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Shuanghe'er Mountain In the area of ??Agula Town in the south of Horqin Grassland, there is Shuangheer Mountain. Although the mountain is not high, it looks like a huge rock flying from the sky in the vast desert grassland. There is a touching story about the origin of this mountain.
According to legend, a long time ago, Gesr Khan led an army to chase the demon Python Gusi, who fled eastward in panic. On this day, it fled to the Agula area of ??Horqin Grassland. It saw smoke and dust billowing behind it and the sound of killings shook the sky, which frightened it out of its wits. Just as he was about to catch up, the cunning Python Gusi suddenly changed into a hare and hid in the grass. The hound in front of Gesrhan's horse saw it and ran towards the hare, barking wildly. Seeing that the situation was not good, Python Gusi immediately turned into a tit and flew into the sky. At this moment, the falcon on Gesrhan's shoulder spread its wings and pounced on it, grabbing the chickadee's throat with its sharp claws like steel pliers. Pythongus showed his original shape, struggled hard, and thrust the sword into the chest of the falcon, causing large drops of blood to sprinkle on the grassland. But the falcon's sharp claws still refused to let go. It grabbed Python Gus, circled more than ten times, and slowly landed on the prairie. Soon, a huge mountain grew up where the falcon landed. In order to commemorate this heroic falcon, Gesr Khan named the mountain "Shuanghe'er" (meaning eagle in Chinese).
Thousands of years have passed, and the place has gradually become prosperous. The Mongolian people have multiplied and herded under the Shuangheer Mountain, forming countless small villages. The herdsmen live a happy and peaceful life.
One day, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty passed by here on his inspection tour. He saw a high mountain rising from the ground on the endless prairie. He was very strange, so he asked his followers, but no one knew. Back in the capital, Emperor Kangxi had a dream. He dreamed that an eagle flew from the north, circled the palace three times, and then flew away. Emperor Kangxi was very suspicious and restless for several days, so he ordered a Feng Shui master to realize his dream. Mr. Feng Shui thought for a while and said, "I'll forgive you, my Majesty, this dream is very bad. The eagle is a hero who is born to threaten the country. I will go and see for myself." Mr. Feng Shui disguised himself as a herdsman and came to the foot of Shuanghe'er Mountain. The herdsman told him this The name of the mountain is "Shuanghe'er", which means Eagle. Mr. Feng Shui returned to the capital and immediately informed Emperor Kangxi and said to him: "In my opinion, before the eagle takes flight, build a white pagoda on the mountain to calm it down; at the same time, build a white pagoda on the eagle's head. In this way, the Emperor Kangxi was overjoyed and ordered Mr. Feng Shui to supervise the matter.
Two brothers lived at the foot of Shuanghe'er Mountain. The elder brother was named Uligi and the younger brother was named Bater. The two brothers were good at riding and shooting, and were well-known as good hunters in this area. People called them the "Great Archer" and the "Little Archer". Mr. Feng Shui came to the foot of Shuanghe'er Mountain and immediately summoned the brothers and herdsmen to read out the imperial edict. Then he threatened: "If we don't repair the White Pagoda and Aobao, war will break out here, and your good life will be over!" The herdsmen talked about it, some thought it was right to build it, and some thought it was wrong. Mr. Feng Shui took out some silver to bribe the brothers. The elder brother was very happy, but the younger brother disagreed, and the two brothers quarreled. My brother said: "When the golden phoenix flies over the grassland, the herdsmen will have happiness and auspiciousness; when a white pagoda is built in Shuanghe'er Mountain, the grassland will have peace."
However, he didn't even have the strength to draw the bow and fell into a pool of blood. Before dying, Battelle said to Uligi: "If you still care about brotherhood, bury me where the arrow fell. Wherever the arrow points, my head will point."
Bat'er After his death, Uligi saw his brother's tragic situation before his death, and his conscience was condemned. According to his brother's will, he found the place where the arrow fell. The arrow penetrated fifteen obos, and the arrow still pointed south, so he buried his brother there with his head facing south. On that day, the herdsmen came to the funeral with their young and old in tow, and they all couldn't help but burst into tears. At this time, people were surprised to find that two water bubbles appeared in front of Shuanghe'er Mountain. From a distance, they could see the clear water waves shining under the gray sky. People say that those are the two tears shed by the eagle.
From then on, the eagle was restrained by the White Tower, and the demon Python Gus succeeded again. He used magic to control the wind and rain. Soon, the strong wind stirred up rolling yellow sand, swallowing up the grassland here, and half of Shuanghe'er Mountain was buried by the yellow sand. So far, people can only see the solitary eagle head; twenty miles to the west and half a mile to the east, there is only one piece of rock left, which is the two wings buried by the wind and sand. However, the two water bubbles in front of the mountain were still full of tears, reflecting the Shuanghe'er Mountain and the white pagoda eroded by wind and rain.
In order to commemorate Battelle, people called the place where the big camel died "Xizhigula" (referring to Battelle stuffing the camel's head into the grass nest), and called the place where the female camel appeared "Wu". "Lanying" (meaning female camel in Chinese).