What does Qiuci mean?

Qiuci Kingdom (Pinyin Qi ū' Cí, Sanskrit Kucina), also known as Qiuci, Qiuci and Qiuci, is one of the great western countries in ancient China, one of the northern western countries in Han Dynasty and one of the four towns in Anxi in Tang Dynasty. Production of iron for the ancient western regions.

The ancient inhabitants of Qiuci belong to Indo-European language family. After the arrival of Uighurs, the nationality and language gradually changed into Uighur. Kuqa Oasis was once the center of Qiuci State, and its jurisdiction in its heyday was equivalent to the six counties and cities of Luntai, Kuqa, Shaya, Baicheng, Aksu, Xinhe in Xinjiang today.

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Qiuci, Xinjiang is one of the ancient countries in the western regions. It was first known to the mainland after Zhang Qian's mission to the Western Regions. In fact, it has been established for many years. Qiuci's race is white Aryan, and its image can be vividly seen from the "interesting picture" painted on a wooden relic box in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Because the royal family's surname is Bai, which is sometimes translated as "silk", Qiuci people follow after moving in, and their surname is Bai or silk.

The migration of Qiuci people began in the Western Han Dynasty and ended in the middle of the Tang Dynasty, with a large scale and few people. When they moved to the mainland, they lived in one or two places at first, and then gradually spread to the north and south of the river for various reasons. Many romantic figures emerged among the Kucha immigrants, who made outstanding contributions to the development of northern China. ?

Qizil Thousand Buddha Cave in Baicheng County, Aksu Prefecture is a national key cultural relic protection unit.