Juyanhai lake is the tail lake of Heihe River, the second largest inland river in China.
Juyanze was called in the Han Dynasty and Juyanhai in the Tang Dynasty. It originated from the Heihe River in the depth of the Qilian Mountains and flowed through Qinghai, Gansu and Inner Mongolia for more than 800 kilometers. Then it flowed into two Gobi depressions on the northwest edge of Badain Jaran Desert, forming two major lakes in the East and West, which are collectively called Juyanhai.
Introduction to Juyan
Juyanhai lake is a strange floating lake. Its position varies from east to west, from south to north, and from time to time the lake surface changes. It was the forward position of Han Dynasty to attack Xiongnu. Located in the north of Ejina Banner, Alashan League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Ejina river is the main source of water supply for Juyanhai.
It was translated as weak water and quicksand in shuijingzhu. It was called juyanze in the Han Dynasty, Beihai in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and Juyanhai in the Tang Dynasty. Carp, crucian carp, big head fish, grass carp and other fish grow in the lake. Swans, geese, cranes and ducks often come here.
Historical evolution
In the second year of Yuanshou (121 BC) of the Western Han Dynasty, Huo Qubing, a general of Hushi, came to live in Yanshou Hexi. In historical records, "Juyan" (in Xiongnu language, the same as today's Mongolian "Qiyan", which means "Yinyou") was first seen. He built a barrier and set up Duwei, Duwei and hequsi. At that time, it could reach Juyanhai by boat from Zhangye river.
In the third year of the early period of the Han Dynasty (102 BC), it was set up to live in the prefecture of yanduwei. Later, it was set up as "Zhangye Juyan vassal state" to govern Juyan county. At the end of Jian'an, Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty established Xihai County, which was inherited by Cao Wei, Western Jin, Qianliang, qianqin, Houliang and Xiliang.
In the Tang Dynasty, there were the northern capital of Anbei and the ningkou army.
In the Western Xia Dynasty, the Yan Military Department of Heishui town was set up, but its location is unknown.
In the spring of 1226, Genghis Khan belonged to the Mongolian Empire.
In the 23rd year of the reign of emperor Shizu of the Yuan Dynasty (1286), the office of the general manager of yijinai road was set up.
In the 17th year of Hongwu, Song Sheng led his troops to attack yijinai and set up the old city of yijinai. Later, weiluwei, baichengzi Shouyu qianhusuo and Weiyuan Shouyu qianhusuo were set up between Suzhou and yijinai lake to connect the old city of yijinai. Xuande five years for Ejin turhute nomadic land.
In 1753, the special banner of old turhute in Ejina was set up.
In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), it was directly under the Mongolian Tibetan Committee of the national government and under the jurisdiction of the Ningxia garrison.
geographical position
Located in the northern edge of Badain Jaran Desert about 40 km northeast of dalaihubu Town, Ejina Banner, Alashan League, it is the destination of ancient weak water. Juyanhai is located at 101 ° 24 E and 42 ° 33 n, which is in the north of Ejina Banner in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
Traffic information
There is no public transportation to get in. You can charter a car in dalaihubu town or join the local travel agency.
Geographical changes
Juyanhai in history is composed of three lakes in the East, West and North. The surface of Juyanhai lake has changed from time to time due to the diversion of Ejina river. Since the Yuan Dynasty, it has been divided into three Haizi (lakes), namely yijinai, habanhaba'er and talashi. Since the Qing Dynasty, it has been divided into suponor (Mongolian, meaning mulu Lake) in the East and gashunnor (Mongolian, meaning kuhu) in the West. The distance between the two lakes is about 35 kilometers, with an average water depth of 1.5 meters. The lake is rippling with green waves, and the lake is surrounded by reeds. Carp, crucian carp, big head fish, grass carp and other fish grow in the lake. Swans, wild geese, cranes and ducks often come here to inhabit.