Wuhan Longquan Shandong is surrounded by water on three sides and Liangzi Lake in the east, which is famous for its rich Wuchang fish. The north and south mountains extend 9 kilometers from east to west, forming a double dragon playing pearl with the scenic spots in the basin. The human history of Longquan Mountain can be traced back to the Western Han Dynasty. At that time, this area was the fief of Sun and Wuyang Hou Fan Li, named Jiangxia, so its mountain was named Jiangxia Mountain. In the early years of the Tang Dynasty, it was renamed Jiashan, meaning the intersection of two mountains. At the end of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty, Li Xi, the prime minister, built a house to dig for springs, forming two wells. It is sunny when the east well is angry, and rainy when the west well is not, which is accurate, so it is also called Lingquan Mountain.
In 138 1 year, Zhu Zhen, the sixth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, ascended the throne at the age of 17. Under the Yellow Crane Tower, he ruled Wuchang for 43 years. Zhu Zhen goes to Lingquan Mountain for the summer every year. When he sees the beautiful scenery surrounded by mountains and rivers, he often sighs: "I am a yangzhai, and if it is a yinzhai, it is excellent." So, after the fortune teller classified it as a "blessed land of five dragons" and engraved the poem "Longquan has been married for many years, and three thousand clouds hang outside", it didn't take long for thousands of large market towns with eight families to be moved outside the mountain, and the area around the mountain was classified as a cemetery. Since then, Lingquan Mountain has been renamed "Longquan Mountain". After his death, he became the king of Zhao, and here became the tombs and cemeteries of nine kings: Zhao, Zhuang, Xian, Kang, Duan, Cheng, Gong and Ba Ling.