The ancestral tomb of the Li family in Longxi (Li Zhongxiang Family Han Tomb Group) is located in Longmen Town, Lintao. Li Zhongxiang, famous in Daqi. He was the ""Hedong Prefect"" and ""Zhengxi General" of the Han Dynasty. He was killed in the battle against the Qiang Rong rebellion in Suchang (now Lintao, Gansu Province). He was posthumously awarded "" Taiwei" and was buried in Dongchuan, Didao, Longxi (now Lintao, Gansu Province). County). The concubine Zhou gave birth to a son, Li Bokao (son of Zhong Xiang). He went to Dongchuan, Longxi Province, to bury his father, and became the governor of Longxi and Hedong counties. , Ye family, gave birth to two sons: Shang and Xiang. Li Shang (the eldest son of Bo Kao) was named Jia Xiang. He was the "Cheng Ji Ling" in the Han Dynasty and lived in Cheng Ji (now Liuhe Village, Zhiping Township, Jingning County, Gansu Province). The concubines were Zheng, Zou, and Yang, and they had three sons: Yun, Guang, and Gang. Li Guang (the second son of Shang), from 186 BC to 119 BC, had the courtesy name Tingli and the nickname Cheng, and was a famous general in the Han Dynasty. "Book·Li Guangzhuan" records that Li Guang was famous for his good shooting. It was said at the time that his arrows could penetrate rocks. He fought with the Huns for more than seventy years. The Huns were afraid of him and called him "Flying General". In 119 BC, Following the general Wei Qing, he pursued the enemy to attack the Xiongnu. When he went out with 140,000 horses, less than 30,000 were returned. When he returned to the court, he was accused of injustice. He drew his sword and committed suicide in anger, so it was said that Li Guang could not be sealed. " said. Buried in Qinzhou, Longxi County (now Shimaping, south of Tianshui City, Gansu Province). The concubines were Zheng and Liu and gave birth to three sons: Danghu, Jiao, and Gan. Historians of the Tang Dynasty in the Nine-hole Han Tombs Group Li Yanshou's "Northern History·Preface": " "Zhongxiang rebelled against the Qiang in Suchang, named Didao. Zhongxiang died before the battle and was buried in Didao Dongchuan (now Longmen Town, Lintao, Gansu Province) because of his family. "Historical Records of General Li Biography" says: "" He first moved from Huaili (Lintao) to Chengji (Tianshui), which actually started this. "Book of Jin·Biography 57·King Wuzhao of Liang" contains: ""Zhongxiang, a general in the early Han Dynasty, rebelled against the Qiang in Suchang, which is Didao. If you are outnumbered, you will die. Zhongxiang's son Bokao went to the funeral, and because he was buried in Dongchuan in Didao, his family was Yan, and his family name was Xizhou You". Tomb of Li Sheng's father Li Qin in Xiping Li Bokao's former residence Guhuaili settled down in Lintao Dongchuan Huaili in Gansu Province Li Bokao was Li Guang's grandfather. Li Hao, whose courtesy name is Xuan Sheng and Yuan Sheng, was a Taoist priest in Longxi. After Li Guang, a general in the Western Han Dynasty, Li Hao was also called Li Hao in the Tang Dynasty. He was young but eager to learn. He established the Xiliang regime and was named Emperor Gengzi. In the first year of Yixi in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he moved the capital to Jiuquan and changed it to the early Jianchu period of the Yuan Dynasty. He died of illness in the thirteenth year of the Jianchu period and was given the posthumous title of Wuzhao. King. In the second year of Tianbao, Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, he was posthumously named the ""Xingsheng Emperor"". There are many records of Li Hao's family being the ""Longxi Di Taoist"". "Book of Wei" records that Li Hao was the ""Longxi Di Taoist"". ""Wuzhao King of Xiliang". There is a monument of Li Hao's hometown in Lintao Beiguan. ""The Hometown of Li Gongbahao, King Wuzhao of Xiliang". There is an imperial mausoleum site nearby (near today's Hongyuan Community). In 1945, Mr. Xia Nai personally inspected Laozi Selected epitaphs of Li's figures from past dynasties in Fengtai, Yuelu Mountain, the place where Li Er ascended