The Xibe Cultural Square in Shenbei New District stands a statue of a Tibetan
Tubert (1755-1823), nicknamed Tukeshan (Xibe for calf), the Ilari clan, known as the soul of the Xibe people, is the only person who participated in the Westward migration of the Xibe and returned to Shenyang's hometown, and is the emotional bond between the Xibe people in Shenyang and Xinjiang.
Introductory text under the Tibetan statue
In the middle of the fourth lunar month of the 29th year of the Qianlong Dynasty (1764), the Qing government transferred 1,020 Xibe officers and soldiers from 17 urban and rural areas, including Shenyang, Kaiyuan, Yizhou, Fengcheng, Xiongyue, Fuzhou, Jinzhou, Jinzhou, Xiuyan, Guangning, Uglyzhou, Xingjing, Niuzhuang, Haicheng, Fushun, and Songlingzi, together with a total of 3,275 family members, to garrison the Ili area of Xinjiang to strengthen the defense of the Great Northwest. At just 10 years old, Tibet was among the westward migrations and later grew into outstanding national heroes of the Xibe people.
According to the Xibe Encyclopedia, The birthplace of The Tibetans was in Daziying (also known as Taziying, now Xingang Village, Shenbei New District, Shenyang). Xingang Village is located in puhe town. At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the Xibe Yilari clan came to this place with the Manchu Eight Banner Soldiers to form a village, because it belonged to the Xibe ethnic group, and the surrounding Han people called its village a Tarzi camp. In 1980, it was renamed Xingang Village.
From the age of eighteen, Tibetan took the exam and became a man in armor (the Manchu name is Wuksin, the general name of the Manchurian soldiers). Because of his diligence in Niulu, he studied hard and gradually became the chief of the Xibo battalion.
In 1802 (the seventh year of Jiaqing), in the tenth month of the lunar calendar, Tibet led the crowd to excavate the Chabuchar Canal. Under the leadership of Tibet, after hard work, the Xibe soldiers and civilians finally dug into the Qabchar Canal in 1808 (the thirteenth year of Jiaqing), with a depth of one zhang, a width of one zhang and two inches, a width of three zhang, and a length of more than 200 miles from east to west.
After the Ili general Song Jun reported the merits of Tibet to the Qing emperor, the Qing emperor was very appreciative and in 1809, he made him enter The Beijing Pilgrimage. After the Hajj, Tibet returned to his hometown in the northeast and reported to the villagers on the situation in Ili. In 1823 (the third year of Daoguang), Tibet died at the age of sixty-nine at the home of the Xibe camp Zhenghuangqi (i.e., Erniulu).
In order to commemorate the merits of Tibetans in advocating the opening of the canal, the Xibe people established the "Tugongsheng Ancestral Hall", and also established the Tugong Ancestral Hall in places such as Longkou and Qiniulu (The origin of Tibet) in the Chabuchar Canal, and until the early liberation period, sacrifices were held every spring and autumn. In the Xibe Cultural Square in The Shenbei New District, The hometown of Tibet, stands a statue of Tibet.
Xinglongtai Xibe Nationality Township, Shenbei New District was established in 1983
Huangjia Xibo Nationality Township, Shenbei New District was established in 1984