What stories are hidden behind the names of 22 villages and towns?
Shenhou
In the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty, Zhou was named an evil beast. Legend has it that it is an animal with a tiger body and a lion head, white hair and black stripes, and a long tail. ) Dedicated to Ming Taizu, Zhu thought it was a blessing to get the beast with ulterior motives, so he renamed Daliushan as "Magic Mountain" at that time, and "Dong Qi" took the meaning of heaven and earth, meaning the land blessed by gods. The village at the foot of the mountain is also called Shendong.
Shundian town
In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, the traffic from Xuchang to Luoyang crossed the street. Because of the smooth roads and numerous shops, it is named Shundian. There are Xiashaokangcheng ruins and Xia Dynasty cultural relics in the town.
Fanggang town
According to legend, the Prince of Ming Dynasty usurped the throne, and Fang Xiaoru refused to draw up the imperial edict, which was destroyed by ten schools. Later generations fled here to settle down, and built a village on the job, named Fangjiagang, hereinafter referred to as Fanggang.
hongchang town
It was named Hongchang Village in the Song Dynasty and changed to Hongchang Town in the Ming Dynasty. During the reign of Qing Qianlong, four wealthy businessmen from Shanxi and Shaanxi came here to operate silk, money houses, pawn shops and other industries. Business is booming and the market is booming. Taking the meaning of "big and smooth", the village name was changed to Hongchang.
liangbei town
In the early Ming Dynasty, immigrants from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, lived on both sides of Miaogou. There is a stone bridge in the dog's mouth, and there is Liang Shi under the bridge. The village living in the south of the bridge is called Liangnan, and the village living in the north of the bridge is called Liangbei. During the Tongzhi period in the late Qing Dynasty, in order to prevent bandits, villagers in the two villages built villages in Liangbei and people in Liangnan moved to the village. The two villages are collectively called Liangbei and the town is named after the village.
Wuliang town
Ma Wensheng, the celestial official of the Ming Dynasty, built a temple without beams here, called Wuliangsi. This village is named after the temple, called Wuliang for short. There are the tombs of the king and princess Zhou in the town, which are rare underground tombs in Zhongzhou area. The unique structure is of great value to the study of ancient architectural art and imperial burial customs.
Zhuge town
According to legend, Zhu Jianzhai in the early Ming Dynasty had a white pavilion in the east of the village, hence the name. Sweet potato has a large planting area and a long history of processing technology, which is an important producing area of traditional famous and famous specialty "vermicelli" in Yuzhou.
Huolong town
There used to be a fire dragon temple in the village, and the village was named after it. There is Longchi chastity archway in the town, which was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. It is rigorous in structure, magnificent in momentum, ingenious in conception and of high artistic value.
the town of lizhuang
During the Spring and Autumn Period, Zhou Dafu Changhong lived here. After the village was built, it was named Changhong Street and later Lizhuang Street. There is the tomb of Liu Zhiyuan, the Emperor Gaozu after five dynasties, and the white jade statue of Grandma Yuxian in Longfo Temple.
Huashi town
This town used to be called Huachitou. According to legend, during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, the street south ditch was blocked by a deep stream, making business travel difficult. Because a stone bridge was built and there was a patterned stone on the bridge, the village was named Huashi, later referred to as Huashi. There are Wang Ting in Wu 'an and Xia cultural sites in Yanzhai in the town.
jiu shan town
There is Lushan in the town, which is famous all over the country because of 1957, so it is named Lushan. There are the largest mountain in Yuzhou-Dahongzhai Mountain and the second largest river-Yongquan River. 1945, Zhang Cai moved here to open up the anti-Japanese base area in western Henan.
Mojie town
According to legend, in the past, the nearby mountains were famous for producing high-quality sand and stones, forging stone mills and stone mills, and there were many buyers, forming a market, originally named Moshan Street, later referred to as Moshan Street. The town is located in the east of the urban area, southeast of Shenyong and north of Hatoyama.
Wenshu town
During the Jin Dynasty, manjusri temple was built here, and a village was built next to the temple. There is a shop called Manjusri Store, hereinafter referred to as Manjusri, and there are Cai Wenzhong's Tomb and manjusri temple in the town.
Zhangde town
This is Sean's hometown in Liu Hou. At first, this place was named Li Han, Sean and ancestor V Han Xiang, and became a noble family. The place name was changed to Zhang De. According to records, he was assassinated in the Song Dynasty, buried here, and Pan et al.
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This township has a long history, and Dalu Village under its jurisdiction is the hometown of Lv Buwei in Qin Dynasty. Later, some families moved to this village and named it Xiao Lu, after which the town was named. In addition, the town's Tianmipu Village is the hometown of Chao Cuo, an imperial historian of the Han Dynasty.
Fanpo town
At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the ancestors named Fan built a village on this slope, named after the surname Fan Po. The agricultural economy in Fanpo Township has four advantages, namely, tobacco production advantage, sweet potato resource advantage, ecological agriculture advantage and labor resource advantage. The specialty of Fanpo Township is vermicelli.
Chuhe town
According to the Records of Yuzhou in the Republic of China, "Why is the Chuhe River a British river? It has a different name because of its place". Gan longshao said, "named after the place where Chu lived." . Han Shu said, "The so-called county surname is Chu." It is the hometown of Chu Suiliang, a politician and calligrapher during the Chu and Taizong periods in the Western Han Dynasty.
Mountain products City
According to historical records, in ancient times, this place was "mountain products disembarked in the Northern Song Dynasty", formerly known as mountain products Factory, and later referred to as mountain products. There is an ancient mosque in the town, which was built in the Ming Dynasty. It is one of the larger mosques in Henan Province.
gucheng town
Named after the ancient temple of the original town, it is the hometown of Liuhua Town, a farmer's anti-grain leader. The specialty Chinese herbal medicines Angelica dahurica and Rhizoma Arisaematis are famous both inside and outside the province.
Asai town
It is named after a shallow well in the village. Pacun, Xiaoyao Temple and other places have famous porcelain kiln sites in the Song Dynasty.
Fangshan town
It is named after Fangshan Mountain in the south. According to the temple monument, this village existed eleven years ago. The town is rich in mineral resources and has a glorious revolutionary history. 1944 was once one of the anti-Japanese places in western Henan.
Guolian town
Because there is a river that runs through the village, it was originally named Guo Lian. During the light-year period of the Qing Dynasty, Lian River was introduced into the moat for building a village. After the river silted up, the river dried up, and the village name evolved into Guo Lian, the hometown of Guo Jia, Cao Cao's counselor during the Three Kingdoms period.