What happened in Jiangsu history that left a "pile" of places of interest?

Too many things have happened in the history of Jiangsu, and there are countless places of interest. Let's take Nanjing as the representative first. Nanjing used to be the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties in history, and it is also very important in modern history. Many historical events have taken place, leaving many places of interest. Among them, Liang Qingshan, who was stationed in Wuhou, Jiangshan, Madian, Mochou Lake Park won by Qilou, Yuejiang Building without a building, the Ming Tomb where thirteen women were suspected of leaving the city, Jinghai Temple, the starting point of China's modern history, and so on.

Qingliangshan, during the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Bei sent Zhuge Liang as an envoy to Jiangdong, and even his grandchildren resisted Cao. Zhuge Liang once stopped at Liang Qing, Nanjing, to inspect the terrain of Nanjing, and lamented that "the Dragon Pan in Zhongshan, surrounded by stones, is really the residence of emperors." Liang Qing in Mapo was named after it.

Qingliangshan

Mochou Lake Park is said to be played by Zhu Yuanzhang, Xu Da and Mochou Lake on the first floor. Xu Da's chess skills are superb, but he was afraid that he would be guilty of deceiving you if he won Zhu Yuanzhang, so he cleverly arranged and wrote the word "Long live" with chess pieces. Zhu Yuanzhang was very happy when he learned about it. He gave the building to Xu Da together with Mochou Lake. And this building is named after winning chess.

Nanjing yuejianglou

Yue Jiang Lou, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor, ordered people to build Yue Jiang Lou on Lion Mountain, and ordered everyone at that time to write a record of Yue Jiang Lou. Among them, Song Lian's Reading the River and Lou Ji was included in China's View of Ancient Literature. But later, because Zhu Yuanzhang got a warning from heaven in his dream, he stopped building, leaving only the built foundation. It has also become a famous "no building" Yuejiang Building in history.

Mingling mausoleum

The Ming Mausoleum is one of the largest royal mausoleums in the history of China, where Ming Taizu and his empress are buried. Legend has it that when Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang died, he prepared thirteen coffins and left the city from thirteen gates in Nanjing. The reason for this is to prevent grave robbers from robbing the tomb at that time. It is rumored that the Ming Mausoleum is just a suspected mausoleum, and the real mausoleum is still unknown.

Jinghai Temple, a royal temple ordered by the Ming Emperor Judy, praised Zheng He, but it is more famous that the Qing government was forced to sign the first unequal treaty of nanking with the British government because of the British invasion of Nanjing. Jinghai Temple is regarded as a symbol of the starting point of China's modern history.