Yongnu

Yongnu

"Yongnu" is a Chinese word. Its pinyin is yongnu, which means the name of guzesou. ② Ancient county name.

① The name of guzesou. "Taiping Huanyu Ji" quoted the "annals of prefectures" as follows: "there is water on all sides, which means Yong, and Cheng but not Liu, which means nu." A slave of Yong. It was very big in ancient times. Baoqiu Shuizhu in Shuijing: "from the south, Hutuo in the south pole, to Quanzhou and yongnu in the west, and to the sea in the East." After the name of triangle lake. In the Ming Dynasty, it was still more than 200 Li around, between Ba County, Yongqing County, Dacheng County, Wen'an County and Tianjin and Jinghai County. In the Qing Dynasty, it was gradually silted up and abandoned, and then it was buried in Pinglu. ② Ancient county name. In the Western Han Dynasty. It is located in the northeast of today's Tianjin Wuqing: the Northern Wei Dynasty moved it to the east of today's Wuqing, and it is the seat of Yuyang county. In the early Tang Dynasty, Tianbao was renamed Wuqing.