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It is said that during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, the Goguryeo people invaded China on a large scale. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty appointed General Xue Rengui as a guerrilla general and led 200,000 troops to drive away the enemy with guns. Xue Rengui advanced rapidly, leading his men to march more than 100 miles in one day, defeating the Goguryeo troops and retreating steadily, embarrassing the Goguryeo commander Ge Suwen and abandoning Xiangping City, which is today's Liaoyang City. When Gai Suwen fled in panic, he packed a large amount of treasure into nine cylinders and eighteen pots, and buried them all on a piece of land forty miles north of the Prince's River (which is the current location of Tong Erbao). They dug up sand dunes with a radius of several kilometers and planted a plum tree as a secret signal. They then led the remaining troops to flee to the east of the Yalu River (now North Korea) to wait for an opportunity to counterattack. Later, because Xue Rengui had been stationed in Liaodong, Gaisu Wen was helpless and did not dare to come back. He could only look forward to the treasure and sigh. Hundreds of years have passed, and the past of buried treasures gradually spread from Goguryeo. Therefore, the huge sand dunes have aroused everyone's various speculations and legends. At that time, there was a folk song like this: Nine jars and eighteen pots, On the front slope? On the back slope? Where is the front slope and the back slope? You go ask Brother Li (referring to the plum tree). But in fact, the plum tree was planted on the sand dunes at that time. After the Goguryeo people fled, the tree had long since died, and no trace of the buried treasure could be found, leaving behind the eternal mystery of the treasure. Later, many people from Shannan and Haibei came here in twos and threes with their wives and children in search of treasures.
The first people to arrive at this place were a pair of brothers named Tong. The elder brother was named Tong Da and the younger brother was named Tong Er. The two brothers built a shack next to the sand dune where Gaisuwen buried the treasure. foot. These two brothers were hard-working people. They worked hard day and night and cultivated hundreds of acres of land. Tong Da collapsed due to overwork and gradually lost his strength. As he was dying, he repeatedly warned his younger brother: This is a treasure land, and you must not move away from this place. After saying that, he passed away. Tong Er cried bitterly and buried his brother. He remembered his brother's words and worked more diligently, plowing in season and harvesting in season. Because the soil of this treasure land was fertile, the harvest was getting better and better year by year. Tong Er was very happy, so he rebuilt the house, added furniture, and lived there for a long time. Come down. As time went by, more and more people came to settle down. Tong Er gave up part of the good land and gave it to us to build houses for a long time. Gradually, hundreds of families gathered here, and they rested and multiplied. Later, everyone thought of Tong Er's merits in philanthropy and named this place Tong Er Castle.
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