Naren Khan Park

Naren Khan Park

Naren Khan Park, located on the Bank of Songhua River in Songyuan City, is one of the top ten parks built by Songyuan municipal government in 2012. The park is named Naren Khan to commemorate Naren Khan hot, an ancient city in the historical evolution of Songyuan City.

History of Naren Khan

Naren Khan was the leader of gugurros tribe. He lived in the Genhe River Basin, the source of the three rivers in the Mongolian Plateau. In 1195, Naren Khan led the people of golros to migrate along the Nenjiang River to the Songnen Plain where the two Songnen rivers meet. In the former Liao Dynasty ningjiangzhou old city site (boduna), jiannarenhaote. Its jurisdiction area: Ningjiang Prefecture of Liao Dynasty, namely Ningjiang district and Fuyu County, is the center, reaching the Lalin River in the East, the lower reaches of Taoer River and Huolin River in the west, the lower reaches of Yinma River and Yitong River in the south, the lower reaches of Nenjiang River and the South Bank of Songhua River in the north. In the 26th year of Jiajing reign of Ming Dynasty (1547), wubashi, the grandson of kumonk tashara and the 16th grandson of habutu hasar, the Mongolian leader of nenkerqin, led the Ministry to take over the garrison of gurulus, which belonged to Naren Khan, namely, the south of Nenjiang River and the "Sanzhao" area on the North Bank of Songhua River, and took gurulus as his own ministry. From then on, most of the territory of guroros of Naren Khan was under the jurisdiction of borzhijin family of nenkerqin. The territory of Naren Khan was reduced to the inner platform at the great turning of Songhua River, which was under its hereditary jurisdiction. It was an independent political and military tribal entity, and its military and administrative affairs were directly under the jurisdiction of Horqin. During this period, the Naren Khan tribe, which was divided into small areas, had been nomadic along the Songhua River Valley, so they were also recorded as "gaolechude" in some historical records, that is, the people along the river, which was also translated into "gualecha" or "guaercha" in Chinese. In the ninth year of Tiancong (1635), gurolus (guaercha), a member of Naren Khan tribe, was subordinated to Houjin. Later, he was incorporated into Zhengbai banner, named Naren Khan Sumu (administrative region directly under the central government), which was one of the top three banners of the Eight Banners army. The political and military tribal entity of Naren Khan Sumu continued until the end of Qing Dynasty in 1906, and then became the landlord class and then disappeared.

Naren hanhot is a 701 year old city in Songyuan city history, which came into being from Fuyu Prefecture in Bohai Sea, Changchun Prefecture and Ningjiang Prefecture in Liao Dynasty, and from 1195 in Jin Dynasty to the 32nd year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1906). In 1682 (the 21st year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty), boduna post station was set up in Naren hanhot. In 1693, balda, the Deputy General of the Manchu nationality, set up a new station in Jiangbei City of Ningjiang district. In 1811 (the 16th year of the reign of Emperor Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty), it was promoted to boduna hall. Since then, it gradually developed into a market town. In 1906, the Qing government officially set up a new city in the new station, and the new city immediately replaced it Naren hanhot.

About the park

The first phase of Naren Khan Park covers an area of 50 hectares. It is located on the beach of the breakwater under the Songyuan bridge in the south of the Yangtze River. Naren Khan, the leader of the ancient Guoer Ruskin Mingchang (1195) tribe, is stationed in the Songnen River Valley. The capital city is based on the Mongolian history and culture of Naren Khan Haote in today's boduna. It takes Naren Khan and other Mongolian characters, life scenes, and Mongolian folk customs as the main line, The ancient city courtyard, suluding square, Naren Khan square, performing arts square, holy fire square, Tengger (Tianshi) thirteen Oboo grassland, Mongolian Bo (shaman) River sacrificing square, ecological forest and other landscapes are carefully designed.

The gate of the park imitates the ancient city wall and sentry Pavilion of Naren Khan. A huge Mount Tai stone is placed at the gate of the park. Its design represents the rivers of the ten thousand mountains. From a distance, you can see the Sulu Ding altar, the majestic statue of Naren Khan riding on horseback, two divine horses (in Mongolian, hey Maoli: the god horse bringing fortune), and a large performing stage. In the park, there are Mongolian competitive horse riding sheep, horse riding archery, Mongolian mother Ao milk tea, Sihu performance, wrestling, Mongolian Expo sacrifice, large sacred fire and other sculptures. There are also Mongolian military tent, thirteen Tengger (Tianshi, meteorite) Oboo, three pavilions and other landscape buildings in the park. The design of the whole park contains rich Mongolian cultural connotation, lifelike and lifelike, as if quietly telling the ancient Mongolian historical and cultural city of Songyuan. Nearly 30 kinds of trees, flowers and plants are planted in the park, as well as nearly 30000 square meters of original grassland.

Naren Khan park is a large-scale garden place for citizens' leisure, fitness and entertainment. There are eight kilometers of circulation around the forest road and Yanjiang Road, which can be used for citizens' leisure and walking. There are a fitness ground, a roller skating rink, a children's playground, and six squares which can be used for fitness, entertainment, square dancing, singing and performing arts.

Address: 100 meters northeast of the intersection of Wujin street and Bund Road

Longitude: 124.84336485181

Latitude: 45.154269770377