Why has the Yu clan in Hubei been glorious for hundreds of years?

In the ancient village of Dayuwan in Huangpi, Wuhan, which is over 600 years old, why has the Yu clan been glorious for hundreds of years? Therefore, some people also call it the most powerful surname in Hubei. You might be curious to ask, who exactly is hidden in this ancient village in Huangpi, Wuhan, that has been around for over 600 years? With these questions and curiosity, let's talk today about the stories of the ancient village of Dayuwan. The ancient village of Dayuwan is a Chinese historical and cultural village inhabited by the Yu surname, established in the second year of the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty (1369). The residents mainly migrated from Wuyuan, Jiangxi, and are located in Shuangquan Village, Mulan Township, Huangpi. It is the entrance to the ten-mile gallery of Mulan River, connecting to the north with Mulan Mountain. To the west of the ancient village of Dayuwan lies the Sheshui River, which is not only the key starting point of the 'Dayuwan-Mulan River to Mulan Mountain-Mulan Lake' golden tourism belt but also a part of the 'Eight Sights of Mulan' with profound cultural significance. It is also the natural gateway to the large Mulan ecological and cultural tourism circle in the northern part of Huangpi. Moreover, it is particularly worth mentioning that in the family history of the Yu clan of Dayuwan, Wuhan, there were 'three governors from one family, and four generations of ministers' during the Ming and Qing dynasties. The village also produced over 100 successful candidates in the imperial examinations. This is also a very important reason why the Yu clan has been glorious for hundreds of years.