There is a natural Tai Chi in Yunlong County, Dali Prefecture. What is the name of a village in Taiji?

In Nuodeng Village, a Millennium Bai village in the north of Yunlong County, you have to be in Tianchi Scenic Area in the southwest of Nuodeng Village to see the Tai Chi map. Norden ham has been published in Tip of the Tongue 2. Legend has it that after Zhuge Liang captured Meng Huo seven times, the villagers here admired Zhuge Liang's wisdom, and the buildings in the village were divided according to Zhuge Liang's gossip. In fact, the S-shape of Longjiang was formed through Nuodeng Village.

According to textual research, this village is the oldest village in northwest Yunnan, and it is also the only village with the same original name in Schumann, the earliest history book in Yunnan. There are few modern residential buildings in the village, but a large number of Ming and Qing buildings and the famous Yuhuangge Taoist complex are preserved.

Millennium Bai Nuodeng Village: "Nuodeng" means "hillside with tigers" in white language.

This small village, which was found in history books and experienced the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, was a great place in ancient times. Nuodeng was clearly recorded in Shuman in the Tang Dynasty, and was dug up to make salt in the Tang Dynasty at the latest. It is a typical village that relies on salt wells to survive.

Introduction to the scenery of Nuodeng Village

1, the eternal salt well

In BC 109, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty conquered Yunnan and established Yizhou County, which governed 24 counties, among which Subi County was located in the Mijiang River basin centered on Nuodeng. "Soapy" is a dialect which means "a place with salt". Nuodeng Salt Well has been mined for more than 2000 years in Han Dynasty. It is a vertical well with a depth of 2 1 m. In ancient times, brine was taken from below by artificial pumping and then distributed to various "kitchen households" to cook salt.

2, the dragon king of halogen vein

The dragon king of Nuodeng is said to be in charge of the brine veins of five wells. In the early Ming Dynasty, these five wells included Nuodeng, Shundang, Shanjing, Shijiang, Dajing, Lanzhou and Misha of Heqing in Lijiang. Until the end of the Ming Dynasty, five salt wells, namely Nuodengjing, Tianerjing, Dajing, Shimenjing and Luomajing, were called "five wells".

3. Heavy buildings in Beishan

The houses in the northern part of Nuodeng Mountain are built on the mountain, and they are stacked on top of each other. The front and back houses are reconnected and terraced fields are connected. The back door of the front room often leads to the back room. Ancient poets described Nuodeng Village as "paved with banks and paved with towers". The forms of quadrangles in the village, such as "three squares and one wall", "four entrances and five patios", "five dripping quadrangles" and "one seal quadrangles", have different styles.

4. Hedong Mansion

The ancient poem says that the Nuodeng River is "Shuangqiao Town is small and narrow, and the water is thin and not a river". Only the Hedong area has a slightly slower terrain, and the houses are relatively wide, flat and complete. The ancient prose once described Nuodeng Village: "Surrounded by mountains, Nuoshui is present, reeds are densely planted, and hundreds of miles of fireworks surround the mountains, with ups and downs."

5. Salt Street Salt Bureau

Hedong Yan Di Street has the former site of the Salt Bureau. In ancient times, salt was handed over to the Salt Bureau by the cooks who cooked salt, and then distributed to various places for marketing by salt officials. An endless stream of salt merchants set out from here, east to Dali, south to Baoshan, west to Tengchong and Myanmar, and north to Lijiang and Tibet. In 2008, the Ming Dynasty handed over the salt course in Wujing County to the central government, with a silver amount of 38,000 Liang. In front of the Salt Bureau, there are the ruins of Wanshou Palace and the residential courtyards such as "Four Entering Five Courtyards" and "Five Dropping Courtyards". The site of Wanshou Palace is the oldest building in the village. In the early Ming Dynasty, people changed the Jiangxi Guild Hall in Yuan Dynasty into a temple, which was called "Zhu Shou Temple". During the Jiajing period, Li Qiong was promoted to rebuild the temple, but it was not renamed "Wanshou Palace" in the Ming Dynasty, and there are poems written by Li Qiong. "Four in one and five patios" is the largest residential building in the village, with a large patio in the middle and four small patios on all sides. The upper room, the wing room and the side room are all equipped with halls, and the fourth floor is connected, which can be used everywhere, that is, the structure of "Zouma Jiaolou".

6, remove the yamen

In A.D. 1383, the Ming government set up seven "saltworks promotion departments" all over the country, including four in Yunnan, and this is the former site of one of the "Wujing saltworks promotion departments". Later, Jusi Yamen moved out and evolved into a private residence of the Nuodeng Huang family. People transformed the original elevator door into an "inscription workshop" to publish their family's imperial examinations. In Qing Dynasty, Huang produced two Jinshi, five Juren and hundreds of Jinshi. During the reign of Kanggan, Juren Huang Gui was a famous scholar, known as the "scholar in central Yunnan".

7. Dojo platform

Since Ming and Qing Dynasties, Taoism has had a great influence in Nuodeng area. It is the former residence of a famous Taoist priest in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. Its architectural feature is that there is a platform in front of the courtyard that is impossible for ordinary folk houses, where it can be used for offering sacrifices or playing cave classics.

8. silversmith's former residence

Since the late Ming Dynasty, the reputation of Yangjia silversmith's craftsmanship has spread far and wide, and the former residence of silversmith is relatively old, built in the late Ming Dynasty.

9. Hetao Beach Shadow

There are several deep pools at the head of the river in Nuodeng Village, including cups, bowls, scoops and pots. , as well as ancient mills, mills and other sites, surrounded by waterfalls, flowing springs, shade trees and deep pools.

10, Huangjiagurong

Among the houses in Beishan, there are Ficus altissima planted by Huang family for more than 300 years. Nuodeng people named it "evergreen tree", which was hidden in the lower horse farm in front of the ancient lifting office.

1 1, Gong Ye's family style

The roof beams of Yegong Qiandian in Hedong are burnt. It is said that the building caught fire when no one was at home, and only one beam was burned, so the Gong Sheng family passed it down from generation to generation as a sample of family instruction, warning future generations to pay attention to culture, observe rites and music, and do good deeds.

12, Jinshijia Carving

The former residence of Huang Shaokui, a Jinshi in Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, has exquisite woodcarving patterns, especially the picture of "The Hometown of Rong Gui on the Yellow List" and the case of "Exploring Flowers with Kirin, Twin Peaks and Rising Sun" directly above nave. In addition, many villagers in Nuodeng Village still have a lot of traces of Ming and Qing culture in their homes. At present, there are more than 10000 pieces of antiques, cultural relics, calligraphy and painting plaques and ancient furniture scattered in various households in the village.

3, five drops of eaves

Nuodeng dwellings are mostly built on the mountain, and their quadrangles are different from those in the plain area. The heights of the main room, balcony (ear) room and face room are not on the same plane, so cornice phenomena such as "five drops to the courtyard", "four drops" and "six drops" are formed. The residential building of Nuodeng villagers fully embodies the harmonious adaptation between man and nature. Its doors, windows, beams, frames, buckets, arches, columns, eaves and purlins have their own characteristics, and attach great importance to the rigorous unity of the overall structure and local structure, as well as the exquisite traditional craftsmanship and carved patterns.

14, multiple courtyards

The houses in Norden North Mountain are all built on steep slopes, forming this kind of "terraced courtyard house". There are three or four floors of countertops in the patio, and it is unique to go to class step by step.

15, Pocket Yard

Nuodeng village has a dense population and limited ground, and many houses are arranged compactly and exquisitely.

Thai sports market 16

In ancient Norden, the market was held four times a month. Due to the limitation of location, the street was arranged at the west end of the village. This long stone ladder used to be a butcher shop on both sides. It is said that a leopard fell from the steps to the bottom of the valley because of stealing meat, and died at night, which shows its precipitousness.

17, shi ban cun Lane

The village roads in Nuodeng Street are criss-crossed, all paved with stone slabs, with three steps and one step. No one can count the number of steps in the village.

Yanma Ancient Road 18

In the north of the village, you can see four ancient "salt (tea)-horse ancient roads", namely Dali in the east, Baoshan in the south, Tengchong Myanmar in the west and Lijiang Tibet in the north. The four-way post road crosses the high mountains and meets here, and the remains of the ancient chastity archway can be seen from the halfway up the mountain in the south.

19, main temple

There are shrines such as the main temple (Sanchong) and the City God Temple in the northwest of Nuodeng Village.

20. Star Gate Square

There is "Lingxing Gate" in front of Nuodeng Confucian Temple, which is the largest and oldest existing wooden archway in western Yunnan. Built in the early Qing Dynasty, it has four columns and three towers, cornices and arches, also known as "Tengjiao, Qifeng" Square.

2 1, Confucian Temple Qiuyang

Although Nuodeng was not a county resident, it built a Confucius Temple, which was chartered in the ancient ritual system. Nuodeng Confucius Temple is exquisite, solemn, simple and elegant. The "Holy Palace" in the main hall was made by "Confucius in Cloth", and the teachers were amiable, which was different from the Confucius statues in Confucius temples abroad. The plaque of "Jianghan Qiuyang" written on the "Ritual Gate" outside the red wall of the Confucian Temple clearly shows the lofty and lofty of the ancient Nordic literati. Next to the Confucius Temple dedicated to Wen Sheng, there is a Wu Temple dedicated to Guan Gong, a martial artist, which can be described as "civil and military juxtaposition".

22. Yuting Star Map

Yuhuang Pavilion is a rare three-story attic-style ancient building in western Yunnan. Built in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, it is a famous Taoist temple in ancient times. There are plum trees, cypress trees, crape myrtle and Jingui in the Ming Dynasty in the compound. The existing map of the Twenty-eight Stars on the top floor of the Ursa Major Hall can be called "Nuo Deng's stunt", which has certain reference value for studying China's ancient cosmology, astronomy, art and architecture.

23. Wuyun Hongye

The Taoist complex of Nuodeng Yuhuang Pavilion was praised by the ancients as "the first mountain with five clouds", which refers to five wells in Yunlong. Around the Jade Emperor Pavilion, there are towering old trees, especially Pistacia chinensis with high ornamental value, which are as high as 30 to 40 meters. The oldest tree is over 800 years old. In spring and summer, the leaves in Qiu Lai are red and yellow, and the beautiful scenery of "Frost leaves are red in February flowers" makes people linger.

24. Xiangshan Qingyi

Nuodeng Nanshan, also known as Xiangshan, is like a huge screen in front of the Jade Emperor Pavilion. There are many ancient temples on the mountain, including Guling Temple and Xiangshan Temple. Whenever the rain clears, Shan Lan is hazy and the scenery is quiet and green, which makes Nuodeng village at the foot of the mountain more antique.

Source: Baidu Encyclopedia /view/23050 10.htm? Fr = Aladdin

The house in Norden village