Ruins of the Two Cities Mountain Stronghold

Ruins of the Two Cities Mountain Stronghold

The ruins of the Two Cities Mountain Stronghold is a cultural heritage site protected by Jining City.

The ruins of the Two Cities Mountain Stronghold are located in Liuzhuang Village, Liangcheng Town, dating back to the Qing Dynasty. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage site under protection by Jining City.

Liangcheng Town: Located on the shore of Dushan Lake, one of the four southern lakes, Liangcheng Town covers a total area of 130 square kilometers, including 110,000 mu of water surface and 43,000 mu of arable land. It governs 48 administrative villages with a population of 75,000.

Liangcheng got its name from the Kuangcheng and Maocheng of the Warring States Period. With a long history, abundant talent, and splendid culture, the area has yielded significant archaeological finds such as the Nanhao Village Northwest Platform site from the Dawenkou Culture period, the Jijialin site from the Warring States Period, Han tombs, and Han stone reliefs. These discoveries prove that humans have lived and thrived here since 6,000 years ago. During the Qin Dynasty, Tuojia County was established in Liangcheng, which was later renamed Gaoping County in the early Han Dynasty… More detailed information about Liangcheng Town ++

Further Reading:

· Fifth Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Jining City