Mourning Prison, Mourning Mountain, Mourning Prison Yi "Ci Hai"

Mourning Prison: (1) The name of the ancient country. West of the Nu River in present-day Baoshan City, Yunnan. In the 27th year of the Eastern Han Dynasty (51 AD), King Xianli (一作妃栗) began to communicate with the Eastern Han Dynasty, received the title of Han, and established a tributary relationship. Its land is fertile, and its inhabitants are engaged in farming, textiles and other industries, and trade with Jiaodian (zhi) and Great Qin. Horizontally, the two counties of Zhongnei, Ailao and Bonan belong to Yongchang County. (2) The name of the ancient county. In the twelfth year (69) of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yongping was placed in the land of the Ailao State. It ruled the east of Yingjiang in present-day Yunnan; or in the east of present-day Baoshan City, mistakenly. The Eastern Jin Dynasty was abolished when it became emperor.

Ailao Mountain: In the south of Yunnan Province. The watershed between the Yuan river and the Amo River, one of the southern extension branches of the Yunling Mountains. It is mainly composed of sand shale, limestone and various types of metamorphic rocks. Northwest-southeast direction. Generally, the altitude is more than 2000 meters, and the main peak of the same name is in the west of Xinping Yi Dai Autonomous County, with an altitude of 3166 meters. There are chestnut, camphor, tea and other economic trees. Rich mineral deposits. It is a national nature reserve.

Ailaoyi: Ancient ethnic name. The Han Dynasty was distributed in present-day western Yunnan. Its agriculture is developed, producing silk, wool, kapok and so on. The Western Han Dynasty once set up two counties in the area, Buwei (present-day Jinji Village, Longyang District, Baoshan City), Wei (jiu), and Tang (southwest of present-day Yunlong), which belonged to Yizhou County. In the twenty-seventh year of the Eastern Han Dynasty (51 AD), his king Xianli (一作扈栗) was made a monarch by the Han Dynasty. In the twelfth year of Yongping (69), A County of Ailao (present-day Yingjiangdong) and Bonan (southwest of present-day Yongping) was added to its territory, and six counties, including Hebuwei and Weitang, were added to Yongchang County. In the first year of the founding of the first year (76), his king rebelled and contributed to Tangcheng. The following year, he was killed by the Kunming Yi chieftain, Halo Cheng.