During the Three Kingdoms period, in the sixth year of Jian Xing in Shu Han Dynasty (AD 228), Zhuge Liang deployed the battle of pavilions and platforms in the northern expedition to Cao Wei. Because he joined the army in Ma Su, he violated the brightness and blocked Nanshan. General Wei Zhang He refused and defeated Ma Su in the street pavilion. The street pavilion fell and the main force of the Shu army was defeated. Zhuge Liang shed tears and beheaded Ma Su, and the ministers demanded self-surrender. Since then, street kiosks have become famous all over the world.
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An "iron pot" was unearthed in Wangjiachuan, Longcheng Town, with the words "made by Zhuge Wuhou, the prime minister of Han Dynasty" cast on it. At the same time, weapons such as crossbows, spurs, knives, spears and armour engraved with the word "Shu" were unearthed nearby. According to the research of the only remaining war relic experts, the place where the weapons were unearthed was the place where Ma Su and Wang Ping camped.
Textual research on the "street pavilion" site is not simply to win a famous historic site, or even to commercialize it. Its fundamental significance lies in providing valuable archaeological data for the study of the history of Longcheng Town and even Lueyangchuan. As far as the current work is concerned, the research conclusion of the "Jieting" site has pushed the administrative history of Longcheng back to the Qin Dynasty before the Western Han Dynasty.
In a word, according to historical records and topographic observation, the ancient battlefield site of Jieting should be located between Longcheng and Longshan, but due to its age, the exact location remains to be verified.
Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Street Pavilion