Yumenguan Pass
玉 门关 yù mén guān
Yumenguan Pass 玉门关 yù mén guān is translated to be the Jade Gate Pass. It is considered the western end of The Great Wall that was built during the Han Dynasty 汉 代 hàn dài. Credit of the building of this pass and the fortress here is normally accorded to Emperor Wu when he expanded the borders of China 中国 zhōng guó westward. The Pass was named so because jade 玉 yù was transported through it from Hetian County in Xinjiang 新疆 xīn jiāng.
Yumenguan Pass 玉门关 yù mén guān is part of the northern thread of the Silk Road 丝路 sī lù. It is located about 100 km away from Dunhuang 敦煌 dūn huáng and about 120 km away from the Mogao Grottoes 莫高窟mò gāo kū.
See also
Jiayuguan 嘉峪关 jiā yù guān
Genting / Pintu Yumenguan
玉门关 yù mén guān
Yumenguan
玉门关
yù mén guān diterjemahkan
kepada genting atau pintu jed. Pintu ini terletak di
bahagian barat Tembok
Besar China yang
telah dibina semasa Dinasti Han
汉代 hàn dài.
Lihat juga
Jiayuguan 嘉峪关 jiā yù guān
Lihat juga
Jiayuguan 嘉峪关 jiā yù guān
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