City Wall Relics Park of Tang Dynasty

Qingtang City Ruins Park is a park built in the southern part of the Nantan Ancient City Wall, which is part of the southern city wall of Qingtang City, built in 1034. In the Tang Dynasty, it was called Shancheng. After the Anshi Rebellion, Tubo recaptured Shancheng from the Tang Dynasty. Because of the towering green mountains around the city, it was named Qingtang City. Qingtang City is the capital of the Sui Lai regime. There are 8 city gates around 10 kilometers around the city. It is divided into two cities, east and west. The west city is the king city, where palaces, temples, military and government agencies, and noble houses are located; the east city is a commercial area, where business travelers from all over the world gather here. So many, extremely prosperous. When the Xixia Kingdom controlled the Hexi Corridor, it was also an important town on the South Silk Road and the Tang-Fan Ancient Road. In the nineteenth year of Hongwu, Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, after the reconstruction of Xining Acropolis in the northern half of the original Qingtang City, Qingtang City was abandoned. This section of Qingtang City ruins is located on the South Ring Road on the south side of the Nanmenwai Stadium in Xining City. It is about 300 meters long. The relics are left to future generations to find the past of the ancient city of Xining.