Who has the legend of Lugu Lake and where is Lugu Lake

There is an interesting local story about the formation of Lugu Lake: in the distant past, it was once a village. There is an orphan in the village who goes to Lion Rock every day to graze his cattle.

As long as people give him sheep and cows, he always puts them fat and strong. One day he fell asleep under a tree on the mountain, and dreamed that a great fish said to him, "Poor son, you are pitiful, from now on you don't have to bring lunch, just cut off my flesh and eat it."

When the child woke up, he went to the mountains to look for it, and at last he found the big fish in a cave, and he cut off a piece of it and cooked it, and the fish was fragrant. The next day, he went again, and the place where he had been cut yesterday was again covered with flesh. This was known to a greedy man in the village, who wanted to take possession of the big fish, so he made an appointment with some greedy people, tied the fish with ropes, and let nine horses and nine oxen pull it together, and the fish was pulled out of the hole, and disaster befell him.

From that hole, a flood gushed out and flooded the village in an instant. At that time, there was a Mosuo woman who was feeding the pigs, and the two young children were playing beside her, and the mother, seeing the flood coming, was in a hurry, and carried the two children into the pig trough, but she herself was buried in the water. Two children sat in the trough to endure the water drifting, and later, they became the ancestors of this place.

In order to commemorate the great mother, people made a "pig trough boat" out of the whole section of wood, and Lugu Lake is also known as the mother lake.

Go buy a book on the legend of Lugu Lake, the legendary Lugu Lake seems to be trampled by a horse's hooves, so it is in the shape of a horseshoe.

Lugu Lake is located in the north of Ninglang County, Lijiang City, Yunnan Province and the Wanshan Cluster on the left side of Yanyuan County, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province.

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Summary. Hello, the city history of Luhu Lake (1) Lugu Lake, commonly known as Zuosuohai, the ancient name of Ledehai, Luku Lake, Naxi Mosuo language "Lu" for the ravine, "Gu" for the li, that is, the lake in the ravine, the lake is located in Yanyuan County, Sichuan Province and Ninglang County, Yunnan Province, for the Sichuan and Yunnan provinces, the east of the lake is Yanyuan County Luguhu Town (formerly Zuosuo District), the west of the lake is Yongning Township, Ninglang County. The lake is slightly north-west-southeast, north-south long kilometers, east-west wide kilometers, the lake shoreline is about 44 kilometers long, the lake area is square kilometers, the catchment area is square kilometers, the maximum water depth is meters, the average water depth is meters, the lake reservoir capacity is 100 million cubic meters, the maximum transparency of the lake water is 12 meters, and the lake surface elevation is 2685 meters.

2) Lugu Lake is a plateau fault dissolution and collapse lake, which is composed of a northwest-southeast trending fault and two east-west faults. It belongs to the Litang River water system, a tributary of the Jinsha River, a tributary of the Yalong River, and a tributary of the Yangtze River. There are a total of 18 rivers entering Lugu Lake (11 in Yunnan and 7 in Sichuan), and the lake water flows into the Qiansuo River in Yanyuan County through the Dacaohai on the east side, then into the Gaizu River (called the Yongning River in the lower reaches), and then into the Wolong River (also known as the Woluo River and Yanyuan River), and then into the Litang River, and finally into the Yalong River, a tributary of the Jinsha River in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River.

3) Lugu Lake is the highest lake in Yunnan Province and the third largest deep-water lake in China. The area around Lugu Lake is mainly inhabited by the Mosuo, Yi and Pumi peoples, and there are seven ethnic groups of Mongolians living along the coast, with about 10,000 people.

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Hello, the city history of Luhu Lake is as follows: (1) Lugu Lake, commonly known as Zuosuohai, the ancient name of Ledehai, Luku Lake, Naxi Mosuo language "Lu" for the ravine, "Gu" for the li, which means the lake in the ravine, the lake is located in Yanyuan County, Sichuan Province and Ninglang County, Yunnan Province, for the Sichuan and Yunnan provinces, under the jurisdiction of Sichuan and Yunnan, the east of the lake is Luguhu Town, Yanyuan County (formerly Zuosuo District), and the west of the lake is Yongning Township, Ninglang County. The lake is slightly north-west-southeast, north-south long kilometers, east-west wide kilometers, the lake shoreline is about 44 kilometers long, the lake area is square kilometers, the catchment area is square kilometers, the maximum water depth is meters, the average water depth is meters, the lake reservoir capacity is 100 million cubic meters, the maximum transparency of the lake water is 12 meters, and the lake surface elevation is 2685 meters. (2) Lugu Lake is a plateau fault dissolution and collapse lake, which is composed of a northwest-southeast trending fault and two east-west trending faults.

It belongs to the Litang River water system, a tributary of the Jinsha River, a tributary of the Yalong River, and a tributary of the Yangtze River. There are a total of 18 rivers entering Lugu Lake (11 in Yunnan and 7 in Sichuan), the lake water flows into the Qiansuo River in Yanyuan County through the Dacaohai on the east side, and then flows into the Gaizu River (called Yongning River in the downstream), and then injects into the Wolong River (also known as the Woluo River and Yanyuan River), flows into the Litang River, and finally discharges into the Yalong River, a tributary of the Jinsha River in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River. 3) Lugu Lake is the highest lake in Yunnan Province and the third largest deep-water lake in China.

The area around Lugu Lake is mainly inhabited by the Mosuo, Yi and Pumi peoples, and there are seven ethnic groups of Mongolians living along the coast, with about 10,000 people.

Summary. 1. History: (1) At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, a Mongolian army was defeated in the war and retreated to Lugu Lake, and settled here, married the local aborigines, and reproduced.

Xu Xiake, a traveler in the Ming Dynasty, wrote about Lugu Lake in his book "Xu Xiake's Travels", describing Lugu Lake and its nearby three small lakes as "four pools" and recording that there are three islands in the lake, that is, "there are three peaks on the pond". (2) The "Yongbei Mansion Chronicles" in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty listed the "Lugu Three Islands" in Lugu Lake as one of the scenic spots, and the Qing Dynasty poet Cao Yongxian wrote a poem "The ancestral dragon seeks immortals, where are the three mountains", and praised Lugu Lake as a Penglai fairyland.

1. History: (1) At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, a Mongolian army was defeated in the war and retreated to Lugu Zhirang Lake, and settled here, marrying the local aborigines and reproducing offspring. Xu Xiake, a traveler in the Ming Dynasty, wrote about Lugu Lake in his book "Xu Xiake's Travels", describing Lugu Lake and its nearby three small lakes as "four pools" and recording that there are three islands in the lake, that is, "there are three peaks on the pond".

2) During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the "Yongbei Mansion Only Slow Situation" listed the "Lugu Three Islands" in Lugu Lake as one of the scenic spots, and the Qing Dynasty poet Cao Yongxian wrote a poem "The ancestral dragon seeks immortals, where are the three mountains", praising Lugu Lake as a Penglai fairyland.

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1. History: (1) At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, a Mongolian army was defeated in the war and retreated to Lugu Zhirang Lake, and settled here, marrying the local aborigines and reproducing offspring. Xu Xiake, a traveler in the Ming Dynasty, wrote about Lugu Lake in his book "Xu Xiake's Travels", describing Lugu Lake and its nearby three small lakes as "four pools" and recording that there are three islands in the lake, that is, "there are three peaks on the pond".

2) During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the "Yongbei Mansion Only Slow Situation" listed the "Lugu Three Islands" in Lugu Lake as one of the scenic spots, and the Qing Dynasty poet Cao Yongxian wrote a poem "The ancestral dragon seeks immortals, where are the three mountains", praising Lugu Lake as a Penglai fairyland.