What are the names of Yang's children?

In the Five Dynasties, Yang Xin, the secretariat of Linzhou in the Northern Han Dynasty, had a son, Yang Chonggui, who was later renamed Yang Ye. He served as the special envoy of our army in the Northern Han Dynasty, and became a famous anti-Liao star after returning to the Song Dynasty, known as "Yang Invincible". Yang Ye married a Texas master and gave birth to seven children, namely Yanlang, Yanpu, Yanshun, Yu Yan, Yanhuan, Yangui and Yan Bin. Yang's fourth son, Yan Yu, died in battle, and his eldest son, Yan Lang (later renamed Yang because he was afraid of the word "Lang"), was famous on the battlefield. Liao soldiers were afraid of his bravery and called him "Yang Yanlang, a six-star fighter in the South". Over time, it has evolved into a folk "Yang Liulang". Yang has four sons, among whom the third son, Yang, is called Zhong Rong. He fought against Xixia, fought against agriculture and made great achievements. Yang Jiajiang's descendants include Yang Zongmin, son of Yang Liulang Yan Gui, Yang Zhen, grandson of Yan Gui, and Yang Cunzhong, great-grandson of Yan Gui (Yang Cunzhong was born in a primary school and later became a Venus); The eighth grandson of Dalang Yang Zhaoyan, Yang Pujia, the ninth grandson Yang Wen and the tenth grandson Yang Bangxian. At the end of the Song Dynasty, the three generations of the Yang family fought Yuan in Sichuan and Guizhou for 45 years until the death of the Song Dynasty. From Yang Xin in the Northern Han Dynasty to Yang Bangxian in the late Song Dynasty, Yang Jiajiang was handed down for thirteen generations. Many characters in the storytelling "Yang Jiajiang" have history to study: for example, Yang Xin evolved into Zhou Yang; Master Yang evolved to commemorate Yang; Yang Ye's wife, Shi Zhe, evolved into She Saihua and was later honored as She Taijun; Yang changed from Yang's son to his grandson, and even invented one in the middle. This name may be related to Yang Zongmin, the son of Yang Liulang Yangui. According to legend, Mu, Zongbao's wife and daughter, is related to Murong of Xianbei nationality. As early as the Southern Song Dynasty, related stories were circulated in the script Yang He and Wu Lang Becoming a Monk. There are many kinds of zaju in Yuan and Ming Dynasties, such as stealing bones from the Five-Day Pagoda, Xie Jinwu surrendering to the Qingfeng Mansion, Yang Liulang divorcing himself, Eight Kings' imperial edicts to save loyalty, transferring soldiers to break the sky, Jiao Guangpu living with Xiao Tianyou, etc., many of which were absorbed by later historical novels, comments and drum books. In the early Ming Dynasty, the first novella about Yang Jiajiang came out. In the mid-Ming Dynasty, some scholars collected Yang Jiajiang's stories from folklore, plays and operas and compiled them into novels. There are two kinds of existing works. One is Biography of the Northern Song Dynasty, later renamed The Romance of Yang Jiajiang, which describes the deeds of three generations of Yang Jiye in fifty chapters. The other is "Popular Romance of Yang Jiazhongxiong from generation to generation", with 58 sections, which describes the merits of Yang Jiahe and the Five Dynasties, and continues to write the heroic deeds of Yang He on the basis of the previous one. In addition, Journey to the East in Four Travels is interspersed with the story of "Yang Jiajiang's Big Sky Breaking Gate Array". There is also a description of Yang Zhi in Water Margin. Yang Zhi is a blue-faced beast descended from Yangmen. Since the Qing Dynasty, novellas adapted from the romance have appeared, such as The Complete Biography of the Golden Gun, Erlang Mountain, Tianmen Array, Twelve Widows' Journey to the West and Eighteen Holes for the Common People (namely, Yang Nanzheng) in the Northern Song Dynasty. In addition, some stories of Yang Jiajiang characters are also interspersed in books such as Hu Shuo, Zhuan Xu, Flower House and Zhuan Xu's Covenant. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, many storytellers adapted Yang Jiajiang's stories into storytelling and drum writing, which were sung from generation to generation. Yang Jiajiang, also known as Stealing the Golden Gun, mainly describes the legendary stories of Yang Jiye, Yang and three generations of heroes, starting with Golden Beach and ending with Tianmen Array. The famous writer Liu Lanfang's Complete Biography of Yang Jiajiang is this version. In the 1920s, Tianjin artist Bai Wensheng continued to compile two books, Populus euphratica and Little Five Tigers, and added stories about Nan Yang's expedition and the Western Expedition. After 1930s, artists from Northeast China added their heads and tails to form Biography of Yang Jiajiang's Ten Heroes (see "Bibliography Introduction" in this issue for details). Zhou Yang is the ancestor of Yang Jiajiang and the father of Yang Jiye. In fact, he was Yang Xin, the secretariat of Linzhou in Northern Han Dynasty in the Tang and Five Dynasties. However, in traditional storytelling and drama, Yang Xin is said to be Zhou Yang. Yang Zhouhe in storytelling is the son of Yang Hui, a famous Tongguan performer in the late Tang Dynasty. Legend has it that king of the hill Zhou Yang was a patriotic star in the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties. However, there is no story about king of the hill Zhou Yang in the existing Yuan version of History of the New Five Dynasties and Ming version of Romance of the Tang and Five Dynasties. Yang Jiye's father Zhou Yang was mentioned only in Chapter 50 of Wu Zhuo's novel The Legend of Feilong, which was adapted from the story of Feilong in Qing Dynasty. In the operas of the Qing Dynasty, there were plays such as Zhou Yang teaches guns and Jade Belt Copper Hammer. In the traditional storytelling Cold Mountain, there is a story that Zhou Yang helped Gao Huaide and Gao Huailiang reunite. In The Romance of Zhao Kuangyin, there are stories about "Surabaya Pass Zhao Kuangyin meets Zhou Yang" and "Trade a copper hammer for a jade belt". When king of the hill Zhou Yang was in the Five Dynasties, he fought for the emperor, was invaded by foreign enemies, and the people were at home and abroad. At that time, the real hero was not restricted by the emperor, but made friends and gathered people to start a business. This has enabled Zhou Yang to form a broad mind that is both anti-fierce, anti-imperialist and anti-foreign, paying more attention to the loyalty of friends and loving ordinary people. Secondly, it is precisely because of Zhou Yang's time that Zhou Yang's character has both stubbornness, boldness, boldness and perseverance, as well as recklessness, conceit, aggressiveness and bohemian side. Storytelling attempts to create a heroic image with noble and complex personality by describing Zhou Yang's growth process and using some vivid and concrete plots.

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