Xiling Temple
At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, this place was called Gang, called Southeast Gang, and The Temple was built on the gang, called Nanda Temple.
According to legend, in the last year of the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Xiubing fled in defeat and stayed in the temple, called Sulong Temple.
It is also said that Liu Zhiyuan, the ancestor of the Later Han Dynasty, was buried here and renamed Xiling Temple.
In the third year of Qing Xianfeng (1853), Dongnangang, Nanxiaozhuang, Bawutun, Xiaozhangzhuang, and Wang Panchi were merged into the Tsukizhai Into a collection, called Xilingzhai, also known as Xilingji.
According to legend, Nanda Temple is the medical office of Hua Tuo, a famous doctor of the Three Kingdoms, and there is a Han tomb group site in front of the temple, which is rumored to be the tomb of Liu Zhiyuan, the ancestor of the Later Han Dynasty. Unearthed are Jomon bricks, copper mirrors, "cargo spring" ancient coins, clay pots and so on. The original dragon stele, 9 meters high, there is a turtle at the bottom of the stele, and the head of the stele has a dragon and phoenix pattern, which shines brightly and exists today.
Otshirosho
According to the "Genealogy of the Fu Clan", during the Xianhe period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Fu Hun served as Xiangyi Ling, but because he had no funds in his pocket, he could not return to Li, so he lived here and returned to The Southern Pass of the City.
The Suizhou Chronicle contains: Fu Hun, The Eastern Jin Dynasty Xianhe was Xiangyi Ling,There was Hui Zheng. During the Ming Dynasty, his descendants Fu Yuan became the teachings of Shuxing County. In the third year of Qing Jiaqing, the river broke high and small, and the yellow water burst into the city, in order to avoid flooding, Fu Xuanyuan and his family moved here from the city, called Fuzhuang, because it was opposite to the northeast 100 meters small Fuzhuang, called Dafuzhuang.
Small payment village
During the Xianhe period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Fu Hun was appointed as Xiangyi Ling from Jianchang Province, Jiangxi, and settled here. The Fu clan genealogy was lost, and fu Hun was lost for several generations, and during the Ming Dynasty, the Weixing County Sect Was paid in the "Fu Clan Genealogy" as the first.
In the eighteenth year of Qing Jiaqing (1813), the river decided to Suizhou Dam, the north of the city was Zeguo, in order to avoid floods, the sixteenth Fu Canzhang and his family moved here from Longtang, called Fu Zhuang. Because it is opposed to the southwest 100-meter large pay village, it is called small pay village.
Hu Jitun
According to the "Ming History and Food Goods Chronicle", during the Chenghua period, the government bought cattle and put agricultural tools to send the army to Tun Tian. The flag officer Hu Shi Tun Tian was here, called Hu Qi Tun. The Republic of China changed the "flag" to "Ji", called Hu Ji tun.
King Zhu
According to the "Genealogy of the Zhu Clan", the descendants of Zhu Xi, the acting scholar of the Zhu clan and song dynasty, moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi in the early Ming Dynasty, and called Zhu Zhuang.
Tomorrow, during the Qi Dynasty, the surname of Wang in Lidian Village, Qixian County, was cast here, living in the east of the village, called Wang Zhuang. At the beginning of the liberation, the two villages merged and became known as the King of Zhu.
Wang He
At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the Hu clan lived here, called Hu Zhuang.
At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the Wang clan was ordered to move from Hongdong County, Shanxi to the Twenty-five Li Chen Vegetable Garden northwest of Suizhou. In September of the tenth year of Chongzhen (1637), the fifteenth King Juxian avoided chaos and moved here from Chen Caiyuan to the east of Huzhuang, called Wang Zhuang. The two villages were merged to be called Wang Hu and MistakenLy wrote Wang He.
Hanzhuang
During the Reign of Ming Hongwu, the Liu clan moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi, and was called Liu Zhuang.
During the Ming Yongle period, the Han clan moved from Hongdong County to Suizhou West Han Jinwa. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the twelfth Han Zhixiu and the thirteenth Han Baoshan moved here, and the Liu clan moved out and changed its name to Han Zhuang.
On the eve of the fifteenth day of the first month, every household makes lanterns, which are famous in the neighboring counties.
Lee Kang River
At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the Li clan moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi, and built a building called Li Lou.
According to legend, in the eighth year of Chongzhen (1635), the officers and soldiers copied the rebel army Li Zicheng's general Li Yan's family, Li Yan's nephew Li Kanghou and his mother from the south old home of lou gongmiao in the east gate of Qixian County, fled to Suizhou City Jifang Li, and soon moved here, because the original Li clan did not exist, the village was renamed Li Kanghou.
"Hou" and "River" are pronounced in unison, and Li Kanghe is written in the same voice.
Yue Zhuang
According to legend, the descendants of Song Yue Fei avoided harm and lived in Cao County, Shandong Province, and in the eighteenth year of Ming Hongwu (1385), the Yue clan moved here from Cao County, called Yue Zhuang.
Former Xingtang
In the twenty-second year of Hongwu (1390), Xing Sen moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi, called Xingzhuang, and the temple built in the east of the village was called Xingtang, which was called Qianxingtang as opposed to Houxingtang.
The villager Shangwu, during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Xing Kejing was the crown of the red fist of the eight provinces.
Hou Xing Tang
At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the Zhao clan moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi, and built a village on the slope, called Zhao Jiapo.
The Song theorist Zhu Xi's sixteenth grandson Zhu Pishu, during the Chongzhen period, moved here from Zhu Gang in QiXian County to avoid soldiers, and the school was called Xingtang.
After liberation, it is the opposite of the former Xingtang and is called the Houxingtang.
Ma River
During the Ming Yongle period, the Yuan clan was ordered to move here from Hongdong County, Shanxi, and build a building called the Yuan Building.
In the twenty-first year of Qing Daoguang (1841), the Yuan clan moved out to avoid floods.
During the Xianfeng period, a branch of the Ma clan of Matang Village moved here, and in order to control the water, a small east-west river was opened in the first two miles of the village, called the Ma River.
Cao Zhuang
At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Cao Shang avoided chaos and moved from Chengkuang to Zhecheng with his second son Cao Gongtai ( 曹恭泰 ) , and was called Powder Cao ( 粉曹 ) . Later, Cao Shang returned to Sui with his four sons and lived here, called Cao Zhuang.
During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the villager Cao Jian, who served as the prefect of Chengdu Prefecture in Sichuan Province, had a favorable government, and was deposed for impeachment of the traitorous party.
Anjo
At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, An Yu moved from Anbentun River Embankment Village in Hongdong County, Shanxi To Taikang, and sent Dayan Zhuang in Yanqi County.
At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the security guards moved from Da'an Zhuang with their four sons to avoid the army, called An Zhuang.
Wei Tang
According to the "Genealogy of the Wei Clan", during the Ming Hongwu period, the three Wei brothers moved east from Hongdong County, Shanxi, and met to build a temple in the east of the village. The eldest moved to the north Wei Hall of the county town; the old third moved to the north of the city of Cisheng WeiTang; the second moved here, and the temple was built in the east of the village, and the village was called Wei Hall.
Ji Temple
In the second year of the Ming Dynasty (1437), the Ji clan built the Taishan Grandma Temple in the west of the village, so it was named Ji Temple.
The original village temple covers an area of 500 acres, with more than 20 monks, incense burning all day long, and the Republic of China was destroyed by an earthquake in the twelfth year of the Republic of China.
Well building
In the sixth year of Ming Chongzhen (1633), peasant rebels rose up, and Pang moved here to avoid soldiers from the southwest of Ten Mile Pangzhuang, and later built a building, and the building was sunk in the building, called the well building.
In the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), floods and earthquakes.
Jinling Village
At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, Jin Tianqian was appointed as the judge of Suizhou by Xiao Hengzhen of Xiuwu County, and was buried here at that time, called Jin Zhi.
In the third year of Qing Xianfeng (1853), Wang Hutong, Mazhuang, Lizhuang, and Ba surname Zhuang were merged into the village, called JinzhiZhai, orthography jinling village.
The octagonal glass well in the village was said to have been chiseled by Liu Zhiyuan, the ancestor of the Later Han Dynasty, and the water was sweet, and in 1973, the Henan Provincial Cultural Relics Management Committee came to take water for identification.
Pang Trang
During the Ming Yongle period, Pang Jue moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi to Taikang Panglou; during the Tianshun period, the third Pang Kuo moved from Pang Lou to Suizhou Pang Liuli Temple; during the Jiajing period, a branch of the Pang clan moved from Pang Liuli Temple to this place, called Pang Zhuang.
Ji Lou
In the west of the Song Dynasty village, there was a grain transport river, and large boats stopped here into a village, called The Wharf.
At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Ji Dian's three soldiers moved here from Jijiagou in Wenyi, Shandong, and built a building called Ji Lou.
Xia Ge
In the sixth year of the Ming Dynasty (1578), Xia Peixin moved here from Taikang Chen Zigang and built a pavilion called Xia Ge.
Li Tianxi
During the Ming Yongle period, the Li clan moved here from Hebei to avoid flooding, and built a building called Li Lou.
During the Chongzhen period, Li Tianxi was charitable and highly respected, and in his twilight years, he led a tribe of his people to move to Songwan in Qi County, and the villagers renamed the village Li Tianxi in honor of him. "Tin" and "West" are homophonous, and Li Tianxi is written in a false book.
Baizhuang
In April of the third year of Qing Xianfeng (1853), Lin Fengxiang and Li Kaifang led the Northern Expeditionary Army of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom to conquer Mizhou, and the ancestors of the Bai clan came north with the army from Woyang in Anhui Province.
Liu Shuanglou
In the first year of Yuan Tianshun (1328), Liu Yanming came to Suizhou from Licheng, Shandong, and lived in the east of Maojinchi in the four gates of the old city, when he buried Liu Laozhuang.
During the reign of Ming Hongzhi, the seventh Liu Yu moved here from Liu Laozhuang and built two buildings, called Liu Shuanglou.
Niu Li Zhuang
In the fourth year of Ming Hongwu (1372), Li Hechun moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi, and the village was named Li Hechun.
In the thirteenth year of Chenghua (1478), the river broke and spread to Suijing, and the villagers fled to Niuling in the northeast, and the village was named after the ridge, called Niulingzhuang.
In 1948, during the land reform, it was renamed Niu li zhuang.
Ji Fang Lee
At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the Li clan moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi, and was called Li Zhuang.
In the third year of Qing Xianfeng (1853), the six villages of Lizhuang, Caozhuang, Pangzhuang, Xia Ge, Zhu Wang, and Ji Lou jointly built a village, which was formed into a collection and renamed Liuhe Collection, also known as Liuhe Village.
In the second year of Guangxu (1876), during the drought, the Ji clan was surrendered by Ji Lou and settled in Li's house, which was renamed Ji Fang Li.
Pontun
In the sixth year of Chongzhen (1634), pangs were called Pangtun from the town of Pangzhuang Tuntian.
Cheng Lou
In the Song Dynasty, this was the grain river wharf, and the Jin clan moved to it, called the Jin wharf.
In the Ming Dynasty, Cheng Shibin, the eighteenth emperor of the Cheng dynasty, from Luo Lai Sui, Ren Luo Xue Academy, settled here, and the Jin Wharf was Built for Cheng Jia Wan, built a building, and renamed Cheng Lou.
East and west alkali fields
In the fourth year of Ming Hongwu (1371), the four Li brothers moved east from Hongdong County, Shanxi, the eldest Li Chengfu lived in Sui to block the boat Li, the second Li Chengrui lived in sui pot Li, the fourth Li Xing lived in Xichenzhuang in Juqi County, and the third Li Chengzhi lived here, selling salt for a living, called the ancient salt farm.
During the Chongzhen period, the land was more alkaline, and the name was alkali field, which was later expanded into two villages.
Oil mills
In the fourth year of Ming Hongwu (1371), Li Chengzhi moved from Hongdong, Shanxi to Suizhou Ancient Salt Farm, and later built an oil mill in the east of the village, called an oil mill.
Wang Zhuang
During the reign of Qing Shun, the Wang clan moved here from Zhangzhuang, 2.5 kilometers north of Kuangcheng, and was called Wang Zhuang.
During the Guangxu period, the Wang clan was rich, and the crops were repeatedly robbed, and the Zhuangtian was sold to the Li clan of the West Alkali Field, and returned to the original Zhangzhuang, and the present village has no wang surname and is still called Wang Zhuang.