What was the name of ancient Beijing?

BC 1000 years ago, the merchants were enfeoffed and the northern Yan State moved its capital, hence the name "Ji". This place name lasted for a long time, not only recorded in history books, but also confirmed in unearthed cultural relics, and a series of place names were derived, such as Jiyumen, Yuji, Jiyuan and Ji Cheng.

The second place is Yan. There are also many place names from "Yan", such as Yantai, Yancheng, Yanshi and Yanjing. Some schools, factories and restaurants in Beijing are also named after Yan, such as yenching university and Yanjing Hotel.

In history, there are Youzhou, Zhuo Jun, Youdu, Nanjing, Yong 'an, Wanping, Yanshan House, Shengdu, Zhongdu, Daxing, Dadu, Kangbaluke, Beiping, Shuntianfu and Shi Jing.

From A.D. 1 153, it experienced the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, which lasted more than 800 years. Beijing has always been in the position of the capital, so it has gained various nicknames and reputations, such as Chang 'an, Chunming, Rixia, Jinghua, Dumen, Dizhou, Platform, Wangcheng, Huangzhou and Chen Yuan. In addition, Beijing was once called "Beiping" in history.

Attachment: Time and the name of Beijing

Ancient legends say that there are tombs and degrees.

Ji

Ji

Qin yangguang county

Yan State, Yang Guangjun and Yang Guang in the Western Han Dynasty

Yangguangjun and Yangguang County in Youzhou of the Eastern Han Dynasty

Yan County and Yan State in Wei Youzhou

Yan State in Jinyou Prefecture

Yan County, Youzhou and Houzhao

Yanzhou and Yanzhou in Yan Qian.

Yan State in Youzhou, former Qin Dynasty

After that, there is Zhou Yanjun

Yan Jun, Youzhou, Northern Wei Dynasty

Yan Jun in Youzhou, Eastern Wei Dynasty

Yan Jun, Youzhou, Beiqi

Yanzhou County, Youzhou, Northern Zhou Dynasty

Sui Youzhou and Zhuo Jun

Tangyouzhou and Fanyang County

Youzhou in Five Dynasties

Analysis of Nanjing (Yanjing) Tianjin Building in Liaoning Province

Songyanshanfu

Jindu Zhongda Happiness

Yuandadu road

Mingjing, Shi Jing and Shuntianfu

Quiet History in Qing Dynasty and Shun Tianfu

Jingzhao and Peiping in the Republic of China