How did Loulan Ancient Country disappear?

Some experts pointed out that Peacock River and Cherchin River merged into Tarim River and entered Lop Nur via Kuruk River. Lop Nur is the source of life of the ancient Loulan. The migration of Lop Nur made Loulan's water source dry up, plants died, and the climate was bad. Loulan people can only wait for death here, so they have to abandon the city, and the ancient city of Loulan disappears into history.

Many scholars also believe that the decline of ancient Loulan is closely related to social and humanistic factors. According to Chinese ancient books, the ancient Loulan Kingdom finally existed in the Sixteen Countries Period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, which was the most chaotic period in Chinese history. Many nationalities in the north have become vassals, fighting with each other. Loulan is a battleground for military strategists, a battleground for military strategists. Frequent wars and looting destroyed the vegetation and traffic and commercial status of Loulan. The ancient country on the edge of the desert could not exist without these two basic elements. As a result, it became a vast scene full of yellow sand today.