Is there an ancient tomb site above Nanshan, Yangjiazhai Village, Huangjiazhai Town, datong county?

Yes, according to historical documents, Qinghai was a place where Qiang people lived in dispersion in ancient times, and it is said that it is a heterogeneous of Yan Di ginger. Rong people have a wide range of activities, from Longdong in the east, to the source of the Yellow River in the west, to western Sichuan in the south and to central Xinjiang in the northwest. They live on aquatic plants, mainly nomadic people. Xia Shiyu (265438 BC+early 20th century) belongs to Yongzhou, including Shaanxi, Ningxia, Gansu and eastern Qinghai. In the Western Han Dynasty, the northern Xiongnu and the Qiang people in Huangzhong (now the ancient Hehuang area in Xining is collectively referred to as Huangzhong area) joined hands to capture the Hexi Corridor, blocking the traffic between the Central Plains and the Western Regions. In the second year of Emperor founding ceremony of the Han Dynasty (BC 12 1 year), General Huo Qubing, a title of generals in ancient times, was sent to lead the cavalry out of Longxi, attack Qilian, break the Huns' right land and restore the east-west traffic. In order to consolidate this new strategic location and develop Hehuang, the Han Dynasty set up four counties in Hexi. Xiping Pavilion was built on the site of Xining today, when soldiers were stationed there. At the same time, a castle was built in Changning, Datong, and small-scale reclamation was started nearby to supplement military supplies. In the first year of Emperor Gaozu's Xuan Di (6 1 BC), Zhao Chongguo, commander-in-chief of the military camp, led his troops to the ancient Huangzhong (now the upper reaches of the Yellow River, Huangshui River and Datong River basin, which was called "Sanjiang" in ancient times) to carry out "military reclamation", which once opened the passage from Datong to Zhangye. Changning County was added by the Beichuan River in Datong County in the first year of Emperor Taikang of the Western Jin Dynasty (AD 280), which was under the jurisdiction of Xiping County and later under the jurisdiction of Xi Du County (separated from Linqiang County). At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty (about 3 10 AD), Tuguhun, the Murong family of Xianbei, migrated from Liaoning Province to Yinshan and Longshan areas, gradually passed through southern Gansu, entered Qinghai Lake area, merged Qiang people and other large areas, established Tuguhun Kingdom, and ruled vast areas of Qinghai for 350 years. In 3 17 AD, after the demise of the Western Jin Dynasty, the north and south split, and the former cooled down and then cooled down, which once controlled the eastern part of Qinghai. In the Sixteen Kingdoms, the bald, solitary and Xianbei people established Nanliang Kingdom (AD 397-4 14), with Xiping as its capital (now Xining, later moved to Ledu). Datong area is under the jurisdiction of Nanliang. After the demise of Nanliang, the Northern Wei Dynasty and the Northern Zhou Dynasty respectively governed this area. Four to five years after the great cause of Yang Di the Great (608-609 AD), Pei Ju was sent to govern the western regions, and the scenery of Laoye Mountain (17) was defeated by Tuguhun, and Fuyun Khan led his troops to escape into the snow-capped mountain (south of Jishi Mountain). Since then, Xiping, west of Lin Qiang, east of Qiemo (now Xinjiang), south of Qilian and north of Snow Mountain have all been owned by Sui Dynasty, and Datong area has also returned to the central unified jurisdiction. In the third year of Longshuo in Tang Gaozong (AD 663), Tubo wiped out Tuyuhun and took control of the whole Helong area. Datong was ruled by Tubo for 200 years. In 960 AD, after the establishment of the Northern Song Dynasty, Tubo declined and Xixia rose. In A.D. 1004, Xia State was established, with Yinzhou as its capital, and Ningxia, Gansu, Qinghai and Xinjiang were gradually occupied. Due to the Song Dynasty's efforts to defend against the threat of Xixia, Silo built Qing Tang Cheng, the capital city, in today's Xining, replacing the rule of Tubo and taking control of Qinghai, and Silo also took charge of Cheng Nan. In the second year of Song Zhezong Fuyuan (1099), Song Jun entered the Huangshui River Basin, occupied Tang Cheng and changed its name to Shanshan. In the second year of Song Huizong Chongning (1 103), Cheng Nan was recovered and renamed Datong. In A.D. 1 127, after Jin destroyed the Northern Song Dynasty, Jin and Xixia alternately ruled eastern Qinghai in the Southern Song Dynasty for a hundred years. /kloc-at the beginning of the 0/3rd century, Mongolian nobles rose and destroyed Xixia and Jin successively. A.D. 127 1 established the Yuan Dynasty, then destroyed the Southern Song Dynasty (1279) and unified China. Set up Xining, Guide and Tubo multi-divisions. In Hezhou (now Linxia, Gansu), a Tubo Xuanwei ambassador was set up. Datong Hui and Tu Autonomous County scenery (15) Today Datong (including today Menyuan County) is within its jurisdiction. In 1368, the Yuan Dynasty perished, and in the third year of Hongwu in Ming Taizu (1370), the military and horses of the Ming Dynasty entered Qinghai. In the sixth year of Hongwu (1373), Xining Prefecture was changed to Xining Wei, which belonged to the provincial high command of Shaanxi Province, and was given the title of Tusi after the yuan system. Xining Wei * * * sealed sixteen people to raise their glasses. At that time, there was Chen Tusi (Zi Ming) in Datong, who was in charge of fourteen castles. Tusi House was built in Songjiazhuang, Changning Township today. In the 19th year of Hongwu (1386), Hou Geng Bingwen of Changxing led an army to build Xining City. At the same time, immigrants from Hezhou, Liangzhou, Nanjing and other places, in the Datong River area, reclaimed land, dug ditches and repaired canals, diverted water to irrigate fields, and planted food and vegetables. Datong area has gradually developed and prospered. In the 15th year of Jiajing of Sejong in Ming Dynasty (1536), Kibo, a Mongolian aristocrat in Hetao, and his descendants invaded Xining, Datong and Huzhu many times. At the end of Ming Dynasty, Datong was occupied by Mongolian aristocrat Mai Ligang. During the tenth year of Shunzhi (1653), Mai Ligang lived in Daying Palace in Datong, where his eldest son Nan Limu lived. In the first year of Yongzheng (1723), the Mongolian prince of Qinghai, Rob, hid in Danjin, contacted the lamas of Guo Mang (now Guanghui Temple in Datong) and Guo Long (now helping You Ning Temple) to fight against the Qing Dynasty, and attacked Xining City and Beichuan (now suburban Xining and Waichuan in Datong). In the second year of Emperor Sejong Yongzheng of Qing Dynasty (1724), the Qing government transferred Nian Gengyao, governor of Sichuan and Shaanxi, and Yue Zhongqi, governor of Sichuan, to lead an army to conquer the Hehuang River. When Nian Gengyao sent troops to attack two monasteries, he "destroyed them and burned their monasteries". In the third year of Yongzheng (1725), in order to further strengthen the centralized rule of the Qing Dynasty, military and political facilities were added. At the same time, Datong Wei was established in three cities: Datong (now Menyuan County), Yong 'an (now Qilian County) and Baita (now Datong Chengguan Town). There are general commanders and guerrillas in Datong, which have jurisdiction over Yong 'an and Baita Battalion, and belong to Xining Prefecture. After nine years of Qianlong (1744), at the joint request of Yang Yingju, Ninglu, JaeHee, and Sun Jie, the garrison officer of Datong Health Center, the Health Center moved to Baita. In the twenty-sixth year of Qianlong (176 1), Datong Wei was changed to Datong County. Since then, Baita City has become the seat of datong county. Almost made of blood.