Where did Mangdang Mountain in Romance of the Three Kingdoms come from?

Mangshan Town, yongcheng city City, Henan Province.

Mangdang Mountain is located in Mangshan Town, yongcheng city, at the junction of Henan, Shandong, Jiangsu and Anhui provinces, and is connected with six major tourist cities: Xi, Luoyang, Zhengzhou, Kaifeng, Xuzhou and Lianyungang. It is about 80 kilometers east of Xuzhou Guanyin Airport and 90 kilometers west of Shangqiu Airport.

Mangdang Mountain is famous for the snake-cutting uprising of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang, and Chen Sheng, the first peasant uprising leader in China, is also buried here. Confucius gave lectures in this rain shelter, leaving behind Fuzi Cliff, Fuzi Mountain and other landscapes. The largest tombs of Han and Liang Han nationalities in China are dotted around, and the Mangdang Mountain Temple Fair, which has been passed down for thousands of years, is staged here every year. It is a tourist attraction integrating landscape, humanities and folk customs in eastern Henan.

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According to local rumors, Mangdang Mountain was rich in water resources in ancient times, surrounded by osawa, and there were long-term snakes. Locals call the serpent "Python", such as Liu Bang's White Snake Uprising in Mangdang Mountain and the discovery of two serpents in Han nationality in 1980. These are famous historical facts or allusions, so Mangdang Mountain is also called "Mangdang Mountain" or "Python".

Dangshan County was formerly known as "Xiayi County" and "Xiazhi County". In Yuan Dynasty (1265), Baoan Town area (Mangdang Mountain area) belonged to Yongcheng, and Petain was incorporated into Shanfu County. In Yuan Dynasty, Petain was restored to Dangshan County (today).

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