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How much do you know about Nangong?

Nangong is rich in treasures, outstanding people and profound culture. In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, there was a saying of "Ten Scenes in Nangong", and a picture of "Ten Scenes" was also recorded in the county annals of Kangxi edition. Since then, Fengting Maifanshu, Copper Tower Lingyun, Pinggang Fengqi, Weishan Diecui, Panshui Lian Fang, Stone Buddha Lu Jing, Guhuai Chahan, Yigu Heritage, Bian Que Jiu Feng and Danzhu Tomb have become places people yearn for. However, with the change of time, many ancient scenes have disappeared. So when it comes to the Ten Scenes of the Nangong, even the Nangong people are vague. The new Nangong Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government, despite the arduous task of economic construction, still does not forget to pay attention to both hands and deploy manpower to explore and protect historical and cultural resources. Through the search and textual research of a large number of historical materials, as well as on-the-spot reconnaissance and calibration, the connotation of the ten scenic spots in Nangong was clarified. On this basis, the paper puts forward the development plan of Qunying Lake, the largest artificial lake near the county seat in the south of Hebei Province, and the first stupa and the first temple in China as the center, building mountains and landscapes, building pavilions and repairing temples, planting trees and greening, and recreating the ten scenic spots of Nangong. In order to meet the needs of economic development, explain the confusion of the people in the city, and report to the leaders, the connotation of the ten scenic spots in Nangong is briefly described as follows:

Feng Ting Maifan Pavilion This is the scenery of Dafeng Pavilion (Maifan Pavilion) and Zhuan Xu Pavilion, located in Beigu Town Village, Xiding Office. According to legend, in the second year of Emperor Guangwu's turn over a new leaf (AD 24), Liu Tou toured Hebei Province, and heard that the pseudo-Han Xiandi Lang Bing had arrived in Handan and fled to the north of Hutuo River. When the big storm reached the Nangong, Liu Xiujun led the car to the side of the road to escape, followed by General Feng Yi, Deng Yu, Emperor Guangwu and * * to eat rice. Finally, later generations built a pavilion called "Dafeng Pavilion", also called "Maifan Pavilion", to commemorate Liu Xiu's experience of being killed here. There is a plaque on both sides of the pavilion, with the front side being "Gale Wind" and the other three sides being "Dragon Phoenix Cave", "Qifeng Weifeng" and "Han Jing Monument" respectively. To the north of the pavilion is the "Wang Guan Temple", which is connected with the pavilion and surrounded by pines and cypresses. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the ancestor Judy went south to Dongchang (now Liaocheng), took the Nangong, and stayed at Wang Guan Temple near Dafeng Pavilion. During Jiajing period, Hu Yanzhao, the county magistrate of Nangong, learned that there were two emperors stationed here, and the sacred objects were outstanding. So, he set up two links, namely, the monument for the ancestor of Daming, the monument for the ancestor of Daming and the pavilion for the ancestor of Daming. In the second year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty, Ding Luduan, a magistrate of a county, rebuilt the "Dafeng Pavilion" and set up a monument to "rebuild the Dafeng Pavilion". Now the two pavilions have been destroyed, but the pavilion base still exists, and there are a pair of stone lions, which are key cultural relics protection units at the county level.

Tongta Lingyun. This is the first pagoda and the first temple of Buddhism in China-the ordinary pagoda and the ordinary temple, located in the north old town village of Xiding office. The ordinary tower was built in the tenth year of Emperor Yongping of the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 67). It is the first stupa built by the first group of eminent monks who accepted the imperial edict and the ancestor of Han Buddhism in China after Mo Teng and Zhu Falan. The tower is about 28 meters high, * * * level 9, and it is an octagonal solid brick tower. Each floor of the tower has eaves, and a bucket arch leans under the eaves. Now it is a provincial key cultural relics protection unit. North of Taba is an ordinary temple, leaving no trace. 1992 Nangong Municipal People's Government respected the wishes of the masses and approved the proposal of the Provincial Buddhist Association to restore the first temple in China. After more than a year of preparation, the foundation stone was laid in June 1993 1 1, and on September 26th 1996, the ceremony for the completion of ordinary temples and the opening of Buddha statues was held ceremoniously. The famous brakes began to appear. Recently, the leaders of the Provincial Department of Ethnic and Religious Affairs and the Provincial Buddhist Association once again inspected the Buddhist cultural origins of the ordinary temples and Nangong, and issued a grand wish to restore and expand the ordinary temples and build the first Brahma Temple in China, which was highly valued and supported by the Nangong Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government. It opened the prelude to the reopening of the Nangong and even the national Buddhist event.

Pinggang Phoenix. This is the landscape of the cross street in Nangong Old Town. According to legend, in the 14th year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty (AD 1478), the Zhangheng River flooded, and the sudden flood destroyed Nangong City. At the critical moment when officials and people were suffering from nowhere to escape, a group of colorful golden phoenix led the people in the flood to a highland in the east of the city, where there were flowers everywhere, lush trees and cranes and herons. The victims were saved, and golden phoenix rang three times and flew away from the highlands. To commemorate this group of phoenixes, this post was named "Feifenggang". Yu Zan, the magistrate, and Li Lin, the magistrate, decided to move Nangong City, which had been destroyed by water, to this geomantic treasure house. Therefore, there is an old saying that "cows lie in the old city and phoenix flies to the new city". The construction of this city is progressing smoothly. In the sixteenth year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty, a new city with a square city and magnificent walls was built. "It is eight miles around the city, two feet high and three feet wide. There are curbs outside the city, dikes outside the curbs, and heavy curbs outside the dikes" (Jiajing Edition of Nangong County Records). There are many shops, pavilions and pavilions in the city, which is very imposing, so it has the reputation of "Little Beijing".

The mountains are green. This is Wei Zi, located in the northwest of Xiaoguan Village, Beihu Office. Weizishan is a huge earthen mountain, hidden in a vast plain stretching for miles. "Like a cloud, this Taihang Mountain comes from the northwest" (Nangong County Records of Daoguang Edition). The trees on the mountain are lush, the grass is lush, and Wei Zi is in bloom. In summer, the branches are sometimes purplish red, and sometimes reddish or white flowers are everywhere, full of fragrance and refreshing. Wei Zi is called Wei Zishan because it is homophonic with the official yamen in charge of decision-making. This mountain is also the commanding height of Nangong. According to Li's "Mountaineering", mountaineering "looks up at the battlements, and the winding long embankment floats. If it arches, it will distract your mind ..." In the thirty-eighth year of Ming Jiajing (1559)