Lumingguan

Lumingguan, located in the east of Taibao Town in Lianshan Mountain, has always been the throat of Lianshan Mountain. It is said that when Zheng Zhilong, the father of Zheng Chenggong, led his army from Lianzhou to Lianshan, he built a road in the area of today's Luming Pass. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, Liu Yunyuan, the magistrate of Lianshan County, entered Lianshan from Huangshui to perform his duties, but he reluctantly said, "Whoever comes to Huangshui is not sick, and the road to Lianshan is always uneven." However, it was this complaining magistrate who was very It was invested in the construction of Lianshan, and in the nineteenth year of Kangxi (1680), a stone was built at the place where Zheng Zhilong split the mountain as a pass, which was called "Jilongguan". In the Qing Dynasty, the area east of Taibao, Lianshan County, was sparsely populated. Jiming Guan is Lianshan in the west and Lianzhou Sanjiang in the east. When the merchants from Lianshan to Lianzhou approached the pass, they could vaguely hear the sound of the three rivers, so the "Jilongguan" was renamed "Chicken Crow Pass". Ringing off". In the 22nd year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1817), Xu Weiqing, the co-author of Lianshan Hall, rebuilt the "Jiming Pass", taking the meaning of "Wen Yan "Luming", and renamed the pass "Luming Pass".