Huaiqing Prefecture, an ancient prefecture, governs Hanoi County (now Qinyang City, Henan Province), with six counties under its jurisdiction and eight counties under its clear jurisdiction.

The scope is the area under the jurisdiction of Yuanyang County in present-day Jiaozuo City, Jiyuan City and Xinxiang City in Henan Province.

In the second year of the Republic of China, the county was abolished and belonged to North Henan Province.

Huaiqing Prefecture extends 200 miles to Weihui Prefecture in the east, 180 miles to Henan Prefecture in the south, 120 miles to Zezhou Prefecture in Shanxi to the north, and 520 miles to Pingyang Prefecture in Shanxi to the northwest.

It is three hundred miles southeast from Kaifeng Prefecture, the provincial capital.

Huaiqing Mansion is also the birthplace of Lanzhou Beef Noodles.

In the historical information about Lanzhou beef noodles, there is this record: During the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, Ma Liuqi, a man from Dongxiang, Gansu, learned beef from Chen Weijing in Suzhai Village, Hanoi County, Huaiqing Prefecture, Henan Province (within Yueshan Town, Boai County, Henan Province)

The noodle making technology was later brought to Lanzhou. After innovation and improvement by Chen Hesheng, a descendant of the Chen family, and Ma Baozai, a Hui chef, it is based on "Yiqing (soup), Erbai (radish), Sanlv (cilantro, garlic sprouts),

"Sihong (spicy) and Wuhuang (noodles with bright yellow color)" have unified the standards of Lanzhou beef noodles.

In the following 200 years, it became famous for its rotten meat, fresh soup and fine noodles.

Basic introduction Chinese name: Huaiqing Prefecture Era: Ming and Qing Dynasty Residency: Prefectural Government Hanoi County Location: Jiaozuo, Jiyuan and Yuanyang County in Henan Province Geographical location, historical evolution, topography, origin of name, historical rumors, historical events, geographical location Huaiqing

It is 200 miles from Weihui Prefecture in the east, 180 miles from Henan Prefecture in the south, 120 miles from Zezhou Prefecture in Shanxi to the north, and 520 miles from Pingyang Prefecture in Shanxi to the northwest.

It is four hundred miles away from Zhangde Prefecture in the northeast and three hundred miles away from Kaifeng Prefecture, the provincial capital, in the southeast.

Historical evolution Xia was called "Qinhuai" and later "Huaizhou".

It was called "Huaiqing Road" in Yuan Dynasty.

In October of the first year of Hongwu in the early Ming Dynasty (1368), it was Huaiqing Mansion.

The government governs Hanoi and has jurisdiction over six counties: Hanoi, Jiyuan, Xiuwu, Wuzhi, Mengxian and Wenxian.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the government governed Hanoi, with jurisdiction over: Hanoi (today's Qinyang City and Boai County), Jiyuan, Xiuwu, Wuzhi, Meng, Wen, Yuanwu (today's Yuanwu Town in Yuanyang, Henan), and Yangwu (today's Yuanyang County in Henan)*

**Eight counties.

In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), Fucun County was abolished and belonged to North Henan Province. The old name "Huaiqing" that had been used for hundreds of years was abolished. The name of Hanoi County was changed to Qinyang County (today's Qinyang City, Henan Province).

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From then on, Huaiqing Mansion as a place name withdrew from the stage of history.

Today, its geographical scope is equivalent to the area under the jurisdiction of Yuanyang County in Jiaozuo City, Jiyuan City and Xinxiang City in Henan Province.

Topography Huaiqing Mansion: [Chong, complex.

It belongs to Hebei Province.

The general commander of Hebei Town and Huang Qin were stationed together.

〕In the early Qing Dynasty, it followed the Ming system and led the six counties.

Later, Kaifeng's Yuanwu and Yangwu were separated.

It is three hundred miles southeast from the provincial capital.

It is three hundred and ninety miles wide and one hundred and thirty miles vast.

The North Pole is thirty-five degrees six minutes high.

The capital is three degrees and twenty-seven minutes west of the capital.

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Hanoi [Chong, Fan.

lean.

North: Taihang Mountains.

The Qinshui River flows in from Jiyuan, and passes to the Shaoshui River on the left. The water scripture notes that "it runs to the east to the north of Xiaoqin Pavilion, to the right it joins Xiaoqin and Beijian Rivers, and Yucheng River, and to the north of Jinye Wang's old city."

Its Sishui River is connected to Baixiang Town and Jicheng by the Zhulong River, which joins the southern branch of Fengren and flows into Meng in the south.

Its branch runs through the city in the northeast, joins the Liren River, and goes out east to join the Guangji branch.

It goes to Danshui on the left, then goes east to Wude Town, Guzhou County, and enters Wuzhi.

Danshui enters from Fengtai, Shanxi, and is called Dankou. It flows through Jingpo City and Yuanxiang City. It is called Nineteen Canals. Guguanggou, Jiegou and Changminggou are all there, and they are also called Qin.

The Xiaodan River is the largest, joining Baimagou and heading towards Qinghua Town.

The Guangji River and its northern branch, Fengnian, flow in from the source of Jiji and merge with Jiejie.

Guangji divided into two branches and Jin, merged into Wen.

Town Seven: Chongyi, Baixiang, Yutangtai, Wanshan, Qinghua, Shangxiang, and Wude.

Yi 2: Qin Huai, Wan Shan.

〕Jiyuan〔difficult.

Seventy miles west of the mansion.

West: Wangwu, Temple of Heaven.

Wangwu is said to be "the best cave in the world".

Tiantai is what Taoism calls "a clear and empty space with a cave in the sky".

Northwest: Xicheng, Qinling Mountains, and Lingshan Mountains.

North: Pangu.

Northeast: Kongshan, Xiongshan.

Southwest: The river flows in from Shanxi Yuanqu and receives Nao River.

Further east, the Qingdu River, Mazhu River and Chaihe River.

The Shui Jing notes that "Zhanshui runs straight to the city and to the east of Zhancheng".

Then east into Meng.

The source of the river flows out of the northwest mountains, flows to the southeast, and flows into the Jian River in the southeast of Jincheng. It flows through Congshan Pass and reaches Xunzhang Village, where it silts up.

Therefore, the water scripture notes are drawn out of the Xunzhang Valley of the original mountain, which is commonly known as Baijianshui.

To the southeast of the side city, the three mountains and rivers of Nanyuan Gusao, Wuzhi, and Qinling come together from the right, and from the southeast, they join the Ji Branch Canal on the left.

Ji comes out of Taiyi Pool at the west foot of Wangwu, which is the Nishui River. It goes down for ninety miles to the south of the Yangtze Mountain, and then comes out of the East Qiu, where it is Jidu.

There are turbulent currents from the east and west sources, and its branch is in the south.

It enters Hanoi to the east and becomes the Zhulong River.

Northeast: Qinshui River enters from Fengtai, Shanxi, and is Fangkou. In the southeast, it diverges to the right and becomes Guangji River, the ancient Qin Canal.

The water channel flows into Zhugou, which was called Guangji River in the Yuan Dynasty and Twenty-four Weir in the Ming Dynasty.

In Yongfu Weir, there is Liren Canal, in Guangfu Weir, there is Fengren North and South Canal, and Gufenggou merges into the river with Zhengqu.

The Yongli Canal at Yongli Weir is divided into two, one is the branch of Shen in the south, and the other is Yu Shen in the southeast.

Shaoyuan Town, the patrol department is stationed.

County Post One.

〕 Yuan Wu〔Difficult.

One hundred and eighty miles east of the mansion.

Ming belongs to Kaifeng.

In the second year of Yongzheng's reign, he came to serve as a subordinate.

Northeast: Heiyang Mountain, the ancient Luoshui River.

Southwest: The river enters from Yingze, and then flows into Zhongmou from the east, with natural channels following it.

It goes down to Fugou and is seventy-five miles long.

County Station One.

〕 Xiu Wu〔Chong, Fan.

One hundred miles northeast of the mansion.

North: Taihang Mountains.

Northwest: Tianmen.

Southwest: The Xiaodan River enters from Wuzhi, and is called Yuhe. It goes to Xi Village, northeast of the side city, and enters Huojia in the east.

The Xinhe River carries Lingquan and Liugong River up to the northeast of the city, where it joins Huangmu's springs and flows into Huojia.

Waiting for Wang and Chengen towns.

County Station One.

〕 Wuzhi〔Chong, Fan.

A hundred miles east of the mansion.

Hebei Daozhi.

Southwest: Qingfeng Ridge.

The water from the river flows in from Wen, and flows into the Guangji River. The water from the Qin River flows into it, and then flows into Yingze from the east.