Was there a river in Pingdu a long time ago?

A long time ago, there was a river in Pingdu.

According to Guangxu's Pingdu County Records, "Xianhe originated in Xianshan (a Qiaojiashan), 25 miles southwest of the city. It flows westward, starting from Dashimen, Xiaoshimen, Xiaohekou, Sandaoling, Guandong, Chemmachi, Huangdaokou, Woluozi and Butte Mountain in the north, reaching Huangshanhou, Beilingzi, Furnace Mouth, Huashan Mouth, Gonghe Mountain and Niuti Mountain in the south, flowing through Beitai, Shuangmiao and Wumulan in the southwest, and turning to Xieshan and Niuti Mountain in the east and north. Go west through Zeke and Nitrate Field, south to Oujia, west to Pujia, west to Cenlijia, Guanzhuang and Shunde Camp, south to Wangjia, Cai and south to Jiaohe. Its runoff flows from Oujiaxi to Wangmujiangzhuang, Kulan, Jingjiazhuang, Changfuzhuang, Laijia and Zhongzhuang, and flows to Liujiaxiaozhuang and Liujiazhuang in the southwest, which is scattered and turbid. " It has a total length of more than 50 kilometers and a drainage area of more than 200 square kilometers. The cover of this "Xianhe" is named after it originated from Xianshan Mountain.

The "Continued Pingdu County Records" of the Republic of China contains: "This river originated in Qiaojia Houshan." The place where it flows is basically consistent with the expression of "Xianhe" in Pingdu Chronicle of Guangxu. The Records of Water Conservancy in pingdu city published by 1990 records that the Xianhe River originated at the west foot of Qiaojiabei Mountain (Jade Peak) in Tao Pan Township, and its expression is basically consistent with Pingdu Records of Guangxu and Xupingdu County Records of the Republic of China. At this point, the origin of the name of the crane is basically clear, that is, Xianshan-Xianhe-Xianhe.