During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Yang Yinglong, a Bozhou chieftain, built a camp at Hailongdun to compete with the Ming Dynasty, and built a 13 wooden gate at Loushanguan, which was guarded by young Miao troops.
In February of the 21st year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (AD 1593), the Ming court sent officers and men, all of whom were suppressed by Wang Lingbing, who was defeated by the army and made Loushan pass to blood shed.
In the spring of the following year (1594), Sichuan sent Guo Cheng and Liu, the general company commander, to conquer and was defeated by Baishikou, south of Loushanguan. The whole army was wiped out, and Guo Cheng was saved.
Later, Yang Yinglong rallied thousands of soldiers and horses to attack Sichuan and wiped out the Qijiang River.
In the twenty-seventh year of Wanli (1599), in the spring of March, the Ming court took Li Hualong as the governor of Sichuan, Hunan and Guizhou to woo Yang Yinglong, mobilized 240,000 soldiers and horses, and attacked Bozhou in eight ways.
Liu Zi, a general of Shu, set out from Qijiang and conquered Hongguan, Jiupanzi, Xixi and Shihuguan, reaching Loushanguan.
Yang Yinglong sent his son, Yang Chaodong, to set up 13 gate at Loushanguan, dig a deep pit and guard the pass.
Liu looked up at Loushanguan and sighed.
Turn off the flute and drum music, guess the boxing sequence, and be safe.
In May of the following year, Liu Jiandao climbed vines and rocks, attacked the Loushan Pass, and seized the natural barrier, laying the foundation for the Pingbo War.
In September of the first year of the Apocalypse in Xi, Ming Taizu (162 1), the chieftain Sheyin Zhou in Yongning rose up against the Ming Dynasty and fell into Chongqing. Among them, it was necessary to help Guozhen, break Tongzi, seize Loushanguan and occupy Zunyi.
In the fourth year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1647), the "Western Expedition Army" led by Li Dingguo and Sun Kewang launched a peasant uprising, attacked Loushanguan via Qijiang River, and defeated the Qing soldiers, sweeping the southwest.
In the fourth year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (1854), in August, Yang Longxi led the peasant uprising army, captured Tongzi, occupied Loushanguan and went straight to Zunyi.
At that time, the famous poet Zheng Zhen wrote: "Loushanguan, Yang Qi, drinking water from Mabanqiao.
"Describe the rebel momentum in Loushanguan.
In the ninth year of Xianfeng (1859), the army captured Loushanguan and attacked Dingshan City.
In the first year of Tongzhi (1862), the King Wing of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom went from Sichuan to Guizhou in a broad sense to support the peasant uprising of all ethnic groups, captured the Loushanguan, and fought against the southwest Huangshu and Baishu armies in an invincible way.