Who knows the legend of Mangshan Mountain?

According to legend, in 520 BC, Lao Zi left the collection room of Zhouwangcheng and quietly went to Cuiyunfeng, the top of Beimang Mountain, and built the Altay Red Bagua Furnace all night to mobilize the spirituality of heaven, earth, water, fire, thunder, mountains, wind and ze in all directions.

When the stove was turned on, with a loud noise, I saw thousands of golden lights shining directly into the sky. I tasted one myself, and suddenly my face turned purple, but I took off all my bones. So, Lao Tzu dipped his green cow with elixir, rode on the back of the cow, and went far to Mangshan Mountain in the north to "travel to Tianzhu to educate the conference semifinals".

2, Lv Zu repay kindness.

Lv Dongbin, the Eight Immortals, likes to visit the Central Plains. One day, Luoyang was found to be infested with plague, and the whole city was dead. He thought peony roots could drive away the epidemic. In order to save people's livelihood, he rushed to heaven to meet the heavenly queen, hoping to ask fairy peony around him to come down and save people.

The Queen Mother of the West said, "What for heaven? Is it wrong to hit Miss Peony? If you go down to earth privately, you will be condemned by heaven. " Fairy peony was moved by Lv Dongbin's sincerity. He sneaked out of the Heavenly Palace and planted peony seeds in Beimang Mountain.

When the Queen Mother knew about it, she was banished to earth to plant peony. Because the land in Beimang Mountain is fertile, and it always turns into a gentle breeze and drizzle, the peony seeds sown that night began to sprout and bloom.

Lv Dongbin was very grateful for the kindness of the Peony Fairy, so he opened a teahouse on the official road of Beimangshan Mountain. Before long, the peony root was boiled and taken, and the plague was completely eliminated. To thank the fairy peony, people renamed Beimang Mountain "Peony Mountain" and built a Lvzu Temple in the teahouse to commemorate the immortal Lv Dongbin.

3. Chongyang Poetry

Wang Zhongyang, the founder of Quanzhen Sect, crossed Beimang Mountain to worship in Shangqing Palace on his way from Shaanxi to Shandong. Taoist elegant, happy to write a poem "On the Wall of the Qing Palace": "Autumn wind catches, Kunlun hits the jade ball at the top, and the world still gets 3,800."

Out of Beimang Mountain, Wang Zhongyang begged all the way to Shandong. Coincidentally, he has received Ma Danyang, Qiu Chuji, Tan Chuduan, Wang Yuyang, Liu Chuxuan and other "true seven sons", which coincides with the mystery in the poem. Their ancestors preached and established schools in succession after they ascended to the immortals in Chongyang, shining with the banner of truth.

4. This cave is blessed by nature.

According to legend, Taoism has 36 caves and 72 blessed places, all of which are places where immortals live and relax. The world thinks that the land of heaven is auspicious and full of admiration. Taoist hermits like to live in quiet forests, so they choose places with fairy tales to build temples, which can benefit from the fairy wind and Taoist temple.

Since ancient times, Taoist couples have stopped living and pilgrims have been in an endless stream. Therefore, this cave has become a scenic spot of Chinese embroidery rivers and mountains. The seventieth blessed land, namely North Mangshan Mountain, is located in Luoyang County, the eastern capital, and belongs to the rule of Wei Zhenren.

5. Legend of the origin of Mangshan Mountain

In ancient times, there was a python in the West Sea, which practiced for ten thousand years. He heard that the jade emperor was coming to the lower bound, so he came to ask for a seal. When the jade emperor refused, the python became angry from embarrassment and ran to a big river to make waves, which often caused the people on both sides of the strait to suffer. During his stay in Yu Wang, Dayu led many people to control water, and found a python in the river, so he fought with it for seven days and seven nights, and finally killed the python and killed the people.

The python's blood flowed into the river, and the river became turbid, which became the Yellow River. The python is shaped into a python mountain, which is called "Python Mountain" or "Python Ridge".