The origin of guansuo temple

Legend has it that during the Three Kingdoms period, after Kong Ming conquered the south seven times and captured Meng Huo, the war gradually subsided, so Guan Yu's son was sent to take a batch of excellent seeds from Chengdu, Sichuan Province to Yunnan, which greatly promoted grain production and local economic development.

At that time, Zhuge Liang was camped in Anju Village on Second Street, and he told Guan Suo his thoughts. He said to Guan Suo half jokingly, "There are many ethnic minorities here, with backward culture and primitive production and lifestyle. If you stay here, will you? " Guan Suo replied without thinking: "Yes, I am willing to help the people here develop production and get rid of poverty." Hearing this, Zhuge Liang told Guan Suo an unforgettable story: "Maybe you remember the doctor who treated your father, Hua Tuo, who was later invited by Cao Cao to treat him. Cao Cao was frightened when he heard that he was going to open his skull for surgery, so he put him on death row. Knowing that he had no hope of survival, Hua tuo sorted out the prescriptions and medical experience accumulated in his life, entrusted it to a small leader who guarded the prison, and repeatedly told him to pass this book on to future generations in order to save all beings. After Hua Tuo was killed by Cao Cao, Gao Tou was afraid that the book would cause trouble, so he gave it to a doctor. After many twists and turns, it reached me. At present, the miasma in this place is serious. I'll leave you this book, which may be of some use. "

A few days later, Zhuge Liang led the troops to leave, and Guan Suo settled here, mingled with the local people, led them to level the fields, build ditches and dams, and taught them how to farm and raise pigs and cattle. At the same time, he also carefully studied and delved into the medical books left by Zhuge Liang. A few years later, he became a famous herbalist in this area. Unexpectedly, one day, he fell from the cliff opposite the deep ditch on the right side of Ann zhu cun, and was found carrying it home, only to find that his feet and hands were broken. When Guan Suo woke up, he gritted his teeth and prepared the collected Chinese herbal medicines, and asked someone to stew them for him and help him dress the wound. In less than a month, he was able to walk freely and come and go as freely as ordinary people. This time, Guan Suo's fame was so great that people immediately threw away the word "Cure too much grass" and called him a happy doctor. As soon as the reputation of this wonderful doctor spread, people came to see him in an endless stream. No one can remember how many serious, minor, miscellaneous and difficult diseases he cured. After his death, people still miss this benefactor. To commemorate him, a temple was built about 500 meters to the right of zhu cun, An, and a cable statue was created in the temple, which was called "Guansuo Temple".