The Historical Evolution of Yaocun Town

Yaocun District Construction 1949, Commune Reform 1958, Complex District Construction 1965, Complex Commune Construction 1976, Complex District Construction 1984, and Town Construction 1986. 1996, with an area of 7 1.5 square kilometers and a population of 43,000. It has jurisdiction over Yaocun East, Yaocun West, Miaodong, Miaoxi, Song Jialin Front, Song Jialin Hou, Sucun, Yangchang, Xiwangjia, Wangguanzhuang, Cuijiazhuang, Zhaihou, Gangzi, Beilizhuang, Kongjia, Xiaobijia, Sunjiazhuang, Qianzhangjia, Houzhangjia, Chenjiazhuang, Hongxinzhuang, Baoan and Chenjiazhai. Houdaijiawa, Beixuejia, Xinglong, Yan Jia, Baoning, Li Jiazhuang, Xifangshang, Song Cun, Chunting, Xiaowangzhuang, Wusuo Building, Kuangmiao, Xindian and Hekou 54 administrative villages.

origin

There are two legends about the origin of Yao village. It is said that when Confucius traveled around the world, he came here by car and met an urchin. He built a city with mud in the middle of the road and blocked the way. The urchin asked Confucius, "Is the city hiding from the car or the car hiding from the city?" Confucius thought this question was reasonable and said, "The afterlife is awesome!" So the disciples made a detour, and "around the village" came from it, and later it gradually spread to "Yao Village". On the other hand, it was renamed "Yao Village" because Yao's family moved here. The Chongzhen edition of Qufu County Chronicle in Ming Dynasty contained "twenty miles northwest of Yao village". Villages in China, such as Tenant Tun, Mat Factory, Horse Factory and Sheep Factory, are all named after providing food and rice, mats, horses and sheep for Confucius in the past. There are hundreds of "ancient tombs of the Han Dynasty" in Beigaogang, Yangchang Village. According to legend, the daughter and son-in-law of Emperor Gaozu were buried here, commonly known as "Sima Lin".

One legend is that ...

"One mother and three sons". Sanjinshi are three brothers Yan Guangyou, Yan Guangmin and Yan Guangyi in Qing Dynasty, and they are also called "three sides of Qufu". Yan Guangyou, a scholar in the 12th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1673), once worked as an official, secretary of the People's Bank of China, doctor of Xingsi, magistrate of Anshun, Guizhou Province, and salt envoy of Hedong Road, and wrote Shuiminglou and other works. Yan Guangmin (1640- 1686). In the sixth year of Kangxi (1667), he was a scholar, and once served as an official of the National History Academy, director of the Ritual Department, and an official minister. He used to be the editor-in-chief of the annals of the Great Unity, and he wrote Le Pu Ji, Lao Yu Cao Tang Ji and Southbound Diary. Yan Guangkai was a scholar in Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty. He once participated in the compilation of Kangxi Dictionary, and served as a political scholar in Jiangnan for the last three times.