Xi 'an's Hutuo refers to the Golden Hutuo Station, which is located around Xi 'an and is a place where villages gather. The word Hutuo River comes from Mongolian, which means a village by the water. As early as the Northern Song Dynasty, villages had gathered here.
In the Yuan Dynasty, King Anxi led the army into Guanzhong and became the supreme military commander in northwest and southwest China at that time. Since ancient times, the Mongolian army has a tradition of family members marching with the army, so at that time, Mongolian soldiers and civilians chose to gather and live in the area around Xi 'an, and Jin Hu Tuo is one of the most famous places.
The word "running" comes from Mongolian, which means a village by the water. As early as the Northern Song Dynasty, it had gathered into a village. In Yuan Dynasty, King Anxi led the army into Guanzhong and became the supreme military commander in northwest and southwest China at that time.
Since ancient times, the Mongolian army has a tradition of family members marching with the army, so at that time, Mongolian soldiers and civilians gathered and lived in Xi 'an area, where the water plants were rich and beautiful, and Jin Hu Tuo was one of the most famous places. At that time, because of its low-lying terrain, Jinhutuo formed a cornucopia-like terrain, so it was also called "Jinpenwa", from which the word Jinhutuo came.
Jin Hu tuo stop sign
Teacher Dai, a professor of sociology at Chang 'an University, said that geographically, Jinhutuo is located in Qujiang New District today. Since the Tang Dynasty, it has been a treasure trove of geomantic omen, and the mausoleum of Emperor Xuan Di of the Han Dynasty is nearby. It can be said to be an ancient "rich area".
Eight rivers surrounded Chang 'an in ancient times, and there were many places with water. The word "floating" comes from Mongolian, and Mongolians live on aquatic plants. The villagers in Futuo village are probably descendants of Mongols. Teacher Dai said that Mahutuo had dug shells during the demolition. The author has been to Mahutuo Village, located in Longshou North Road, north of the city.