Huangzhou, the abbreviation of ancient Huangzhou Prefecture, was about Huanggang, Huangpi, Mulan and Macheng in the Song Dynasty, and was basically equivalent to Huanggang in the Qing Dynasty. Today there is Huangzhou District, Huanggang City, where the municipal government is located. Press: In this poem, "The Duke of Han and Wei left Huangzhou and was reluctant to part." It is not Han Qi who left his post as an official in Huangzhou. Han Qi did not work in Huangzhou in his official career, but only in the heyday of the Northern Song Dynasty (1023- 1030). He came to Huangzhou, joined his brother Han Ju, who was the secretariat in Huangzhou, and worked hard in the west wing of ankokuji. "There is blue light in the daytime, and there is no slack in the wind and rain." He finally passed the exam and became a famous scholar.
Yin Taibao refers to Yin Jishan, Governor of Liangjiang River. Because he served as an official in the thirty-sixth year of Qianlong (177 1), he was honored as "Yin Taibao" by Yuan Mei.
A good friend refers to thirty years of prosperity. 1765. That year, Yin Jishan ended his decades-long government career, went to Beijing as a university student in Wenhua Hall, was in charge of the Ministry of War, and was the master of the upper study, so that he was so powerful that he was known as "the crown of splendor and nine beauties".
Qixia refers to Qixia Mountain in Nanjing. It belonged to Jiangning County in Qing Dynasty. This is a famous scenic spot.
Shufu, which should refer to Shugang, is located four miles northwest of Fuzhou. It stretches for more than forty miles, bordering Yizheng and Liuhe counties in the west, Zhuyuwan scenic spot in the northeast and facing Jinling across the river. Daming temple, a famous ancient temple in Yangzhou, and Pingshan Hall, a cultural scenic spot, are all built here. In the prosperous period of Qing Kang Gan, daming temple was expanded to be the first of the eight famous temples in Yangzhou. In the thirty years of Qing Qianlong (1765), Qianlong toured Yangzhou and changed his name to "Fajing Temple". "Shugang", also known as "Shufu", can be found in Kangxi's title "Yangzhou Tianning Temple Union": "The south flower rain spreads the wonderful truth in the open air, and the Shufan famous area in Shufu is fragrant. Tianning Temple is located under Shugang in the northwest of Yangzhou.
Qingjiangpu, an ancient place name, roughly covers the area to the west of the Confucian Temple, to the south of the Li Canal, to the east of the ancient Qingjiang Pulou and to the north of Huancheng West Road in Huai 'an City, Jiangsu Province. Qingjiangpu was opened on 14 15. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was a prosperous transportation hub, grain storage area and commercial city along the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. It has a history of more than 600 years, and has the reputation of being a thoroughfare of nine provinces and a granary in the world. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Huai 'an, with Qingjiangpu as an important part, was also called "Four Metropolis" and "Four Capitals in Southeast China" along the canal with Yangzhou, Suzhou and Hangzhou, and was called "China Canal Capital".
The Yellow River is today's Yellow River. On June 19 (1 855 August1), the Yellow River burst in the copper tile compartment on the north bank of Yanglan (now Lankao) in Henan Province. Yellow water first flows to the northwest, then turns to the northeast, takes Daqing River in Shandong and enters the Bohai Sea. Since then, the Yellow River, hundreds of miles east of Tongwa Box, has been cut off, and the big river that originally crossed northern Jiangsu and merged into the Yellow Sea has quickly become a relic. This is the latest major diversion of the Yellow River. Before the fifth year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (AD 1855), the route of the Yellow River was: generally passing through Xingyang, Zhengzhou, Yuanyang, Yanjin, Fengqiu, Zhongmou, Kaifeng and Lankao in Henan; Cao County and Shan County in Shandong Province; Anhui Dangshan and Xiaoxian; Fengxian, Peixian, Xuzhou, Pixian, Suining, Suqian, Siyang, Huaiyin, Lianshui, Funing and Binhai in Jiangsu. Enter the Yellow Sea. In the fifth year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (1855), the Yellow River burst in Tongwa Room, Yanglan, Henan Province, and flowed into the Bohai Sea in the north through the present channel.
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