The Historical Evolution of Weihui House

Weihui House, short for Weihui in ancient times, is located in the northern Henan plain. The hinterland of the Central Plains, with Taihang Mountain in the west, Yellow River in the south, Qilu in the east and Shenjing in the north, is one of the three prefectures of Weihui, zhang de and Huaiqing in northern Henan, and also an important wharf on Weihe River in northern Henan. Xiangquan Temple, wangjinglou, Bigan Temple and Taigong Temple, which are located in China, record the economic and cultural evolution history of Weihui House. It is a provincial-level historical and cultural city in Henan with a long history of thousands of years.

Shang Zhou was the capital of Mu Ye, which was called Jiyi in the Warring States Period. Ji County was established in the second year of Emperor Gaozu of the Western Han Dynasty, with a history of more than 2,2 years. In the future, county governance, state governance, road governance, government governance, and Taoist governance were superimposed here. Yuanzhi weihui road.

in August of the first year of Hongwu in Ming dynasty, it was changed to a mansion. Lu Wangfu was also built in the Ming Dynasty, which has been the political, economic, military and cultural center of northern Henan since ancient times. Traditionally, the poets who moved to other places will gather, and the merchants will gather in wealth. The care of the majestic Taihang Mountain and the nourishment of the long Yellow River have nurtured Weihui, a famous historical and cultural city, and also cultivated Weihui No.1 Middle School, a proud son of this era.

The abolition of the government in p>1913 ended the history of Weihui Government for hundreds of years.

In the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Zhu Youjian named Weihui House as the ten provinces of Nantong, with the northern arch of Shenjing. In Shibeigemen, there is still the Guancha brand carved by Zhu Youjian, the Ming Dynasty (it is a main fork from south to north, and there are Nanmashi Street and Beimashi Street in the city center, which are markets selling horses for passers-by. This shows the lively scene at that time! Zhu Yikong, the younger brother of Wanli in Ming Dynasty, lived in Weihui House for the rest of his life. Wangjinglou in the city (which has been officially announced by the State Council as a national key cultural relics protection unit) is the place where he studied. From Weihui House in Ming and Qing Dynasties to Weihui City today, great changes have taken place in politics, economy and culture. However, due to the historical and cultural accumulation and the influence of traditional ideas, some ancient customs are still popular among the people in the form of successive generations.