Jiangjun Mountain

In the autumn of 645 AD, Tang Emperor Li Shimin led his army to conquer Goryeo. On the way back to the capital, he passed the Luan River. Li Shimin's BMW Chenqi was startled and ran away due to the swaying of the ferry. Li Shimin was a horse emperor. He had a deep relationship with this BMW after years of fighting. He became depressed and sick because of the loss of the BMW, so he had to set up camp here to recuperate. At that time, the Minister of War, General Li Ji, who was also ill with Tang Emperor, set up a military camp here to protect Li Shimin's safety, so it was called General Mountain.

In 1568, the first year of the reign of Emperor Longqing of the Ming Dynasty, Qi Jiguang was appointed as the deputy governor and was in charge of the military affairs of the three towns of Changping, Jizhou and Baoding. He led the army to guard the northern border and was the first to ensure the safety of shipping on the northern Luan River. He also stationed at this mountain. During the Anti-Japanese War, Song Zheyuan, the commander of the 29th Army of the Chinese National Revolutionary Army, also led his troops at this mountain to fight against the Japanese invaders who invaded along the Luan River.