Nvzhen is one of the oldest ethnic groups in China and has lived in the northeast of China for generations. Heilongjiang, Songhua River, Wusuli River Basin and Changbai Mountain all have their remains, and their ethnic origin can be traced back to Su Shen three thousand years ago. In the Han and Wei Dynasties, Su God was also called Kulou, in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Buji, in the Sui Dynasty, Xiongnu, and in the Five Dynasties, Nuzhen.
During the Five Dynasties, there were constant wars and frequent regime changes in the Central Plains. When Lu Ye Baoji, the leader of the Khitan, established the Liao regime in northern China, the Jurchen hunting between Baishui in Montenegro began to split into two tribes. With its strong military strength, Liao State brought the powerful Jurchen into the south of Liaoyang Prefecture, directly under its jurisdiction, and lived with Han nationality and Qidan, so it was called "mature Jurchen". A jurchen who is still hunting in the forest and fishing in the river and has not entered the Liao country is called a "born jurchen".
Although the living conditions of the girls are bad, they are relatively free and have a large development space because they are not directly ruled by Liao, which laid the foundation for their future rise.
Yan Hong Akuta Wan Yan and Lou Shi Wanyan are both Jurchen people.
Wan Yan Lou Shi, whose name is Wo Liyan, was born in the fourth year of Liao Dakang (AD 1078). He was born in jurchen nobility, and his ancestors once lived in the source of water injection in Afghanistan. His grandfather contacted Lu Zhi and moved his family to Laishui, Yada, and successively conquered many local tribes, and awarded Jin Wuwei as a general for his meritorious service. Wan Yan Lou Shi received strict family education from an early age, practiced martial arts, was physically strong, and was brave, witty and decisive. Therefore, when 14 years old, his father recommended him to go out with Kim. With extraordinary courage and kung fu, Lou Shi followed the army all the way to quell the rebellion of Abhay, Pu and others.
In the war of destroying Liao and conquering Song Dynasty, Wan Yan Lou Shi repeatedly made meritorious military service, once worked as a transfer owner in Huanglongfu, and personally led the army to capture Emperor Tianzuo, the last emperor of Liao Dynasty. Attack Shanxi, attack Henan and enter Shaanxi. In the battles of Taiyuan, Fengxiang, Yan 'an and Fuping, the attack will be successful and the battle will win. Jin praised him: "Although the ancient generals can't add."
In the eighth year of Jintianhui (A.D. 1 130), Wan Yan Lou Shi died in the army at the age of 53. Jin Taizong personally sent guards to escort Wan Yan Loushi's coffin and buried it in Ogiri (now Shibeiling, Sandao Town, Changchun City, Jilin Province), southeast of Jeju, where he fought for many years. Emperor Taizong of Jin ordered a tombstone to be erected on the "South King" mountain, and the name of the mountain was changed to "Shibeiling", which is also the origin of the name of Shibeiling.
Under the hillside of Shibeiling is a plain, which is connected with Dadingzi Mountain, the highest peak in Changchun. The eastern slope of Shibeiling is full of rocks and pine trees, while the western slope is lush cypress trees, which is an ideal place to bury graves.
After the death of Wan Yan Lou, he was appointed as our special envoy of the times, part-time assistant, Prince Taishi, and the third division of Taining Army Kaifu Yitong. In the seventeenth year of Jin Dading (A.D. 1 177), the tombstone of "Golden Wanyan Loushi" inscribed by Wang stood in Wanyan Loushi Cemetery.
The tomb of WanYanLouShi was discovered in Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty. At that time, there was also a "tombstone of WanYanLouShi" in the cemetery, including stone statues, Shiyang, Shi Hu and watchtower.
If you go to WanYanLouShi Cemetery today, on the west side of Shinto, you will see a stone turtle carrying a stone tablet about three meters high. There are many inscriptions on both sides of the monument. The inscription on it is the inscription on "Tombstone of Wan Yan Lou Shi" written by Wang. However, this stone tablet was not discovered during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, because the stone tablet originally discovered disappeared as early as the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty.
So, where did this stone tablet come from?
It turns out that although the tombstone of Jin Wanyan's building stone has been lost, the location and size of the tombstone are recorded in detail in the Liu Bian Jilue written in the forty-sixth year of Qing Emperor Kangxi, and the full text of the inscription is copied. The full text is more than 4 100 words long, which completely records the heroic life of Lou in Wan Yan, and its detail greatly exceeds that of The Stone? Lou's biography
For a long time, archaeologists have been unable to tell clearly how the tombstone, the golden Wanyanlou, was lost. In 1930s, Japanese scholar Tian Yuan and his party collected a fragment of a stone tablet, about 10cm long, with the word "sword armor" on it, which comes from a passage in the article Tombstone, "I learned that all gold and silver wine vessels are well-armored, and seven vests are rewarded." In recent years, cultural relics archaeologists in Changchun City have discovered a pavilion around the tortoise shell in Shibeiling. From this, it can be analyzed that the original tombstone of Jin Wanyan Lou's family may have been vandalized.
In recent years, the Changchun Municipal People's Government has repeatedly restored the tomb of Wanyan Loushi, and invited famous calligraphers to re-write the inscription according to the inscription contained in Liu Lulve. On both sides of the Shinto in front of the tomb, two pairs of stone men, a pair of stone sheep and a pair of stone beasts stood in turn, restoring the historical features of the incomplete cemetery before.