What does Muyuan Road mean?

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Muyuan Road was inspired by Muyuan Chuan Dao. Muyuanchuan is today's Muchuan River, so it starts from Qianwei Ancient City, passes through Wuzhishan Valley, passes through Mabian Old River Dam along Zhongdu River, sends out a new city on Jinsha River, and then turns to Leibo. The ancient road leading to Xichang is called "Muyuanchuan Road" by historians. This is Muyuanchuan Road, a little-known branch of the Southern Silk Road. In 225, in order to quell the rebellion in the south, Zhuge Liang led the army of Shu Han to the south, and he personally led the main force of the marked army to the earliest rebel land (present-day west).

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In the future, Muyuanchuan Road will become more and more important. During the Zhenguan period, Muyuan Town was set up in front of Muyuanchuan in the Tang Dynasty, which was one of the twenty-two soldier towns in the early Tang Dynasty. In the third year (687), Jiazhou County ordered Ma to fight Mahuyi on this road, and won a great victory, defending the southern Xinjiang of Jiazhou. Later, it was publicized in Bei Le, Muchuan, and it was called "Ma Yuanqing Jigong Monument", which was a victory of Muchuan humanities and was recorded in local chronicles.