1. Origin and establishment of the village: In the first year of Chang'an in the Great Zhou Dynasty (701), Ye Mengqiu of the Ye family in the south of the Yangtze River went to Chang'an for scientific research and was frustrated. He gave up writing and picked up swords and swords. Sword Villa; the first Famous Swords Competition was held during the Qinglong Festival in the third year of Jinglong (709). The "Royal God" sword was won by Gongsun Auntie, and the hidden sword became famous in one fell swoop. In the following ten years, the Five Swords of Zhengyang, Broken Star, Canxue and Liufeng were successively launched.
2. Inheritance and core figures: Ye Mengqiu was the first generation owner of the village. It was passed down to the eldest son Ye Ying in the seventeenth year of Kaiyuan (729); the Ye family has five sons and one daughter (Ye Ying, Ye Hui, Ye Wei, Ye Meng, Ye Fan, and Ye Jingyi). Gratitudes and feuds at Ba Dao Villa are constantly entangled (such as Ye Wei's deadly battle with Liu Fuyun, Ye Mengchuang Ba Dao becoming a "blood unicorn"); during the Tianbao period, the hidden sword became one of the four major aristocratic families in the world (along with Tangmen, Ba Dao, and Changge).
3. Martial Arts and Philosophy: The sect's martial arts is divided into Shui Jue (light sword, agile and elegant) and Shanju Sword Intent (heavy sword, strong and fierce), which can be switched between light and heavy swords; adhering to the foundation of chivalry, sword making and swordsmanship are equally valued. The Famous Sword Conference is not only a grand event in the martial arts world, but also the key to establishing its status in the world.
4. Key events: Many famous sword competitions caused turmoil in the world (Mingjiao captured Broken Star, Xie Yunliu captured Canxue); Ye Fan eloped with Tang Xiaowan from the Tang clan; Ye Jingyi ran away from home; during the Anshi Rebellion, Zang Jian also devoted himself to protecting the land and resisting the enemy, guarding the gate of Jiangnan.
