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Place names with numbers abound. Do you know how many there are in Zhenjiang?

Zhenjiang is a famous historical and cultural city. Many place names and street names contain numbers and interesting stories.

1. Place names and street names with numbers

The place names and street names currently used in Zhenjiang contain numbers:

Yiquan Village, First Floor Street, Erdao Lane, Shuangjing Road, Sanmao Palace, Sanligang, Sipailou, Sibudu,

Wuliqiao, Wuzhou Mountain, Wu Jie Street, Liudukou, Qilidian, Hacha Lane, Bagong Cave Mountain (Bagong Cliff),

Jiuli Street, Jiuhua Mountain, Shili Changshan Mountain and so on.

2. Legend of "Three Mountains, Five Ridges and Eight Great Temples"

In Zhenjiang's numerous human history, the cultural treasure hidden in the depths of the city is Zhenjiang's "three mountains and five rivers"

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1. Sanshan:

They refer to Rijing Mountain, Yuehua Mountain and Shouqiu Mountain respectively, instead of the famous Jinshan, Jiao Shan and Gu Bei.

Rijingshan: In today's 359 Hospital. A hill about 30 meters high. Legend has it that the sun essence is the soul of the sun. Rijing Mountain is located in the east of the three mountains, and it looks at the sun first. Rijing Mountain is adjacent to the old north gate of Zhenjiang, also called Dingbomen. There are two gates in the city, which were called Yuecheng in ancient times. The tower outside the moon city is called Dimbota.

Rijingshan

Yuehua Mountain: Yuehua Mountain, also known as Long Live Mountain, is in the east of today's Qian Qiu Bridge Street, behind the Second Plastic Factory. Princes of Eastern Jin Dynasty

Wansui Building is in the southwest of Yuehua Mountain. Wang Gong, a native of Jinyang in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was a general in Jingkou Town. During his stay in Zhenjiang, he built battlements, the Long Live Tower on the city and the Furong Building in the northwest of Yuehua Mountain. When Wang Changling, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, was appointed as Jiangning Cheng, he sent his good friend Xin Xian to Luoyang, crossed the river through Runzhou, rested in Furong Building, and reluctantly wrote a poem "Farewell to Furong Inn and Xin Jian". Among them, "a piece of ice heart is in the jade pot" is a famous sentence sung through the ages.

Shouqiu Mountain: also known as Xianxue Mountain and Icon Mountain. It's in the compound of normal college. Just go in and you'll know. When the ancient canal was opened, it turned out to be a pile of soil. In ancient times, Polygonum multiflorum was often grown on the mountain, so it was named Shouwu. It is also the home of the Liu family.

Compared with Yuehua Mountain, Shouqiu Mountain is more like an emperor. People who love Song Ci will remember that "the sunset is full of grass and trees, and ordinary alleys, and humans send slaves to live." The slave was sent by Emperor Wu of the Southern Dynasties.

2. Wuling

It refers to Wu Fengling, Camel Ridge, Meihua Ridge, Rouge Ridge and Phoenix Ridge.

Wu Fengling: Also known as Wupen 'ao, it is located at the intersection of Dongmenpo and Meng Xi Park Lane on the north side of Zhengdong Road.

"Five Peaks" is the name of a poisonous snake, and Wu Fengling's name comes from a legend.

I don't know when it was, but there is a sauce garden under Wu Fengling. The boss and his wife are old and have only one son.

On her son's wedding night, the woman told her son that she had leprosy and didn't want to harm her son. She just wants to stay in Zhenjiang, and the public can only accept her. One day, the woman's leprosy broke out. She didn't want to implicate herself, so she plunged into a vat full of wine in the yard to think about it. Leprosy was miraculously cured after being awakened by people in the government. Later, people looked into the wine jar thrown by the woman, and it turned out that there was a black snake in the wine jar.

At that time, Wu Fengling was still a "primitive" village with beautiful scenery, while Wu Fengling snakes had already lived in deep mountains and forests and lush grass. On this day, it went down the mountain for food, drank wine as water, and then fell into the jar and died. This wine became Wu Fengling snake medicinal liquor for the treatment of leprosy. The news spread like wildfire and soon spread all over the four towns. Later, people turned to the black wind snake.

The mountain where you live is called Wu Fengling.

Wu Fengling

Luotuoling: It's in the middle street behind Wu Jiajie Primary School. East to Middle Street and west to Scissors Lane. Because the terrain in the middle of the driveway is slightly higher,

Named after the hump.

Meihualing: It's in the middle of Mopan Lane, five streets in the city.

Zhenjiang has the cenotaph of Shi Kefa, the minister of war of Ming Dynasty, a university student and a national hero. This hero, who vowed to live and die with Yangzhou City, resisted alone, was defeated and martyred, and became the pride of the city. Famous writers and historians in the Qing Dynasty wrote a story of Meihualing, which made this national hero who fought against foreign invasion and Meihualing immortal together.

When I arrived in Meihualing, Zhenjiang, I couldn't help thinking of the hero Shi Kefa who died in Meihualing, Yangzhou.

Luotuoling

Yan Zhiling:

Rouge Ridge, also known as Rouge Ridge, has an alley called Rouge Lane, which is located at the eastern end of Daxi Road in Zhenjiang, south to Yan Jun Lane and north to Daxi Road, with a total length of 100 meters. According to the records of Dantu County in Qing Dynasty, it was originally named Rouzhiling. After the formation of the roadway, it is commonly known as Rouge Lane. Its most famous legend is:

Yan zhiling

Named after the site, Guangxu's "Dantu County Records" records: "Yanzhiling is located in Yantou Street, South Yan Jun Lane, with a slightly higher residence." At the end of Qing Dynasty, Li Enren in Zhenjiang wrote an inscription on Ge Zhiling, was it good? Orderly said: "There are five ridges in towns, counties and cities, and Gezhiling is one of them. "Yu lived in the alley for many years. The alley is behind Yantou Street, and the place behind the house is in front. The remains can still be found. Because of rouge and homophonic, it was named Rouge Ridge, and the alley was named after Ling.

Fenghuangling: between Chenghuang Temple and Yuehua Mountain.

Fenghuangling (Zhongshan East Road) is now the location of Fenghuangling Hotel. Legend has it that it is the place where ancient phoenixes lived. There is a Town God Temple in front of Fenghuangling, which was built in the seventh year of Shaoxing, Song Dynasty (1 137) and has a Wannian platform (facing south). Every June, the incense in the Chenghuang Temple is bursting, lasting for more than half a month, and there are three Huang Chenghui meetings every year. They are held in Tomb-Sweeping Day on July 30th and October 1st of the lunar calendar. The city god will come out, and the "four gods" will come out. The "Four Gods" will ride in a four-person green sedan chair, accompanied by drum music and other ceremonial ceremonies. It will be as lively as the city.

Fenghuangling

3. Eight temples

It is the collective name of Luohan Temple, Qingtai Temple, Hui 'an Temple, Zhao Pu Temple, Longhua Temple, Mituo Temple and Lingjian Temple.

Arhat temple

Luohan Temple was built at the foot of the Tang Dynasty, on the east bank of the ancient canal, and is now in Jingkou Hotel. After three generations of Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties, it was repeatedly destroyed and built. It was rebuilt again during the Wanli period, renamed the Kunluge Pavilion in Tongji, and stored the Tripitaka, which was later destroyed by the war.

Qingtai temple

Qingtai Temple, built in the Tang Dynasty, is located in an alley with only one person throughout the ages. There is a green water bridge next to the temple, also known as Gao Qiao, which is very close to the bridge and has a pleasant scenery. In the Ming Dynasty, it was changed to Guandi Temple. There is a wooden archway in front of the temple, which reads "One man grows old", written by Zhang Wenguang in the Ming Dynasty. Behind the wooden workshop is the word "Heaven and Man are salty", which was inscribed by Zhao Zhimeng in the ninth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty, and there is also the word "Ancient Tess" behind the house. The area around Qingtai Temple in the Tang Dynasty was very prosperous because of its riverside, developed water transportation, merchants coming and going, and literati gathering. Du Muyou said in a poem: "There are no horses (birds) in Qingtai Temple, but there are many restaurants near Lvshui Bridge."

Qingtai temple

Huian temple

Hui 'an Temple, located at the northern end of Lvshui Bridge, was originally a bathhouse under Kanluoji, an ancient temple. In the ninth year of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty, a Yakushiji was built at the eastern end of the lane, which was rebuilt and destroyed during the reign of Qing Qianlong.

Puzhaosi

Zhao Pu Temple, located at the top of Shouqiu Mountain, is the former residence of Emperor Wudi of the Southern Song Dynasty. Chen Chuang Temple in the Southern Dynasties was named Cihe Temple, and it was renamed Zhao Pu Temple in the central part of Shaoxing in the Song Dynasty. There is a pagoda in the temple called the Sangha Pagoda. The Sangha Pagoda also leads to a story similar to the flowing water in Jinshan. There is a play in Beijing Opera called "Four Seas Filled with Water", also known as "A Pearl in Hongqiao", which is adapted from folklore and is a "fight" wudan play. In ancient times, a jellyfish fell in love with a scholar in Sizhou City, sucked him into the water and forced him to get married. The scholar took advantage of it unprepared, stole the water drops and ran away. In a rage, jellyfish flooded four continents, which is often called "north flooding", echoing the "south flooding" of white snakes flooding Jinshan. There happened to be a Sangha passing by here, who fought against it with Guanyin's magical power and defeated the jellyfish. Later, the monks came to Shouqiu Mountain in Zhenjiang and built the Sangha Pagoda in Zhao Pu Temple. In the Ming Dynasty, the tower was moved to Shi Ding Mountain outside the East Gate, which is on the Baota shan.

Longhua Temple

Longhua Temple was built at the foot of Shouqiu Mountain and in the 11th year of Shaoxing in Song Dynasty. At the foot of Shouqiu Mountain.

According to legend, during the Three Kingdoms period, Kangju, the prime minister of the Western Regions, had an eldest son named Hui. He doesn't love wealth, he sees through the world of mortals, and he is determined to become a monk, so he is called "Kang Sanghui". Adhering to the teachings of Buddhism, Kang Sanghui came to China to spread Buddhism and form a good relationship. He has been to Shanghai and Suzhou, and of course he will come to Jingkou. One day, he came to Longhua Dang, where he saw that water and sky were one color and the dust was not stained. He thinks this is a treasure house of practice, and he lives here to build houses. He doesn't know that the scenery here is quiet and extraordinary because the Guangze Dragon King built the Dragon Palace here.

Wang Long was very unhappy when he saw a monk living there. At that time, I had evil thoughts and wanted to make waves, overthrow the monk's thatched cottage and scare the monk away. However, the Dragon King suddenly found a ray of light in the thatched cottage with colorful auspicious clouds on it. The dragon king was taken aback. Looking closer, I saw Kang Senhui meditating and chanting. After listening for a while, the Dragon King was moved by the Buddhist information recited by the monk. He not only dispelled his original evil thoughts, but also ran to the monk's meeting and said, I am willing to go back to the East China Sea and give the Dragon Palace to the monk's meeting to build a Buddhist temple. After accepting the kindness of the Dragon King, Kang Sanghui converted the Dragon Palace into Longhua Temple and made a special trip to Nanjing to meet him.

Shuilu temple

Amphibious Temple is located in Wenchang Lane, south of Luohan Temple, which is the western end of this lane. It was built in the first year of Chunyou in the Southern Song Dynasty, destroyed by Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the middle of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. Ancient Jinshan Temple in Zhenjiang often held large-scale Buddhist activities such as "Water and Land Dojo" in Wenchang Lane, so it was opened and Wenchang Lane was renamed Temple Lane.

Tomi temple

Mituo Temple is located in Nianjia Lane, which is now Mituo Temple Lane. The temple was built in Yongjia Zhangzhai in Yuan Dynasty and rebuilt in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. Amitabha, Tathagata, is short for Amitabha. From Yuan Dynasty to Yuan Dynasty, Yongjia Zhangjia's house was built as a temple, which was rebuilt in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. Use it as a road name.

Lingjian temple

Lingjian Temple is located in Dingbomen, to the east of today's 359 Hospital. In the sixth year of Tang Yuanhe, monk Xu Shang rebuilt, and in the twentieth year of Qing Kangxi, Daoguang rebuilt, and Xianfeng was destroyed by war. Although many of the old place names mentioned above no longer exist, the treasures left by the ancients will still be printed in our hearts. Let people believe that Zhenjiang, the treasure city, will bloom her brilliance forever!