According to legend, Yao Jizu, the imperial bodyguard of Emperor Chongzhen, was sent back to Ganzhou as the company commander because he missed on the way to escort Bao Gong.
The company commander Yao's father is a wealthy businessman in Ganzhou, and some people in the DPRK are good at business. After Yao Xi became the company commander in Ganzhou, he can be said to be the party in power, with wealth covering the whole city. Even so, Director Yao still has a fly in the ointment. When he was an imperial guard in the imperial city, he married Miss Huang, the daughter of Royal Guards. After years of marriage, he got nothing. Up to now, in my early thirties, life is "unfilial, no big deal." Besides, if you are worth millions, there must be successors. Mrs Xi Huang is also a good family and knows books and ceremonies. Because I have been in Fu Yao for many years and have not given birth to a son and a half daughters, I also advised my husband to marry a concubine in order to continue the incense. Yao Xi got his wife's approval, so he sent people around to find the right person. The housekeeper Yao Hanmou reported that a group of immortals recently bought a geisha named Ni from Suzhou. She is not only as beautiful as a fairy, but also has a beautiful voice and is proficient in piano, chess, painting and calligraphy. Her coming to Ganzhou was an instant hit, and she didn't busk. Hearing this, Yao Xi was overjoyed and immediately went to see a geisha. When they met, Ni was holding a lute in his hand, walking smartly, dignified and beautiful, and a Leng Xiang came, which made his eyes clear and he never wanted to leave again. Full breasts, well-proportioned figure and wonderful curves are really beautiful. Yao Xi thought: Don't mention marrying her, it's just a glimpse, and I'm glad you came.
Let's talk about Yao Xi's admiration at first sight and his desire to be redeemed and married home. This Ni Xiayun is not an idle generation. She knew that the company commander's original wife was well-founded, and she couldn't afford to provoke herself. She asked Yao Xi to choose another clean land for her and build a hidden and charming hug. Hearing this, Yao Xi replied generously: "Well, you can choose a place in Ganzhou City, and I can buy it for ten coppers." In the eyes of this company commander with deep pockets, thousands of taels of silver are just a few coppers.
Later, some idle literati in Qianzhou used their brains to write this sentence of Yao Xi into the place name of Qianzhou: "Three Mountains" are Bifengshan, Dongsheng Mountain and Yeguangshan; "Wuling" is Tianluoling, Baijialing, Guijialing, Shiguling and Jinguiling; "Eight Scenery Terraces" are Eight Scenery Terraces, Zhanggong Terrace, Yugu Terrace, Baijiang Terrace, Gaotai, Phoenix Terrace, Diaoyutai and Longfeng Terrace.
These ten copper coins are hard to find. There were no streets with rich characters in Qianzhou, so they listed the street names with the word "money" in the city in the front, namely, state, county, government, ginseng, Yao Ya, Buddhist altar, altar, general town, Taoist department, government and so on, and made up ten copper coins. It is even more difficult to piece together "usable", so we have to fill in homophonic street names, namely Maicaipo, Dalong Lane and Leo Lane. This is obviously far-fetched.
If you want to know Yao Xi's grievances, please read Qian Zhou Hate, co-authored by Xiao Haifeng and Liao Jun.