The descendants of the Le Clan were quite respectful towards Yang Jiuhong. Yang Jiuhong was the daughter of the leader of the Beggar's Sect in Jinan and had helped Master Le Si's career in Jinan greatly. She had a powerful position in the Le family and was respected by the Le family. However, Yang Jiuhong's life was not acknowledged by the Le Family. She did not have any children, and she did not even enter Tong Ren Hall until her death. She lived in a small courtyard next to Tong Ren Tang and lived alone for more than 90 years. Even though the Le family did not care about her and did not even want to talk to her, her contribution and influence to the Le family could not be ignored.

The descendants of the Le family had different views on Guo Baochang. Some descendants of the Le family believed that Guo Baochang was not a member of the Le family because his surname was Guo, not Le. Guo Baochang was actually the adopted son of the Le Family's Fourth Master, Yue Jingyu, and the servant girl, Guo Rong. His original name was Li Baochang. Guo Baochang played the role of Li Tianyi in the movie. He had lived in the movie for 26 years and was very familiar with the infighting of the big house. However, there were also descendants of the Le family who had reservations about Guo Baochang's creation. They believed that the descendants of the Le family depicted in Da Zhai Men were not completely real, and some of the characters were exaggerated or exaggerated. In addition, the descendants of the Le family were also worried that these stories would damage the image of Tong Ren Tang, so they did not agree to the filming of the TV series. In general, the descendants of the Le family had some controversy and reservations about Guo Baochang and Da Zhai Men.
The descendants of the Le family had different opinions about Guo Baochang. Some descendants of the Le family believed that Guo Baochang was not a member of the Le family because his surname was Guo, not Le. Guo Baochang was actually the adopted son of the Le Family's Fourth Master, Yue Jingyu, and the servant girl, Guo Rong. His original name was Li Baochang. Guo Baochang played the role of Li Tianyi in the movie. He had lived in the movie for 26 years and was very familiar with the infighting of the big house. However, there were also descendants of the Le family who had reservations about Guo Baochang's creation. They believed that the descendants of the Le family depicted in Da Zhai Men were not completely real, and some of the characters were exaggerated or exaggerated. In addition, the descendants of the Le family were also worried that these stories would damage the image of Tong Ren Tang, so they did not agree to the filming of the TV series. In general, the descendants of the Le family had some controversy and reservations about Guo Baochang and Da Zhai Men.
Because the Yang family was a fictional historical family, the situation of their descendants depended on the specific settings in the novel or manga. In real life, no one was considered a descendant of the Yang family.
In Da Zhai Men, the prototype of Master Bai Qi was Yue Jingyu of the Le family of Tong Ren Tang, and the prototype of Yang Jiuhong was Xin Dexin, a Jianghu woman. In the novel, Yang Jiuhong was a courtesan of a brothel, and Master Bai married her in Jinan. In the beginning, their relationship had a warm moment. When they first got married, Yang Jiuhong was full of joy and said that she would wait for Seventh Master Bai's return in the small house. This sincerity moved Bai Yufen and won Seventh Master Bai's heart. Although she was a concubine, she still had a simple and lively banquet to celebrate. However, as the Seventh Master Bai returned to the old mansion, the situation became complicated. After Yang Jiuhong gave birth to her daughter, Bai Yufen brought her back to her mother's house. The three of them thought that they would be accepted by her mother-in-law if they behaved themselves, but Yang Jiuhong never received her mother-in-law's recognition. She even lost her daughter and suffered many oppression. Before Bai Wenshi died, she did not allow Yang Jiuhong to wear mourning clothes, completely cutting off the possibility of her being promoted in the future. Yang Jiuhong's fate went into the abyss of tragedy, and her love with the Seventh Master Bai gradually became bitter and helpless under the oppression of this family conflict and feudal ethics. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The Yang family was a famous family in history. It was said that they had a long history. In the history of China, the Yang family's female generals were a very famous group. They played an important role in the war. However, there was no conclusive evidence as to whether the female generals of the Yang family had descendants. Although there were some legends and novels that described the descendants of the Yang family's female generals, the authenticity of these stories was difficult to determine. However, according to historical records, the female generals of the Yang family were indeed a very famous group in history. They played an important role in the war. Although it is currently unknown whether their descendants still exist, it is certain that they have left a deep mark on Chinese history.
My answer may not be applicable to the subject you mentioned. The Yang family was a famous family in history, and the stories of their descendants were also rich. But according to the information I know, Yang Zhi's family hasn't declined. On the contrary, in the novel Water Margins, Yang Zhi was one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake, and his family also participated in the establishment and development of Liangshan Lake. Therefore, the Yang family did not decline. Instead, they experienced ups and downs and changes like other families in the long river of history.
The Yang Consortium had indeed left behind many legends and stories in history, but there was no conclusive evidence that they really existed. These stories are often widely spread and may vary in different cultures and historical periods, so they are considered fictional. There might be different versions and explanations of these stories and legends about the Yang family's descendants, so it was impossible to determine whether they really existed. Some stories might describe the deeds of the Yang family's descendants, while others might not be mentioned. In addition, these stories may change over time and culture, so we can't confirm their existence and situation now.
The Yue clan was divided into the Da Yue clan and the Xiao Yue clan. They left behind many tribes in the process of migration. Some of the descendants of the Xiaoyue family may be the branch family of Yonghe County, Shanxi Province. During the Western Han Dynasty, the king of the Xiaoyue clan led a thousand cavalrymen to surrender and was granted the title of marquis. This place might be related to the descendants of the Xiaoyue clan. During the westward migration of the Dayue clan, their ethnic group may be related to the Jats of India, who claimed to be descendants of Kushan (founded by the Dayue clan). In addition, there might also be descendants of the Yue clan in the thirty-six regions of the Western Region.
The descendants of the Seven Heroes of Liangshan were Guan Ling (son of Guan Sheng), Han Qilong (grandson of Han Tao), Han Qifeng (grandson of Han Tao), Ruan Liang (son of Ruan Xiao Er), Fan Cheng (son of Fan Rui), Dong Fang (son of Dong Ping), and Zhang Guoxiang (son of Zhang Qing and Sun Erniang). The original novel of the TV series "The Unique Empress of Generals" was called "The Rebirth of the Poisonous Empress of Generals." The original plot was equally exciting. You can click on the link below to read the original novel.
The descendants of the famous "Hu Yang Gao Zheng" family in Yue Fei's anti-Jin story were said to be in Luoyang, Henan Province during the Song Dynasty. The descendants of this family had once served as officials of the Song Dynasty and played an important role in the process of Yue Fei resisting the Jin Dynasty. There was a legend in their family that a general named Yang Zaixing had once served Yue Fei as a senior general in his army and had served him for many years. Gao Zheng was also a descendant of Yang Zaixing. His family had a wide distribution in Luoyang and later became a local famous family.