The order of the genealogy of Shi's Jingzhao Hall is Shen, Shi, Song, Bie, Leng, Du, Che, Zong, Duan, Ji, Wei, Chao, Gao, Pu, Xiang, Kang, Shu, Yong, Shou, Feng, Li, Huang and Fu.

Shi's family tree ranked 85th on the national surname list.
He could find some information about the family tree of the Shi family. According to documents [1],[2],[3],[4], and [5], it can be seen that the family tree of the surname Shi is arranged in an orderly manner. Different regions and families may have different ways of arranging the word generation. For example, document [1] mentioned the generation arrangement of the Shi family in Xichuan, Henan Province and Yongxing, Hunan Province, while document [3] mentioned the generation arrangement of the Shi family in Daitou, Xiazhuang, and Siyang, Jiangsu Province. However, there was no clear answer in the search results provided. Therefore, regarding this question, I don't know the specific family tree of the Shi family.
Du Fu was born in the Du family of Jingzhao. His grandfather was Du Shenyan, a poet of the early Tang Dynasty, and Du Fu's distant ancestor was Du Zhou, a famous general of the Han Dynasty. Although Du Fu's family came from a branch of the Du family in Jingzhao, he was far from the faction of another Tang Dynasty poet, Du Mu. Therefore, it could be confirmed that Du Fu was a member of the Du family of the capital.
To create a family tree on a computer, you can use the Smart Art feature in Word 2007. The specific method was to click " insert " and " smart art " in the illustration box, then select " hierarchy " in the pop-up dialog box, and then select the vertical or horizontal structure legend in the " organization chart " on the right. Double-click the text box that appeared, and fill in the family tree surname, generation, and other information. In addition, there were also some genealogy software available, such as Edraw, PowerPoint, etc. These applications could help users make beautiful family trees more convenient.
To create a family tree on a computer, you can use the Smart Art feature in Word 2007. The specific method was to click " insert " and " smart art " in the illustration box, then select " hierarchy " in the pop-up dialog box, and then select the vertical or horizontal structure legend in the " organization chart " on the right. Double-click the text box that appeared, and fill in the family tree surname, generation, and other information. In addition, there were also some genealogy software available, such as Edraw, PowerPoint, etc. These applications could help users make beautiful family trees more convenient.
The family tree of the Murong family was as follows: The first generation was Mohuba; the second generation was Murong Muyan; the third generation was Murong Shegui (nicknamed Yiluohan) and Murong Nai; the fourth generation (the son of Murong Shegui) had Tuyuhun (245 - 317), Murong Wei (nicknamed Yiluogui, 268 - 333) and Murong Yun; the fifth generation of Tuyuhun passed on Tuyan, Ye Yan, Pixi, Shilian and other 18 monarchs to Tuyuhun Fu (Murong Fu). Murong Tuyuhun, the eldest brother of Murong, was the founder of the Tuyuhun regime. Murong Tuyuhun was loyal to the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He was appointed by Emperor Yuan of Jin as the constant attendant of scattered cavalry and conferred the title of Duke of Liaodong. Murong Yun, the younger brother of Murong He, and his grandson, Murong Yong, were the last emperors of Western Yan. Murong's third son, Murong, was the King of Yan of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and established the former Yan. Murong Jun, the second son of Murong, established the former Yan and brought the country into its heyday. Murong Ke, the fourth son of Murong Wei, was the first general of the Sixteen Kingdoms. Murong Chui, the fifth son of Murong, defeated Huan Wen, the Great Sima of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and later established Houyan. Murong De, the youngest son of Murong, established the regime of Southern Yan. Murong Na is the father of Murong Chao, the last ruler of Southern Yan. Murong Hong, the son of Murong Jun, Emperor Jingzhao of the former Yan Dynasty, established the Western Yan Dynasty. Later, Murong Yun (Gao Yun), the adopted son of Murong Bao, Emperor Huimin of Yan, established Northern Yan. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The Green Lotus Family might refer to a family related to Li Bai. Li Bai's name was Master Green Lotus. However, there was no specific and unified statement about the family tree of the Blue Lotus Family. If one looked at the genealogy of the Li family in Qinglian Hall in Guangshan, Henan Province, the order of the genealogy was "Ying Zhong Chuan Ben Li, Xue Shou Qing Ming Yang, Da Yi San Guang Yong, Hong Ren Bai Fu Chang" and so on. The Li family in different regions may have different genealogy orders, such as "Wenqing Wanxiang Book" in Anyang, Henan Province,"Chao, San, Ru, Ji, Wen" in Wuzhi, Henan Province, etc. The order of these genealogy characters helped to determine the status and relationship of the members within the family, but the exact complete content of the "Blue Lotus Family Family Tree" had not been found. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The common forms of genealogy were European, Soviet, pagoda, dispatch, modern table, etc. European style, generations are divided into grid, arranged from right to left, every five generations a picture, the left side of the name has a life record (such as words, numbers, etc.); Su style, generations are straight and drooping, there is no horizontal line connecting between generations, all are connected by lines, the chart format is arranged from right to left, emphasizing the patriarch relationship; Pagoda style, the names of generations are arranged from top to bottom like a pagoda, using the horizontal and vertical line connection method, but the family development to a certain scale has many inconveniences; In the form of archives, the relationship between generations and names was expressed purely in words. There was a brief introduction under each person's name. The lineage form was fixed, and the order was clear, saving paper. In the modern form, the family tree was arranged from left to right, and vertically according to the number of descendants, which was in line with modern reading habits. The word generation was also known as the sect language in the family tree. It was used to record the ranking of the clansmen. Especially in the feudal era, the ranking of the clan had a certain meaning.