Beixiaoying historical site

Lugezhuang in front of Beixiaoying Village. Zhang Kan was the prefect of Yuyang in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is said that he brought rice planting technology to the north. Houchong tomb

Yang Zhe Zhuang, Yang Zhen. Hou Chong was a eunuch who served the imperial horse in Qing Dynasty during Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, and there were stone tablets in his tomb.

Hunu county site

At the foot of Hunu Mountain in front of Beifu Village in Beixiaoying. Hunu County, located in the early Western Han Dynasty, is an ancient Yuyang County. The site is called Chengpo, and there are a lot of brick fragments of Han Dynasty on the surface. Pottery wells, Han tiles, bronze swords, five baht coins and other Han dynasty artifacts have been unearthed, and they are cultural relics protection units in Shunyi District. The area of Hunu County is equivalent to Shunyi District. During the Three Kingdoms period, Yuyang, Yunxi and Junping counties were included in the fox slave, that is, the whole northern plain of Beijing belonged to the land of fox slaves. The enslavement of foxes in Jixian County took more than 600 years from Han Dynasty to Wei and Jin Dynasties. At the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zhang Kan, the prefect of Yu Yang, stationed troops and foxed slaves, and boiled more than 8,000 hectares of water, which was the first of its kind in Beijing.