Yuluo Mountain, formerly known as Yuluo Mountain, is 36 kilometers south of the county seat, south of the town of Yuluo. It is 176 meters above sea level and has an area of 1 square kilometer. "Anqiu County Chronicle, Mountain and River Zhikao" contains that the west of Anqiu City "Sixty Miles of Rain Luo Mountain, a new rock shows out." Cloud Loeb, then rain also. Later, it was the current name. Ming Jiajing's "Chronicles of Qingzhou Prefecture, Geography, and Mountains and Rivers" says: "Yuluo Mountain, as the saying goes, when the sky desires rain, then the mountain clouds cover Gai Luobu, hence the name." In front of the mountain, there used to be Fayun Temple and FayunJing, and there were ten mounds in front of the temple, called "Nine Female Tibetan Husband's Tombs", and legend has it that the famous Tang Dynasty general Luo Cheng died in battle here, and his nine wives were buried here together after martyrdom.
In 1988, it was announced as a county key cultural relics protection unit.
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