The Zeng/Tseng family of Chinese Han nation originated in Shandong in the Spring and Autumn Period and enshrined Zengzi as their patrilineal ancestor. One of the branches of Tseng family disobeyed the New Dynasty under Tseng Ju and Tseng Yuan brothers' leading to immigration to Lu Ling, Jiangxi, a reclamation of the West Han Dynasty. Because of Huang Chao Rebellion in the late Tang Dynasty, Jiangxi Tseng family separated and fled everywhere for escaping for war. One branch moved from eastern Jiangxi to southern Jiangxi, and settled in western Fujian in the Five Dynasties. The branch gradually became Hakka in the Song Dynasty. Due to the Jing and Yuan dynasties' chaos, the Tseng Yu Zhen faction continued to migrate to eastern Guangdong. This paper based on Tseng genealogy and national history aims to corroborate the result of Hakka studies. It is helpful for contemporaries to understand the mutual relationship between the Zeng/Tseng family and the Hakka history.