The Origin of Zhangsima Village in Shenzhou City

First, the origin of Zhangsima Village in Shenzhou City:

The village is famous for Zhang as the official of Kyoto Sima. In shenzhou city, he was renamed by the emperor general and advocated feudal laws.

Second, the origin of other village names in Shenzhou mainly includes:

(A) named after water

Shenzhou is a relatively low-lying area in history, with many swamp rivers, which is called "Zeguo". So many place names are related to water. For example, Dike, Qinghefang, Xia Bo (named after belonging to Shui Bo), Nanheliu, Beiheliau and Dongyanwan (named after Hutuo River), Nanxi Village, Beixi Village (named after streams), Xipu Section and Dongputuan (named after streams). There are more than thirty place names.

(2) The city and Guandi Temple are named for some reason.

Shenzhou has a long history, either divided or merged, and moved its capital to Yichang. There are many temples in the ancient city. However, after several wars and floods, the former city walls and temples disappeared. However, some place names preserved from today can still reflect the shadow of that year. For example:

Xia Bo Village: It was named after Xia Bo County in Han Dynasty. This is what "the ancient county is now the village" means.

Taoyuan village: It's the name of Taocheng in the old county.

Jiuzhou Village: It is one of the ruins of Shenzhou Old Town, so it is called Jiuzhou Village.

Jia Chengxi, Zu Chengxi, Cheng Chengxi, Wang Chengxi and Yan Chengxi were all named after the old city of Shenzhou.

Miaotou, Zhaomiao, Renmiao, Zhangmiao, Dasijiazhuang, Xiaosijiazhuang, Temple, Xujiadian, Dingjiaan, etc. The above villages are all named after temples and temples. There are more than thirty place names.

(3) named after war

There is no obstacle of high mountains and dense forests in shenzhou, which is surrounded by dangers and fast-flowing water. Zhao Yan fought a war, which was a battlefield for Qin to fight. During the Jin and Song Dynasties, the two countries were at war, and both sides set up "camps" and "villages" in the state. So the place names named after "camp" and "village" appeared again. Such as Jin Jiaying, Song Jiaying, Nanxiaoying, Beiyaoying, Qian Ying, Houying, Dance Camp, Neiying, Wild Dance Village and Zhaili.

(4) Most immigrants in Ming Dynasty were named after their surnames and land ports.

In the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1404), some residents of Hongdong County, Pingyang Prefecture, Shanxi Province moved to the provinces in the Central Plains. Immigrants who moved to this state settled in villages in families, and most of them were named after their surnames. Such as Tianjiazhuang, Li Jiazhuang, Baisongzhuang and Guojiazhuang. , there are 160 place names in * * *; There are also a few immigrants who live in the places where the ferries on both sides of the river cross and gradually form villages. Then the villages such as Hedikou, Nankou, Beikou, Chenjiakou, Xuxiangkou, Majiakou, Tulukou and Daokou appeared. More than a dozen such "traffic names".