from Tung Kuan
(meaning strategic pass in the east),
Shan Cheng village, Ho Ping
administrative unit, fifteenth capital,
Yung Chun County. She gave birth
to a son and a daughter. The son's
name was Yan Yuan Kun.
The daughter became the
legan wife of a young master in the Li
family, to whom the local referred as
chih Ting Li of Tai Ping village and in
the same administrative unit as
mentioned above.
Yan Chao Lu was the adopted son of
forefather Yan Tseng I, but in reality,
he was the third son of his elder
brother Yan Shih Yan. His stylistic
name was Chia Yin, designation Ke
Hsieh. He was married but the
name and background of his
deceased wife was not available.
Four sons were born to him and they
were:-
1. Yan Yuan Chang,
2. Yan Yuan Tou (who was given
away for adoption to his
younger brother Yan Chao
Hsi),
3. Yan Chiao Shui and finally,
4. Yan Hsia Lai.
He also had three daughters in
his family. Lady Yan Yeh and Lady
Yan Hou became legal wives of lord
Chen Kai Te, Ku Shan hamlet, the
administrative unit of which was not
given.
The youngest daughter, named
Yan Fen was given away in marriage
to Li Ying Teng of Shan Tsu Wei
(written as Mei in the map), Min Kang
village, Ming Chin administrative
unit, twentieth capital, Yung Chun
County.
Yan Chao Hsun, second son of
forefather Yan Shih Chi. Other
details were not given.