Speaking of the history of Guanghan, I believe many friends know that Guanghan was called Luoxian in the Qin Dynasty, and it was called Guanghan County in the Han Dynasty, so in what period was the Exact Period of the Han Dynasty?
When we walk along the banks of the Duck River to the end of the "Luoshui Hanfeng" complex, we can find the answer - "Gaozuzhi County"! At the same time, a tall and solemn statue appeared in front of our eyes, and he was Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gao! Combining the text and statues, we can understand that the Guanghan Dynasty was established as a county during the time of Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gaozu in China's Han Dynasty. (The statue is located by the Duck River at the intersection of the fourth section of Xiangtan Road and Changsha Road in Guanghan!) ）
Liu Bang was an outstanding politician, strategist and military commander in China, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, the founder and pioneer of the Han nation and Han culture, and made outstanding contributions to the development of the Han nationality and the unification of China.
The base of the statue of Han Gaozu is sculpted with the Palace Oflou Que of the Han Dynasty, and under the statue there is a large stone carved map - "Administrative Territory of Guanghan County during the Han Gaozu Period", which is clearly marked in the lower left corner of the map: "In 201 BC, Emperor Han Gao (Han Gaozu) set up Guanghan County for six years and had jurisdiction over thirteen counties." ”
From the picture, we can see the southeast, southwest, northwest, and northwest boundaries of Guanghan, as well as the famous rivers outside Guanghan City, such as the Duck River, Mamu River, Mengyang River, Qingbai River and so on... There are also old place names that are still called by the older generation of Guanghan people, such as Guihua Bridge, Shi Guanyin, Luojing Bridge, Sanshuiguan, Erlongjiang, Huangjiayan, Yaojing Bridge, Lianghekou and so on...
Time is hurried, the change of time makes history precipitate, standing on the river bank behind the statue of Gaozu, watching the sunset slowly falling, watching the green-skinned train on the Baocheng Line Railway hurrying by, those ancient place names are the common talk in the mouth of my childhood grandmother, and I have not forgotten the memory...