Does anyone know the origin of the name of Taierzhuang?

The origin of the name "Taierzhuang" has always been disputed.

One is said to be a legend. Legend has it that there is a mountain in the southeast of Taierzhuang, and there is a woman in white living on the mountain, who was unmarried and pregnant, and gave birth to a small white snake with 4 claws. The woman in white thought it was a monster and cut off one of its claws with a knife.

The little white snake turned into a white light and disappeared. This little white snake went to the deep mountains and old forests in the northeast, turned into a human form, and learned from a teacher. After 20 years, I came back to visit my mother.

The woman in white thought that her son had come to take revenge, so she hid in the mountains and avoided her. The little white snake searched for 49 days in a row, but still did not see his mother, so he bit his middle finger and wrote the three words "Wangmu Mountain" on the door of the cave where his mother lived, and died in extreme disappointment. When the woman in white saw the words written on the door, she knew that she had misunderstood her son, so she went down the mountain and ran to her son's residence, and also bit her middle finger, wrote the word "Tan'erzhuang" on the door, and then died sadly.

Later, "Tanerzhuang" was transformed into "Taierzhuang". Of course, this is just a legend.

The second is the surname. The surnames of Taiwan and Hua began to live, so it was named "Taihuazhuang", and later evolved into "Taijiazhuang" and "Taizhuang". In the mound outside the east gate of the original Taierzhuang, there is a stone tablet engraved with "Taijialin" on the front, which is said to be the land of Taijia.

During the Qingming Festival in the early years of the founding of the People's Republic of China, there were still descendants of the Taiwan family who came to worship. The stele was destroyed in 1958. In addition, not far from the northwest outside the small north gate of Taierzhuang, there is a bridge called the flower bridge.

It is not uncommon for people to name villages by surnames more reliable. According to incomplete statistics, 180 of the 425 natural villages in Taierzhuang are named after surnames.

The third is geography. Taierzhuang is named after a geographical entity, because the village was built on a high platform. There are three reasons for this:

First, "History of the Ming Dynasty? "River Canal Chronicles" contains: "Taijiazhuang ......Everywhere are mountains and hills", saying that this place is high.

Second, the existing topographic maps of the past dynasties show that in ancient times, Taierzhuang was crisscrossed by natural waterways such as Chengshui (Dasha River) and Maots River, with low-lying terrain and the lowest elevation of only one meter. During the flood season, all the water gathers in a vast ocean, and only Taierzhuang can avoid flooding. Third, there are still the old sites of Phoenix Terrace, Zhu Terrace and Jintai in the city.

The meaning of the word "Taiwan" has not changed in ancient and modern times, and it refers to the high altar built of earth. In view of this, it is logical that the ancestors built a platform to live away from the water and named the village after the platform. Of the above three theories, it is more reasonable to use the second theory, that is, the surname theory.

As for why "Taijiazhuang" evolved into "Taierzhuang", it is said that it is due to the colloquial rhyme of the abbreviation of "Taizhuang".

The name "Taierzhuang" was first seen in the "History of the Ming Dynasty" and the inscriptions of the Ming Dynasty. "History of the Ming Dynasty, River Canal Chronicles" called "Taizhuang", the inscription of Taishan Temple erected during the Ming Zhengde period called "Taijiazhuang Collection", Chongzhen 12 years (1639) stood in front of Huanglinzhuang in the river defense tablet began to use the present name "Taierzhuang". Taierzhuang is a district under the jurisdiction of Zaozhuang City, located in the southernmost part of Shandong Province, at the junction of Shandong and Suzhou, with Yimeng Mountain in the east, Weishan Lake in the west, Xuzhou, a transportation hub in the south, and Qufu, the hometown of Confucius and Mencius in the north.

The total area of the district is square kilometers, with 5 towns and 1 street, 211 administrative villages (residences), and a total population of 300,000. Known as the "southeast gate of Shandong", it is the place where the Taierzhuang War took place that shocked China and foreign countries. The origin of the name "Taierzhuang" has always been disputed.

One is named after the surname. Because the original residents were the two families of Tai and Hua, it was called "Taihuazhuang", which gradually evolved into "Taijiazhuang" and "Taizhuang". The second is named after a geographical entity.

There are two bases: first, "Ming History: River Canal Chronicles" cloud: "Taijiazhuang ......."Everywhere are mountains and hills", saying that this place is high.

Second, Gutaierzhuang is crisscrossed by natural waterways and low-lying terrain. Every flood season, all the water gathers, a vast ocean, only Taizhuang can avoid flooding. In view of this, it is logical for the ancestors to build a platform to live away from the water and name the village after the platform.

There are still "Phoenix Terrace", "Zhu Terrace" and "Golden Terrace" sites in the city. As for why it is called "Taierzhuang", it is rumored to be caused by the children's rhyme of the abbreviation of "Taizhuang".

When we refer to the word "village" today, it is often used in conjunction with "village" and is called "village", as opposed to town. In fact, in ancient times, the village and the village were two different concepts. The village is a settlement formed naturally by the concentration of families, and later became the most basic administrative unit; Zhuang is the land owned by the imperial court and nobles, and the residents who live on these enclosed lands are soldiers or hired people.

Taierzhuang should be the Tuntian of Chu when Xunzi was in charge of Lanling, and later formed a residential area here. There are many legends about the origin of the name of Taierzhuang, and the more credible thing is that the land of Taierzhuang is fertile, but the terrain is low-lying, and it becomes a flood corridor during the flood season. People built a platform here and lived here, so it was called "Taizhuang".

On the inscription in the Zhun Ti Pavilion in the Tang Dynasty, the name of "Taijiazhuang" appears, and in the inscription of Taishan Temple erected during the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty, "Taijiazhuang Market" appears, which proves that it was not an ordinary village but a large-scale market at that time. After the opening of the Grand Canal, the southern merchants spoke faster than the local residents, making the pronunciation of "Taizhuang" appear childlike. On the defense monument erected in the 12th year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty, the title of "Taierzhuang" has been used.

In Wu Jingzi's ** "History of Confucianism" in the Qing Dynasty, the name Taierzhuang was also used. Today, we can be sure that the process of Taierzhuang from a grange to an important canal town is accompanied by the opening and prosperity of the canal.

Taierzhuang, the local people call it Taizhuang, that is, the meaning of high terrain, it may have been originally developed by several families such as the surname Wang in the northern part of Pizhou, Jiangsu, and formed a myth and legend in the folk, which was blown by the whole village and the earth by the strong wind overnight.

Taierzhuang is in Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province.

Taierzhuang District. It belongs to Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province, between 117°23 east longitude'～117°50', 34°28 N'～34°44'It is located in the south of Shandong Province, at the junction of Shandong and Suzhou, and connects Yimeng Mountain in the east.

It is bordered by Weishan Lake in the west.

It is adjacent to Xuzhou, a transportation hub in the south, and Qufu, the hometown of Confucius and Mencius in the north, which is the "southeast gate of Shandong". The total area of the whole area is square kilometers.

It has jurisdiction over 5 towns and 1 street. According to the data of the seventh population census, as of 0:00 on November 1, 2020, the permanent population of Taierzhuang District was 305102.

Topography

The terrain in Taierzhuang District is high from north to south, low in the middle, and gradually lower from west to east, showing an inclined shape. The southwest is characterized by rolling low hills, the north is plain, and the central and eastern parts are low-lying. The highest mountain in the southwest.

The altitude is 306 meters, and the highest point in the northwest is 203 meters above sea level.

The lowest point is in Zhaocun Lake in the southeast, at an altitude of meters. From south to north, from west to east, Taierzhuang District is distributed with hilly slopes, terraced fields near mountain terraces, intermountain valleys, piedmont inclined plains and river flood depressions and other landform units, among which the area of low hills and hills accounts for the total area, and the area of plains accounts for the total area.

Taierzhuang is in Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province. Taierzhuang Ancient City, located in the center of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, covers an area of 2 square kilometers, 11 functional divisions, 8 scenic spots and 29 scenic spots, making it the largest ancient city in China. It is a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction and has the reputation of "China's most beautiful water town".

Zaozhuang is a prefecture-level city in Shandong Province, an important modern coal chemical, energy, building materials and machinery manufacturing base in Shandong Province, an emerging science and technology innovation base, and one of the central cities in Lunan region.

Zaozhuang is located in East China, south of Shandong, bordering Linyi in the east, Xuzhou in the south, Jining in the west, and Weishan Lake. The longest distance from north to south is 96 kilometers, and the urban area accounts for the total area of Shandong Province. The terrain is high in the north and low in the south, high in the east and low in the west, and is inclined from northeast to southwest.

Hills account for about the total area, plains account for about the total area, and depressions account for about the total area.

Zaozhuang City is located in the southern part of the low mountains and hills of central and southern Shandong, and is part of the Huanghuai Impact Plain. The terrain is high in the north and low in the south, high in the east and low in the west, and is inclined from northeast to southwest. The altitude of the high mountain in the northern Shanting District is 620 meters, which is the highest point in the city.

Zaozhuang City belongs to the mid-latitude warm temperate monsoon continental climate zone, with the characteristics of warm and humid climate in the south and dry and cold climate in the north, affected by the natural geographical environment, solar radiation and monsoon, with good sunlight, high accumulated temperature, abundant heat, abundant rainfall, rain and heat at the same time of the climate characteristics, light, heat, water, air and other conditions are superior.

Taierzhuang District is located in the southernmost part of Zaozhuang City, at the junction of Lusu and Suzhou, adjacent to Pizhou City of Jiangsu Province in the east and south, and connected to Jiawang District and Tongshan District of Xuzhou City and Weishan County of Jining City in the southwest and west; The north and northeast are bordered by Yicheng District, known as the "southeast gate of Shandong".

The area under the jurisdiction of Taierzhuang spans east longitude 117°23'～117°50', 34°28 N'～34°44'The maximum distance between east and west is km, the maximum distance between north and south is km, and the total area is square km.

The famous battle of Taierzhuang near Xuzhou at the junction of Jiangsu and Shandong was a decisive battle between the Kuomintang army and the Japanese army, and the Kuomintang army paid a huge price to defeat more than 10,000 Japanese devils under the Japanese army, delaying the Japanese attack, and it was the first great victory of the Kuomintang army against the Japanese army.

Taierzhuang is a district under the jurisdiction of Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province, located at the junction of Sulu and Shandong provinces.

In the Tang Dynasty, the Tai clan established a village here, called Taijiazhuang. Located outside the north gate, the Zhun Ti Pavilion was built in the middle and late Tang Dynasty and is the oldest building in Taierzhuang.

In the Yuan Dynasty, the earth polder was built, and there were buildings such as the Three Emperor Temple, the Xuandi Temple and so on in the city, and gradually formed a market town, which was called "Taijiazhuang Collection". At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Taijiazhuang had a total of 2,000 residents, and there was a name of "Taierzhuang" to see the canal defense monument of Yangzhou Road in the southeast of Taierzhuang in the twelfth year of Chongzhen (1639).

On May 1, 2010, Taierzhuang officially opened. On May 4, Lien Chan, honorary chairman of the Taiwan Kuomintang, came to the ancient city of Taierzhuang to lay the foundation stone for the Fuxing Building. On May 12, 2011, Wu Boxiong, honorary chairman of the Chinese Kuomintang in Taiwan, attended the opening ceremony of the ancient city of Taierzhuang.

The origin of the name "Taierzhuang" has always been disputed. One is named after the surname. Because the original residents were the two families of Tai and Hua, it was called "Taihuazhuang", which gradually evolved into "Taijiazhuang" and "Taizhuang".

The second is named after a geographical entity. There are two bases: first, "Ming History: River Canal Chronicles" cloud:

Taijiazhuang ......Everywhere are mountains and hills", saying that this place is high. Second, Gutaierzhuang is crisscrossed by natural waterways and low-lying terrain. Every flood season, all the water gathers, a vast ocean, only Taizhuang can avoid flooding.

In view of this, it is logical for the ancestors to build a platform to live away from the water and name the village after the platform. There are still "Phoenix Terrace", "Zhu Terrace" and "Golden Terrace" sites in the city. As for why it is called "Taierzhuang", it is rumored to be caused by the children's rhyme of the abbreviation of "Taizhuang".

Upstairs is right, because of the flood, the ancestors built the platform and lived, so the name Taizhuang, later Taizhuang became an important town for businessmen in the south to do business, the accent is more habitual, the speed of speech is faster, and over time it is called Taierzhuang.

There is a book in Taierzhuang Xinhua Bookstore about the origin of Taierzhuang. There are many versions

Taierzhuang belongs to Zaozhuang City, Eastern Province.

Taierzhuang District is under the jurisdiction of Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province. It is located at the southern tip of Shandong Province, adjacent to Xuzhou, Jiangsu. In 2012, the total area of the district was square kilometers, with jurisdiction over 5 towns, 1 street, 1 provincial-level economic development zone, 211 administrative villages (residences), and a total population of 310,000.

Taierzhuang District, Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province.

Taierzhuang is a district under the jurisdiction of Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province, located at the junction of Sulu and Suzhou provinces, with a total area of square kilometers, 5 towns, 1 street, and 351 administrative villages. Taierzhuang is the southeast gate of Shandong and the north barrier of Jiangsu, and has always been a place for soldiers and merchants. In the spring of 1938, the Battle of Taierzhuang took place here, destroying more than 10,000 enemies, and the heroic Taierzhuang was known as "the unyielding land of the Chinese nation".

Hailed by the World Tourism Organization as "the living canal" and "the only remaining heritage village of the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal", the reconstructed Taierzhuang Ancient City will become the fourth reconstructed ancient city in the world after Warsaw, Pompeii and Lijiang, the third World War II city in the world, and the only cross-strait exchange base in the country.

Welcome to the ancient city of Taierzhuang.

Taierzhuang District, Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province. Taierzhuang is the southern gate of Shandong Province. Taierzhuang has the first strait exchange base, an ancient city, and a memorial hall of the Great War. Qianlong gave the reputation of the world's first village.

Taierzhuang District, Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province. The southernmost part of Shandong borders Jiangsu. There is the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal. Taierzhuang Great War Memorial Hall. Welcome to the ancient city of the canal

Taierzhuang District, Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province.

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The whole country knows Shandong Zaozhuang...

Shandong, Zaozhuang, everyone on the earth knows.