西安各地名的由来（The origin of Xians geographical names）.docVIP

西安各地名的由来（The origin of Xians geographical names） The origin of Xians geographical names Xiangzimen It was originally one of the eight immortals Han Xiang son an immortal. Legend of the original Han Xiangzi came to the shoshi temple this practice after sprinkling bridge across Tie Guaili and Lu Dongbin is used. Then here dao. This practice was later where he built a temple called shoshi temple. Powder Lane Called Fen Xiang, because it is the city of Changan since the Tang Dynasty famous Liuhang fireworks, here the powder brothel girls whitewash. According to legend, the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi had often to powder lane and genv wine, good. Powder Lane East is South Street, although the powder Lane name has ambiguous taste, but now is a more distinctive place of food. East wood City East from East Hall gate, West to South Street, 890 meters long. This street Song said that the food market, golden pasture. The Tainan City, here becomes the wood planks, it was renamed as wood city. In the late Ming Dynasty, it was renamed East wood City because of its association with the West wood City, which is inhabited by wooden workshops. East hall door West East wood City, east to East County Gate, 400 meters long. Because of the Qing Dynasty in Xianning County in the East, called the East County, when the Qing Tongzhi hall department and the Xianning County Junior judicial and procuratorial offices located on the street, so named after the East Room door. East County Gate East East sheep, West to the East Hall, 265 meters long. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the middle of the Street northbound to the Department of Xianning County, North Gate Street County Department and County Gate Street, because of the Xianning County Department in 4 city, is located in the West Gate Street Gongyuan Street West on the north side, south of West Main Street, north to West home lane, 145 meters long. Because of the Gong Yuan was named Front Gate before Gongyuan street. Gongyuan for the Ming