A city with a better ancient name
1. Suzhou - Suzhou At Hanshan Temple outside Suzhou City, the midnight bell rang to the passenger ship.
Suzhou, known as Wu in ancient times, or Su for short, is also known as Gusu, Pingjiang, etc. During the Sui Dynasty, the imperial court changed a large number of "counties" into "states". Gusu was originally located in "Wu County" and was initially upgraded to "Wuzhou". However, since "Wuzhou" was already used by other places, the local area was named "Suzhou" after Gusu Mountain.
2. Linyi--Langya is still drunk with Lu wine, but Langya is a good place to live.
After the Qin Dynasty unified the country, Langya County was established. The original county government was located under Langya Terrace. After that, Langya County moved westward, and was moved to Dongwu (today's Zhucheng) in the early Han Dynasty. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was upgraded to Langya Kingdom and its capital was Kaiyang (today's Linyi). The county government of Langya County continued to move westward, which also caused the place name of Langya to lose its support. According to the ancient habit of setting up political centers, county governments are usually located in the hinterland of mountains and rivers and will not be set up near water. Place names also change with the migration of county governments, so "Linyi" replaced "Langya".
3. Jingzhou-Jiangling dynasty's farewell speech among the colorful clouds, a thousand miles to Jiangling in one day.
The city of Jiangling was formerly the capital of Chu State, Ying. From the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, 34 generations of emperors established their capitals here, which lasted for 515 years. Since the Han Dynasty, Jiangling City has long been the capital of Jingzhou. It existed as a administrative center, so Jingzhou was often called Jiangling. In 1996, Jiangling was renamed Jingzhou City.
4. Hefei-Luzhou will leave Lujiang Shou temporarily and will travel to Beijing Zhaotian.
Hefei was the Huaiyi land in ancient times. It was called Hufang in the Shang Dynasty and Yihu in the Western Zhou Dynasty. In the twenty-sixth year of Qin Shihuang (221 BC), feudalism was abolished and counties were established. Hefei belonged to Jiujiang County. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the north and the south were divided. In the first year of Taiqing (547), Emperor Wu of Liang Dynasty established Hezhou. Ruyin belonged to Ruyin County in Hezhou and was governed as a state and a county. In the first year of Kaihuang (581) of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, Ruyin County was changed to Hefei County, and Hezhou was changed to Luzhou. Hefei belonged to Luzhou and was governed by a prefecture. In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), Luzhou Prefecture was abolished and Hefei County was directly under Anhui Province. On January 21, 1949, Hefei County was peacefully liberated, and Hefei was officially established as a city on February 1.
5. Xi'an-Chang'an spring breeze makes horses hoof disease, and I can see all the flowers in Chang'an in one day.
"Chang'an" means "long-lasting peace and stability". After the Tang and Song Dynasties, the Mongolian Emperor Kublai Khan named his third son Mang Gelu the King of Anxi in order to guard the northwest region, and built the Anxi Palace in Chang'an City. After the death of Mang Ge La, his son Ananda was granted the title of King of Anxi. Later, Ananda failed in his bid for the throne and launched a rebellion and was killed. Anxi Road was changed to Fengyuan Road. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang launched a peasant uprising, established the Ming Dynasty, and overthrew the Yuan Dynasty rule through the Northern Expedition. In March 1369, General Xu Da of the Ming Dynasty marched into Chang'an, changed Fengyuan Road to Xi'an Prefecture, and renamed Chang'an Xi'an. After that, Chang'an became Xi'an.
6.Nanjing-Jinling King's boat disembarked from Yizhou, and the King of Jinling lost his spirit sadly.
In 333 BC, the Chu State built Jinling City in Stone City, and the name Jinling came from this. Qin Shihuang saw that Jinling had a royal spirit and ordered it to be renamed Moling. In 229 AD, Sun Quan, the Great Emperor of Eastern Wu, established his capital here, named Jiankang. In the Yuan Dynasty, it was renamed Jiqing Road. After Zhu Yuanzhang captured Nanjing, it was renamed Yingtianfu. After the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, Yingtian was designated as the capital and called "Nanjing". During the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was established and its capital was changed to Nanjing and Tianjing. In 1912, the Republic of China government was established, with Nanjing as its capital and a special capital city.