What was Zhangzhou Gulei Port called during the Ming Dynasty?

During the Ming Dynasty, Gulei Port in Zhangzhou was called Gulei. Legend has it that it got its name because the sound of the waves from Gulei Mountain (formerly known as Gulei Mountain) sounded like drums and thunder.

Gu Lei belonged to Suikangli, Changle Township, Zhangpu County in the Song Dynasty, and belonged to Jiudu in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the Ming Dynasty, Lijia was established, and the Gulei Peninsula was divided into three areas: Donglin, Gulei, and Youao. In the seventh year of Zhengtong (1442), the Gulei Inspection Department was established.