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"Le Yue Hidden Land", see "Book of Han: Biography of the Western Regions": "Kang lived in the country, and Wang Dongzhi ruled the "Le Yue Hidden Land". He went to the city of Beitian. He went to Chang'an for 2,300 miles. He did not belong to the guru. He went to Yue Hidden Land for seven days and went to the 9,140 miles of the "Bai" where Wang Xia lived."

In winter, the "Leyue hidden land" was managed, and in summer, the "Bai" was lived in the customs of nomadic countries. In the Western Regions, all the countries are like this. It is not done by Kang's country.

The land of joy and hiding is similar to the "peach blossom land" in later generations. It is a place of hiding in winter. Inside the country, it may be called "in the capital". Nomadic travelers have no fixed place to live. What they say and refer to are all rough directions and there is no precise division.

The land of the north ends, October is frozen for thousands of miles. The sword water is frozen for three feet, and the carriages are passing through. Arriving at Jiankun, Leyue is hiding.

There is a Han-style dock in the center.

According to legend, it was built by Li Ling in his later years and lived with the Huns' wife. In the late New Year's dynasty, Lu Fang also moved here. Later, he was the Huns's Zhuleruoshanyu, and the daughter of Wang Zhaojun, was born in the second place. He lived in the second place.

The dock is a four-story style with a double-eaved building. It is more than fifteen feet from east to west and ten feet from north to south. The wall is more than eight feet thick. It is not included in the square hall in the middle. There are nineteen temples around it. Each house is connected to each other, and there are another door between the houses. The hall gate is in the south, which is connected to the large house on the south side. The large house is the front hall for welcome guests. In the center hall, there are seven doors, and the copper paving head is the first, and the Chinese character tiles are: "Long live the emperor for thousands of years, and always have a happy life."

The four-sided dock has double-layer, four-sided slope tiles. There is a heating channel underground, made of stone rosy, winding and circling, connecting the lobby and more than half of the monastery. The remaining houses that are not heated are built, and a fire brazier is built to drive away the cold.

The fort is made of wooden fences. It is commonly known as "Xubuju Ciwu". Jushi" means "Princess", so it is called "Juciwu" or "Princess City". Because Xubuju is named Ziwu, his surname is Ziwu, and his name is Yun. Therefore, it is also known as "Yunwu".

It is similar to beacon towers and forts. It is scattered inside and outside the Great Wall and is used to station troops. The former Han pass army built a bay and docks, which was easy to use. Li Ling chose the sword to roam the water and hid the land for Jiankun Leyue. He built a bay to defend himself in the middle to prepare for everything. He did not lose the name of a long-time general.

It is true that this size cannot be called a palace. In other words, Li Ling then surrendered to the Huns, but there was no such thing as usurping the Han Dynasty.

In the past, things were right and wrong. The merits and demerits were born, and later generations commented on it. What's more, the three rises of the Chinese and Han dynasties were all based on ancient times. Family hatred and national hatred passed away with the wind.

However, the emperor established the Winter Palace as Wumu City. It is a clear view of the emperor's thoughts.

Jiankun Are, with his little kings, went out of the city for ten miles and lined up to greet him. The emperor and he entered the city with him.

The city walls were filled with tents and the neighing of the horses. It was vivid. They entered the fort and respectfully invited the emperor to sit high on the throne. The emperor then gave Jiankun Are and sat alone under the seat.

All the little kings lived in the left and right. They all followed the rituals of Ji Han Palace, and sat on the bed without hanging their feet. They said that "going to the countryside and following the customs" and "guests follow the host's way". The emperor was the co-governor of the Donghu, and was called "Da Shanyu". "All under the sky is the king's land; wherever the land is the king's minister." Wherever the king came, they were all regarded as the master. When entering the imperial dock, wouldn't Jiankun follow the customs of the Han?
Chapter completed!