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What are the allusions to the origin of Renqiu?

Renqiu was not called Renqiu in ancient times, but belonged to Gu Mo. There is a legend about the name Renqiu.

Legend has it that there was a brave and invincible general in the Han Dynasty.

He protected Liu Xiuwen, Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and saved Liu Xiu's life, which was highly valued by the emperor.

In a battle in the south, General Ren was unfortunately seriously injured.

Before he died, he asked his entourage to transport his coffin to the north, and when the rope pulling the coffin broke, that place was his burial place.

After General Ren's death, his soldiers pulled the coffin northward according to his will and walked to the northwest corner of Renqiu City. The rope of the coffin suddenly broke.

Then, a strong wind blew in the sky all night, and a deep ditch appeared on the ground.

The next day, General Ren's coffin was buried, and a mound of more than 20 feet high and the size of three or four rooms was built.

In memory of General Ren, the emperor ordered the construction of an ideal city in the southeast of Ren General Cemetery, which is called Renqiu.

Listen to the old people, in the past, when there were not enough plates and bowls for weddings, it was written that Zhang Yezi put them in front of the grave, and the plates and bowls needed the next day would definitely be put on them.

At present, Ren General Cemetery has long since ceased to exist, but the name of Ren Qiu has continued to this day.