Luyuan

Luyuan

Luyuan, a Chinese word, means the garden where deer are raised. It comes from the 18th year of Chenggong in the spring and Autumn period.

explain

(1) A deer park.

(2) . ancient garden name. In today's Datong County, Shanxi Province.

(3) . place names.

(4) It's Deer Park.

(5) . refers to a monastery or Buddhist temple.

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In the 18th year of Chenggong in the spring and Autumn period, "building Deer Park" was pre annotated by Jin Du: "building walls for deer garden."

The poem "garlic mountain was ordered by King Shixing" written by Bao Zhao in the Southern Dynasty Song Dynasty: "the deer garden is not flooded, but the rabbit garden is not enough."

In his poem "the spring of Shizhou - Pinyan" written by Ershi Sheng in the Qing Dynasty, "I still remember the light smoke, the mist, the six sprouts of green oil, the palace gauze, the fan and the servant girl, and the mother's wish for the lotus's birthday in the deer garden."

In the book of Wei, Taizu Ji: "in February of the second year of Tianxing, the deer garden was built by the high chariots."

In the book of Jin, biography of Lu Ji: "King Yi of Changsha fought with the plane in Luyuan, and the plane army was defeated. He went to qilijian, and the dead were like Ji Yan."

Yang xuanzhi's "Luoyang Jialan Ji · Fayun Temple" in the Northern Wei Dynasty: "it's like Zhang Liuzhi's view of Luyuan to copy the true appearance." Fan Xiangyong notes: "Luyuan, that is, Luyeyuan, Buddha into the road."

Zhao Yi of the Qing Dynasty wrote the poem "Li Yucun's observation continued to send poems from the middle of Shu, more than the old ones, and the opera title is later" which reads: "I am also an eminent monk in Luyuan, and I buy a Hakka boat in Jilin." See deer park.

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