Where is Qinchuan?

Qinchuan generally refers to the Guanzhong Plain area north of Shaanxi and Qinling Mountains.

Qinchuan in 800 Li refers to the alluvial valley or plain along the Weihe River north of Qinling Mountains. The Weihe River starts from Weiyuan County in Gansu Province in the west and flows into the Yellow River in Tongguan County in Shaanxi Province in the east, with a total length of 818km and a drainage area of 654,380+035,000km2, mainly distributed in eastern Gansu and Shaanxi. Since ancient times, agriculture in the basin has developed, which has laid a solid foundation for the rise of civilization. Because Qin was once powerful, 800 Li was called Qinchuan.

Baili Qinchuan-the place where China buried the most emperors. "The imperial country in the middle Qin Dynasty", near Chang 'an (now Xi 'an) in Guanzhong, Shaanxi Province, is the area with the most dynasties in the ancient history of China. * * * There were 13 feudal dynasties with their capital here, and 7 1 emperors were crowned here successively. Of the 7/kloc-0 emperors, 59 were buried in Shaanxi, including 37 known tombs of emperors (Tang Gaozong Li Zhi and Wu Zetian were buried together in Ganling). Among these imperial tombs, 35 are located in Guanzhong area, except the tomb of Helian Bobo, the emperor of Daxia, which is located in northern Shaanxi. If we add 22 people whose burial sites are to be determined, there should be 57 tombs in the 800-mile area of Qinchuan, Shaanxi. The Han Tomb, the majestic Tang Mausoleum, its rich tomb remains, relics and exquisite Tang Mausoleum stone carvings are all treasures of Shaanxi cultural relics and Chinese civilization.