The Spring and Autumn Period was an important city in the northern part of Weiguo. In the nearly one century from 626 BC to 53 BC1year, the vassal states joined the Wei Hui League fifteen times, seven of which were here.
Qi city is also called' Ku and (Ku and) City'. Qicheng site is a national key cultural relics protection unit. The ground part is the ruins of the ancient city, with a perimeter of1.520m and an area of1.440m2.. The underground part preserves the historical relics from Yangshao culture to Han Dynasty more than 6000 years ago. Archaeological drilling was carried out in the existing urban sites, and the remains such as city gates, palace foundations, roads, rammed earth platforms and water wells were found. Unearthed are pottery fragments such as pots, pots and beans from Longshan culture, pottery fragments such as Shang Dynasty gray pottery with fine lines and big mouths, and relics from different periods such as Zhou Dynasty and Han Dynasty.
The whole scenic spot includes the Alliance Platform, the city wall, the Quemen, the historical showroom, the back hall of Confucius where Confucius lived for ten years, Xuanguan, the holy land where Emperor Zhuan Xu carried out religious reform, the "Sangjian Pushang Garden" reflecting the patriotic cultural atmosphere in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the "miniature landscape of historical battles" showing the ancient battlefield in Puyang, the Dragon Palace, the Longhu Lake, the car-sounding fortuneteller and his invented carriage, the recumbent sculpture of Hua Xu, the mother of Fuxi, and
Qi Chenghe lived here for six generations, where Wei lived. They have held the real power of the Wei royal family for generations and performed live dramas. The biggest political event took place in 496 BC, when Prince Kuai fled to the State of Jin for the purpose of murdering Gong Ling's wife Nanzi. /kloc-after 0/3, sneak into qicheng to meet his son mo (who has been in public office). Kuaikun colluded with his sister to control Kong Mao, the nephew of the dynasty, and was forced to flee from Shandong on business, so Kuaikun became the official of Zhuang. Luz was the city governor of Kong Mao, who died tragically in the battle with the dying army. There is a tomb of Luz in the northeast of today's Qi city. Qicheng site, Luzi tomb temple and Kuaiqintai site (in the yard of the oil field supply office) are all products of this event, forming a natural scenic spot. In Zuo Zhuan, there are Zhuangzi, Zhao Zi, Huan Zi, Wen Zi and Wen Zi's "Jia, Kuai and Xiang". For generations, it has held the political lifeline of defending the country, especially since Wei moved its capital to Diqiu in 629 BC. Jin crossed the Yellow River many times and took measures to support rebellion to control the country, which threatened the political situation of defending the country and safeguarded its hegemony. In the fourteenth year of Duke Lu, Wei Dinggong died and Wei Xiangong succeeded to the throne. Sun Wenzi hired a spear to avoid persecution. Sun Wenzi moved the bronze ritual vessels symbolizing power and status from Diqiu to Qi. In the fourteenth year of Lu, Prince Wei attempted to murder his wife Nanzi, fled to the State of Jin for refuge, and then sneaked into the State of Qi. Thirteen years later, he and his son went out to compete for the throne. Kuaikun first colluded with his sister to control Kong Mao, the nephew in charge of guarding the capital. Wei was forced to flee to the state of Jin, and Kuaikun succeeded him as Zhuang Gong. Lutz, a servant of Kongjian and a disciple of Confucius, was killed in this coup. Today, not far from Qicheng, there are temporary hiding places "Kuaiqintai" and Lutz's burial place "Lutz Grave".
China's Yilong and unearthed cultural relics exhibitions were arranged in various facilities, and Guo Wei's murals in the Spring and Autumn Period (30), Confucius' ten years in Wei (26), his life (65,438+00) and Zhuan Xu's achievements were drawn, as well as 25 ancient Puyang and Guo Wei's colorful murals, and Confucius was made. Various temporary exhibitions are held every year to become an authentic museum of Qicheng ruins.
Qicheng site is the earliest preserved and longest-lasting ancient settlement site in northern Henan Province, with the earliest cultural connotation of more than 7,000 years ago. Since then, there have been ancestors living and living here, which continued until the establishment of the city in the Western Zhou Dynasty. Since then, it has been added to the Han Dynasty. Archaeological drilling was carried out in the existing urban sites, and the remains such as city gates, palace foundations, roads, rammed earth platforms and water wells were found. Unearthed are pottery fragments such as pots, pots and beans from Longshan culture, pottery fragments such as Shang Dynasty gray pottery with fine lines and big mouths, and relics from different periods such as Zhou Dynasty and Han Dynasty.