Laocheng Village (formerly the seat of the Mengjin County Government, which was moved to Changhua in 1959) is the former residence of Wang Duo, the Minister of Rites in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and the famous calligrapher and painter.
In the fields southeast of Laocheng Village, there is a rectangular cemetery covering an area of ??9,100 square meters. This is the burial place of Li Jiqi, who served as Minister of the Ministry of Industry, Minister of Palace Examination, and Minister of War during the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty. . Li Jiqi's tomb was announced by the provincial government as the fourth batch of cultural relics protection units in June 2006. (Li Jiqi was born in Shuanghuai Village, ten miles east of the old Mengjin County)
On the south mountain of Taiyin Village is the ruins of a drinking platform where Li Mi, the leader of the Wagang Army uprising in the late Sui Dynasty, entertained his followers. (The village is located to the north of the ruins of the drinking platform where Li Mi, the leader of the Wagang Army Uprising in the late Sui Dynasty, entertained his tribe. The south is called Yang and the north is called Yin, so it is named Taiyin Village and later Taiyin Village.) This is the ruins of Li Mi’s drinking platform. The existing area is about 200 square meters, which is a circular platform. Standing on the stage and looking around, you can clearly see the large tombs in the Eastern Han Dynasty and Cao Wei imperial tombs on Mang Mountain. Phoenix Ridge stands like a screen. Through a gap, you can still vaguely see the Luohe River, which turns to the north. , the scenic spot in front of you is even more breathtaking, with a panoramic view of the roaring Yellow River. This high earth platform in the south of today's Taiyin Village and on the top of Mang Mountain was built during the Sixteen Kingdoms period when Fu Jian founded the former Qin Dynasty. It was not only a dangerous military stronghold, but also a dangerous military stronghold. It is also a Feng Shui treasure land with excellent scenery. During the confrontation between the two armies, Li Mi often came here to entertain his troops with wine and banquets. At the same time, he discussed the situation in the world, described military strategies, and studied strategies to defeat the enemy. He regarded this place as a place for him to remotely control Heluo, attack Luoyang, and defend the mouth of the river. strategic location. From then on, this high platform was called Li Mi's drinking platform.
Baiyun Temple in Dongliang Village: Also known as Huanggu Tomb, it is a ground-level building and cave dwelling built on ditch slopes on the northern slope of Cuiyun Mountain in Mangling, half a kilometer southeast of Dongliang Village. Taoist temple. The scenery here is beautiful, overlooking the Yellow River in the north, Shun Emperor Temple in Shouyang Mountain in the south, the place where Boyi and Shuqi buckled horses to admonish, and Li Mi's drinking platform in the west. It is said to be the place where Li Mi’s sister, Princess Baiyun, became a monk and practiced Taoism. At that time, Li Mi and Wang Shichong were fighting in the Luoyang area. Princess Baiyun was twenty-nine years old. She was beautiful, intelligent, and not inferior to men. She often accompanied her brother in military uniforms and went into battle, and made many military exploits. Later, Li Mi was ambushed and defeated by Wang Shichong on Mang Mountain. Princess Baiyun saw through the world of mortals and left the military camp, hiding in Cuiping Mountain to practice Taoism. There was originally a nunnery and a temple here. The nunnery was named Baiyun, and the temple was named Daoqing. There was a ditch in the middle, facing each other from east to west. Later Taoists were driven away, the ditch was filled up, and the nunnery and temple were merged, collectively known as Baiyun Temple. Baiyun Temple originally had two palaces, the Jade Emperor and the God of Fire, and the twin palaces of Sanqing and Anyang, which are majestic and beautiful, with four heavy houses, carved beams and painted buildings, resplendent and magnificent, 23 fairy caves in the east and west, and 170 statues of gods. It is the ten-direction jungle of the Quanzhen sect of Taoism in my country. A treasure.
There is a Huimen platform where "eight hundred princes will meet in Tianjin". (Mengjin observes troops: King Wu of Zhou visited Mengjin. Eight hundred princes met unexpectedly and demanded an immediate attack on Shang. However, King Wu of Zhou believed that the time was not yet ripe, so he led his army back to Haojing to wait for new opportunities. Two years later, King Wu found out King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty became even more stupid and cruel. The good ministers Bigan and Jizi gave advice, and one of them was killed and the other was imprisoned. Seeing that King Zhou was beyond hope, all the people fled with the sacrificial vessels of the Shang ancestral temple. Looking sideways and keeping silent, King Wu studied with Jiang Shang and believed that the conditions for destroying Shang were fully mature. Following King Wen's will of "do not doubt when the time comes", he decisively decided to send troops to attack Shang and notified all the vassal states to march towards Chaoge.
"Historical Records. "The Biography of Boyi" records that King Wu of Zhou attacked Zhou. Boyi and Shuqi buckled their horses and remonstrated, but they refused to listen and fled into Shouyang Mountain. The ancients regarded "tying horses" as a code for direct remonstrances. The place where Boyi and Shuqi once detained horses to remonstrate is the current Kuama Village.