Where is Kunlun Mountain?

Question 1: Where is Kunlun Mountain in China? Kunlun Mountain is located in * * *, Xinjiang, Qinghai and Gansu.

Kunlun Mountain starts from Pamir Plateau, with a total length of 2,500 kilometers, an average elevation of 5,500-6,000 meters, a width of 1.30-200 kilometers and a total area of more than 500,000 square kilometers. The highest peak is located at the junction of Qinghai and Xinjiang, named Xinqingfeng, with an altitude of 6860 meters, which is the highest point in Qinghai Province. Kunlun Mountain is the basic skeleton of plateau landform and an important natural division boundary of Qinghai Province. West Karakorum Mountain is the natural dividing line between Tarim Basin and northern Tibet Plateau, and East Kunlun Mountain consists of three mountain systems, namely Altun Mountain and Qilian Mountain in the north, Kunlun Mountain in the middle and Tanggula Mountain in the south.

Kunlun Mountain is criss-crossed, with endless magnificence, mystery and richness.

Kunlun Mountain Pass is located in the southwest of Qinghai, in the middle of Kunlun Mountain, south of Golmud 160 km. It is the only pass between Qinghai and Gansu provinces to * * * *, and it is also a major pass on the Qinghai-Tibet Highway. It is named after the valley, also known as "Kunlun Mountain Pass".

From the transportation point of view, you can go to Golmud, and then walk along the Qinghai-Tibet Highway (or Railway) in the direction of * * *, with the scenery of Kunlun Mountain along the way, or just play near Golmud. Total length of Kunlun Mountain in Qinghai 1200 km.

Question 2: Where is the furniture in Kunlun Mountain? Kunlun Mountain is located in * * *, Xinjiang, Qinghai and Gansu.

Kunlun Mountain starts from Pamir Plateau, with a total length of 2,500 kilometers, an average elevation of 5,500-6,000 meters, a width of 1.30-200 kilometers and a total area of more than 500,000 square kilometers. The highest peak is located at the junction of Qinghai and Xinjiang, named Xinqingfeng, with an altitude of 6860 meters, which is the highest point in Qinghai Province. Kunlun Mountain is the basic skeleton of plateau landform and an important natural division boundary of Qinghai Province. West Karakorum Mountain is the natural dividing line between Tarim Basin and northern Tibet Plateau, and East Kunlun Mountain consists of three mountain systems, namely Altun Mountain and Qilian Mountain in the north, Kunlun Mountain in the middle and Tanggula Mountain in the south.

Kunlun Mountain is criss-crossed, with endless magnificence, mystery and richness.

Kunlun Mountain Pass is located in the southwest of Qinghai, in the middle of Kunlun Mountain, south of Golmud 160 km. It is the only pass between Qinghai and Gansu provinces to * * * *, and it is also a major pass on the Qinghai-Tibet Highway. It is named after the valley, also known as "Kunlun Mountain Pass".

From the transportation point of view, you can go to Golmud, and then walk along the Qinghai-Tibet Highway (or Railway) in the direction of * * *, with the scenery of Kunlun Mountain along the way, or just play near Golmud. Total length of Kunlun Mountain in Qinghai 1200 km.

Question 3: Where is Kunlun Mountain? Which province is Kunlun Mountain in? Which city does Kunlun Mountain belong to? It starts from Pamir Plateau in the west of Kunlun Mountain, reaches the northwest of Sichuan Province in east longitude, and passes between Xinjiang and * * * *, with a total length of 2,500 kilometers. It lies like a long dragon in the west of China, and is called the backbone of Asia. Kunlun Mountain consists of three parts: East, Middle and West Kunlun Mountains. Like a bird's paw, East Kunlun is divided into three branches: south, middle and north. Bayan Kara belongs to the south branch, which is the watershed between the Yangtze River and the Yellow River. Kunlun Mountain is more than 5000 meters above sea level, and many peaks exceed 7000 meters. Every summer, the snow on the top of the mountain begins to melt and merge into a clear stream, which nourishes the arid land in northwest China and supplements the water sources of the Yangtze River and the Yellow River. Kunlun Mountain, with its cold climate and endless ice peaks and snow ridges, is the mountain range with the most glaciers in China. Mount Mustag is called the father of glaciers. Numerous glaciers hover in the valley like Yulong, with ice towers, ice waterfalls and ice cracks. Abundant glaciers and snow have become the source of many rivers. In addition, the Kunlun Mountain in Jiaodong, formerly known as Lushan Mountain, straddles the junction of Wendeng, Rushan and Muping provinces. It is the largest mountain system in Jiaodong, stretching for hundreds of miles. The main peak, Taibo Peak, is 923 meters above sea level and is the highest mountain in Jiaodong. Kunlun Mountain has rolling hills, deep forests and beautiful scenery. At the turn of spring and summer, the mountains are full of green trees and flowers, which makes Kunyu Mountain more attractive and becomes one of the famous scenic spots on the peninsula. Cui Hong, a historian of the Northern Wei Dynasty, called it "the ancestor of the mountains on the sea", and during the Spring and Autumn Period of the Sixteen Kingdoms, "there were many famous mountains and monks in the world".

Question 4: Where is Kunlun Mountain, in which province and in which city is Kunlun Mountain (a mountain range in Central Asia) generally refers to Kunlun Mountain; Location: China, Xinjiang and Qinghai, at the border of * * *.

Kunlun Mountain (Kunlun Mountain), also known as Kunlun Xu, the first mountain in China, Wanzu Mountain, Kunlun Mountain or Yushan Mountain. It is a mountain system in Central Asia and the backbone of the mountain system in western China. The mountain range starts from the eastern Pamirs in the west, crosses Xinjiang and extends to Qinghai, with a total length of about 2,500 kilometers, an average elevation of 5,500-6,000 meters, a width of 130-200 kilometers, a narrow width in the west and a wide width in the east, with a total area of over 500,000 square kilometers. As the "ancestor of thousands of mountains", Kunlun Mountain has a prominent position in the cultural history of the Chinese nation. The ancients called Kunlun Mountain the "ancestor of Long Mai" of China.

Question 5: Where is the geographical location of Kunlun Mountain? Where are we in China? The mountain system in Central Asia is also the backbone of the mountain system in western China. It stretches for 2,000 kilometers (65,438+0,250 miles) from east to west, starting from the Pamirs of Tajikistan in the west, and reaching the Kunlun Mountain Pass and the neighboring Qinghai-Tibet Mountains-Burkhanbuda Mountain, bayan har Mountain and Animaqen Mountain in the east. The width of Kunlun Mountain varies greatly, rarely exceeding 20 1 km (125 miles). On the western edge, this mountain forms an internal sub-barrier between the western plateau of China and the Tarim Basin. The northern branch Altun Mountain continues to extend this mountain combination.

Kunlun Mountain starts from Pamir Plateau, with a total length of 2,500 kilometers, an average elevation of 5,500-6,000 meters and a width of 1.30-200 kilometers. The map area from Kunlun Mountain and Pamir Plateau in the west is narrow in the east and wide in the west, reaching more than 500,000 square kilometers. The highest peak is located at the junction of Qinghai and Singapore, named Xinqingfeng-Bugdaban Peak, with an altitude of 6860 meters, which is the highest point in Qinghai Province. It is the basic skeleton of plateau landform and an important natural division boundary of Qinghai Province. According to legend, the fairy in Kunlun Mountain is the Queen Mother of the West. The "Yaochi" recorded in many ancient books is the Black Sea at the source of Kunlun River. It is 4300 meters above sea level, with clear lakes, flocks of birds, many wild animals and colorful weather. There are precious rock paintings in Yeniugou, which crosses Kunlun River. Not far from the Black Sea, it is said that Jiang Taigong practiced Wuxing Avenue for forty years. Yu Xufeng and Yu Zhufeng are covered in silver all the year round, and the mountains are misty. Located on the north bank of Kunlun River, Kunlun Spring is the largest unfrozen spring in Kunlun Mountain. Six places in the snow scene of Kunlun Mountain are formed by a large amount of stable water. It is said that the spring water used by the Queen Mother of the West to brew nectar is high-quality mineral water. It originated in the middle reaches of Golmud River in Kunlun Mountain and eroded thousands of slates for a long time, forming a natural barrier spectacle with steep canyons and tens of meters deep.

Qifeng is slim and beautiful. Legend has it that it is the embodiment of the jade emperor's two sisters. Kunlun Mountain has a prominent position as the "ancestor of thousands of mountains" in the cultural history of the Chinese nation. It is the location of the Dojo of Daoism Mixed Yuan School (Kunlun School) in the late Ming Dynasty. It is the first mountain in China. Jade Everest and Yuxu Peak are both open peaks in Qinghai Province, which are holy places for pilgrimage and cultivation. 1990 Kunlun Mountain Taoist ancestral tour line was launched. After 1992, hundreds of root-seeking groups composed of descendants of Chinese people from all over the world climbed Kunlun Mountain to seek roots and worship their ancestors, and some Taiwan Province compatriots practiced in Kunlun Mountain for several months every year. Later, he took his family to worship in the mountains and invested in building an altar, which was very pious.

Kunlun Mountain has rolling hills, deep forests and beautiful scenery. At the turn of spring and summer, the mountains are covered with green trees and flowers, which makes Kunyu Mountain more attractive and becomes one of the famous scenic spots on the peninsula. Cui Hong, a historian of the Northern Wei Dynasty, called it "the ancestor of the mountains on the sea", and during the Spring and Autumn Period of the Sixteen Kingdoms, "there were many famous mountains and monks in the world".

Since ancient times, Kunlun Mountain has attracted monks from the Buddhist community to build and repair temples here, cultivate self-cultivation and preach scriptures. As far back as the Han and Tang Dynasties, there were many temples and incense here. During the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, Wang Zhongyang, the founder of Quanzhen Taoism in China, and his seven disciples chose this place as the "paradise" for creating Taoism, leaving many fascinating Taoist relics.

Question 6: Where is Kunlun Mountain? It is a mountain system in Central Asia and the backbone of the mountain system in western China. It stretches for 2,000 kilometers (65,438+0,250 miles) from east to west, starting from the Pamirs of Tajikistan in the west, and reaching the Kunlun Mountain Pass and the neighboring Qinghai-Tibet Mountains-Burkhanbuda Mountain, bayan har Mountain and Animaqen Mountain in the east. The width of Kunlun Mountain varies greatly, rarely exceeding 20 1 km (125 miles). On the western edge, this mountain forms an internal sub-barrier between the western plateau of China and the Tarim Basin. The northern branch Altun Mountain continues to extend this mountain combination.

Kunlun Mountain starts from Pamir Plateau, with a total length of 2,500 kilometers, an average elevation of 5,500-6,000 meters and a width of 1.30-200 kilometers. The map area from Kunlun Mountain and Pamir Plateau in the west is narrow in the east and wide in the west, reaching more than 500,000 square kilometers. The highest peak is located at the junction of Qinghai and Singapore, named Xinqingfeng-Bugdaban Peak, with an altitude of 6860 meters, which is the highest point in Qinghai Province. It is the basic skeleton of plateau landform and an important natural division boundary of Qinghai Province. According to legend, the fairy in Kunlun Mountain is the Queen Mother of the West. The "Yaochi" recorded in many ancient books is the Black Sea at the source of Kunlun River. It is 4300 meters above sea level, with clear lakes, flocks of birds, many wild animals and colorful weather. There are precious rock paintings in Yeniugou, which crosses Kunlun River. Not far from the Black Sea, it is said that Jiang Taigong practiced Wuxing Avenue for forty years. Yu Xufeng and Yu Zhufeng are covered in silver all the year round, and the mountains are misty. Located on the north bank of Kunlun River, Kunlun Spring is the largest unfrozen spring in Kunlun Mountain. Six places in the snow scene of Kunlun Mountain are formed by a large amount of stable water. It is said that the spring water used by the Queen Mother of the West to brew nectar is high-quality mineral water. It originated in the middle reaches of Golmud River in Kunlun Mountain and eroded thousands of slates for a long time, forming a natural barrier spectacle with steep canyons and tens of meters deep.

Qifeng is slim and beautiful. Legend has it that it is the embodiment of the jade emperor's two sisters. Kunlun Mountain has a prominent position as the "ancestor of thousands of mountains" in the cultural history of the Chinese nation. It is the location of the Dojo of Daoism Mixed Yuan School (Kunlun School) in the late Ming Dynasty. It is the first mountain in China. Jade Everest and Yuxu Peak are both open peaks in Qinghai Province, which are holy places for pilgrimage and cultivation. 1990 Kunlun Mountain Taoist ancestral tour line was launched. After 1992, hundreds of root-seeking groups composed of descendants of Chinese people from all over the world climbed Kunlun Mountain to seek roots and worship their ancestors, and some Taiwan Province compatriots practiced in Kunlun Mountain for several months every year. Later, he took his family to worship in the mountains and invested in building an altar, which was very pious.

Kunlun Mountain has rolling hills, deep forests and beautiful scenery. At the turn of spring and summer, the mountains are full of green trees and flowers, which makes Kunyu Mountain more attractive and becomes one of the famous scenic spots on the peninsula. Cui Hong, a historian of the Northern Wei Dynasty, called it "the ancestor of the mountains on the sea", and during the Spring and Autumn Period of the Sixteen Kingdoms, "there were many famous mountains and monks in the world".

Since ancient times, Kunlun Mountain has attracted monks from the Buddhist community to build and repair temples here, cultivate self-cultivation and preach scriptures. As far back as the Han and Tang Dynasties, there were many temples and incense here. During the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, Wang Zhongyang, the founder of Quanzhen Taoism in China, and his seven disciples chose this place as the "paradise" for creating Taoism, leaving many fascinating Taoist relics. [Edit this paragraph] Geology and geomorphology (1) Geology

Kunlun Mountain is separated from Tarim Basin and Qaidam Basin by deep faults. The Kunlun mountain area is based on the pre-Sinian system; In Paleozoic, it was a strongly sinking sea area accompanied by volcanic activity. At the end of Paleozoic, it rose through the Variscan movement fold, forming the central axis of Kunlun and the middle ridge of the mountain range. Depression occurred in Mesozoic, and the mountains above 4000 meters on both sides of the main ridge were formed by Yanshan movement. Kunlun Mountain and the banded mountains separating the north and south of China.

The neotectonic movement in Kunlun Mountain is extremely strong, which has risen by about 4000 ~ 5000 meters since the Late Tertiary. The thickness of gravel layer in Yerqiang Depression is over 2500m, and Quaternary volcanic tuff and volcanic breccia are distributed on the valley highlands. Middle Pleistocene basalt flows and craters are preserved in the upper reaches of the Keriya and Andiel rivers. 195 1 year, the volcano 1 in Kadasi Volcano Group of Kunlun Mountain in Tian County erupted, accompanied by modern volcanic debris flow. Kunlun Mountain in the east has risen more than 2800 meters since Quaternary, and its related sediments are buried in the depth of 2800 meters in Qaidam Basin. The neotectonic movement of Kunlun Mountain is intermittent, and the Yarkant River, Caracas River and Niya River all form 4 ~ 5 terraces. Each river exits the mountain pass to form 4 ~ 5 superimposed alluvial fans.

② Topography

In many parts of this mountain combination, Kunlun Mountain is composed of two or three parallel mountains, not just a ridge. This is especially true on the west side of the mountain. Sarekule Ridge (Sa>& gt

Question 7: Where is the Kunlun Mountain in the ancient Classic of Mountains and Seas? Mr. Tao Yuanming, a famous poet in ancient China, once commented on The Classic of Mountains and Seas: Looking at The Biography of Zhou Wang and The Classic of Mountains and Seas, you are hovering between heaven and earth. If you are unhappy, what can you do? .

From here, we can feel the infinite reverie and temptation brought by the ancient book Shan Hai Jing handed down from generation to generation.

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In the Western Han Dynasty, the great historian Sima Qian could only sigh at the incredible records in Shan Hai Jing. . . . . .

What makes China scholars feel confused and helpless about this book? What is the reason why this ancient book can't be classified by later scholars, but can only be placed in a supernatural novel?

We don't know. Today, I will make a simple analysis of a place described in The Classic of Mountains and Seas with my own fallacies, in the hope of attracting more attention and bringing a little comfort to the unknown author of this unfathomable classic.

The time when Shan Hai Jing was written can't be verified now, but according to the available data, this book should have been widely circulated before the Qin Dynasty. Since the birth of Shan Hai Jing, countless scholars at home and abroad have been fascinated by it, and some have devoted their lives to pursuing and studying its mystery. Here, I only talk about Kunlun Mountain, a place mentioned in Shan Hai Jing! Let's take a look at the description of the geographical location of Kunlun Mountain in the original text of Shan Hai Jing: Shan Hai Jing? "The Wild West Classic": "South of the West Sea, on the shore of quicksand, there is a mountain named Kunlun Mountain after Chishui and before Heishui.

Shan Hai Jing? "Three Classics of the Western Regions": "The mountain of Kunlun is the capital under the emperor."

Shan Hai Jing? Chinese and western classics in the sea: "Kunlun in the sea is in the northwest, under the emperor." Kunlun is 800 miles empty and Wan Ren is high.

The first thing we see is this argument; In the south of the West Sea, on the bank of quicksand, behind Chishui and before Heishui, there is a mountain called Kunlun Mountain. In ancient China, the West Sea generally refers to the present Qinghai Lake area, while quicksand refers to a small country in the vast desert. Chishui and Heishui refer to the Yellow River and a big river in Qinghai Province respectively. More interestingly, these reasons based on domestic scholars' research are also called the legend that Zhou Muwang once met the Queen Mother of the West here, just as we see that Kunlun Mountain is Kunlun on today's map! It seems that everything should be like this. In Chairman Mao's words, Kunlun Mountain is so high, and he said romantically, "Not so high, not so much snow". It seems that everything has been decided, no doubt! However, this is not the case when the book Shan Hai Jing is opened to annotate the origin of the river we mentioned earlier. In the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the origin of these place names is recorded as follows: quicksand comes from Zhongshan, westbound and southbound to Kunlun. Kunlun in the sea is in the northwest, under the emperor. The imaginary edge of Kunlun is 800 Li, which is higher than that of Wan Ren. This note is basically the same as the notes in the three famous works in the western era, except that Kunlun did not write "hills" but "emptiness". The meaning of the word "virtual" is the same as that of ancient hills, and it also refers to basins. The following is: Chishui leaves the southeast corner and heads northeast. The river flows north from the northeast corner. Sea water and black water leave the northwest corner and flow eastward. Weak water and clear water flow eastward and northward from the southwest corner. Look at these paragraphs carefully. Quicksand leaves Zhongshan, heading west and heading south to Kunlun sky. In ancient Oracle Bone Inscriptions, the word autumn was written like a basin surrounded by mountains! Gu Jiegang believes that Hainei Jing is a unique version of Hainei Four Chapters. Then, what is said should also belong to western geography. In this paper, there are not only quicksand, black water, green water and wood (weak water), but also clearly pointed out that "there is wood between black water and green water, which is called wood, and if water comes out"; It is also clear that "there is a vast field between the black waters, and Hou Ji is not buried", which is a place where "honeymooners sing and phoenix birds dance" and "many wild animals are in harmony". At the same time, the article also pointed the finger at Mao. These contents echo the classics of overseas, domestic and wild. Kunlun Mountain is the place where these waters meet or flow. Kunlun Mountain is not far from the legendary wild land of Du Guang. Jian Mu, weak wood and even the emperor's market room are recorded in such detail.

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Question 8: Where is Kunlun Mountain? Where is Kunlun Mountain?

Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, an ancient and magical land, has nurtured a long and splendid culture, and we are proud of it.

As we all know, the majestic Kunlun Mountain is the source of China myth, and the profound and long-standing Kunlun myth originated from Kunlun Mountain. Kunlun myth is also the product of the combination of geographical environment and historical culture. There are many records about the setting of Kunlun Mountain in the historical documents. For example, the Chronicle of Bamboo Records says: "Zhou Muwang's westward expedition to Kunlun Mountain." The Three Classics of the West in the Classic of Mountains and Seas says: "Four hundred miles southwest, named Kunlun Mountain, is the capital under the rule of the Emperor of Heaven." The Western Classic says: "South of the West Sea, on the shore of quicksand, behind Chishui and before Blackwater, there is a mountain called Kunlun Mountain." The Western Classics in the Sea says: "Kunlun in the sea is in the northwest, under the emperor." Zhuangzi said, "The Yellow Emperor swam north of Chishui and climbed Kunlun Mountain".

There is no doubt that the "West Sea" in historical documents is now Qinghai Lake, so Kunlun Mountain should be around Qinghai Lake. Investigating the mountains around the lake, only the Bison Mountain in Huangyuan County meets the coordinate requirements of "South of the West Sea, Shore of Quicksand, Behind Chishui and Before Blackwater". The "West Sea" here refers to Qinghai Lake, the "Shore of Quicksand" refers to the desert in the east of Qinghai Lake, Chishui refers to the Yellow River and Blackwater refers to the Datong River. Bison Mountain is the main peak of Sun Moon Mountain, a branch of Qilian Mountain, with an altitude of 4,898 meters, which is the highest peak around the lake. Tibetan is called "Suorige Mountain" and Mongolian is called "Haila" and "Hala", which means Kunlun.

Hanshu? "County Records" contains: "Lin Qiang has Kunlun Mountain". "Ten continents" says: "Kunlun Mountain is in the land of the West Sea". "Xining Wei Zhi" in Ming Dynasty? The Records of Mountains and Rivers records that "Kunlun Mountain is in the northwest of Wei Zhi, so it is adjacent to Qiang County". New Records of Xining Prefecture in Qing Dynasty? Geography? "Records of Mountains and Rivers" records: "Kunlun Mountain is in the northwest of the county (referring to Xining County), so it is adjacent to Qiang County. "Professor Chang Zheng of contemporary Hebei University believes that Zhongshan in Shan Hai Jing is Sun Moon Mountain, which is the Kunlun Mountain where the Queen Mother of the West lives.

As for Lin Qiang, the General History of Qinghai records that Lin Qiang ruled the southeast of Huangyuan County in Qinghai. Zhou Xiwu clearly pointed out in Ji Xing of Ninghai: "The ancient city on the south bank of Huangshui in the southeast of the county is close to Qiang City", and Ji Tang X also said: "There is a slow river and Qiang Sea in the west of Qiang County in Hanjincheng County, which is called Qinghai in the world." Thirteen Zhou Zhi said that "Qinghai is in the west of Linqiang County." New Notes of Xining Mansion "The ancient city of Lin Qiang is located in the west of the county seat, which belonged to Jincheng County in Han Dynasty". "Preface to Xining Mansion" also records that "the west of Xining is 90 miles".

These records clearly indicate that Linqiang County is located in Huangyuan County, east of Qinghai Lake and west of Xining.

It can be inferred from the above literature that the furniture of Kunlun Mountain is located in Jiulinqiang County, which is today's Huangyuan County.

Question 9: Where is Kunlun Mountain? Kunlun Mountain (Kunlun Mountain), also known as Kunlun Xu, the first mountain in China, Wanzu Mountain, Kunlun Mountain or Yushan Mountain. It is a mountain system in Central Asia and the backbone of the mountain system in western China. The mountain range starts from the eastern Pamirs in the west, crosses Xinjiang and extends to Qinghai, with a total length of about 2,500 kilometers, an average elevation of 5,500-6,000 meters, a width of 130-200 kilometers, a narrow width in the west and a wide width in the east, with a total area of over 500,000 square kilometers. As the "ancestor of thousands of mountains", Kunlun Mountain has a prominent position in the cultural history of the Chinese nation. The ancients called Kunlun Mountain the "ancestor of Long Mai" of China.

Question 10: The geographical location of Kunlun Mountain The branch of Zaoping Mountain of Kunlun Mountain is located in the middle of Heshan County, Guangdong Province, 3 kilometers south of he cheng. It was originally Zaoping Mountain (Zaoping Mountain is the boundary mountain between Gaoming and Heshan counties; It is located in the northwest of Heshan county, starting from the west bank of the lower reaches of Xijiang River in the northeast and winding to Kaiping Water Mirror and Yueshan Mountain in the southwest. It spans 40 kilometers and covers an area of more than 400 square kilometers. The mountains are undulating and imposing, separating the Pearl River Delta Plain from Zhongshan Mountain in Guangdong.