Three miles southeast, there is a baby [Xi Shi/Tu ](zhēn) mountain, where there are pines and cypresses everywhere, and there are dense catalpa trees and trees at the foot of the mountain.
It is also Sanli in the southeast, known as Bishan. The water in the imperial garden flows out, and the water in the northeast flows in (as the case may be) [πn], among which there are many water jade and dumplings. There are many jade on it.
Sanli in the southeast is Bishan. The water in Yuan Di originates from this mountain and flows into the northeast. There are many crystal stones and many jiaozi in the water. There are abundant jade in the mountains.
Twenty miles southeast, it is called Maleshan. There is a beast that looks like a pool (wéi) and is as red as fire. Its name is [Li], the Great Epidemic.
Twenty miles southeast, it's Maleshan. There is a wild animal in the mountains, which looks like a hedgehog and is as red as a fire. Its name is Li, and a great plague will occur in any country where it appears.
Twenty-five miles southeast, called jiān Mountain, (depending on) [Ba] water comes out. Rushui flows into the southeast, among which there are many mermaids, dumplings and bumps.
There is a mountain 25 miles southeast. Water rises from this mountain and flows southeast into your water. There are many mermaids in the water, jiaozi and stewed fish.
Forty miles east, it's called Wawa Mountain. There are many green pheasants under it and many golden jade on it.
Forty miles to the east, there is a baby mountain. There are abundant green pheasants under the mountain, and there are abundant metal minerals and jade on the mountain.
Three miles to the east, it is called Hutou Mountain, with many places (zhā), (diāo) and.
Thirty miles to the east, there is a Hutou Mountain with dense trees and gray trees.
Twenty miles to the east, it's called Shengying Mountain. There are many stones above and many red iron sheets below.
Twenty miles to the east, there is a baby mountain, which produces more sealing stones and more red tin soil.
Five miles to the east, it is called the Mountain of Freshmen. Killing water is not a problem, and [water] flows into the northeast, mostly chalk.
Fifty miles further east, it is a big mountain. Killing water originated in this mountain and flowed into the northeast, with chalk everywhere along the coast.
Forty miles to the east, it's called Beishan, where there are many peaches, plums, plums and catalpa, and it's very tired (lěi).
Forty miles to the east, there is a low mountain with dense peach trees, plum trees, linden trees, catalpa trees and many wisteria trees.
Thirty miles to the east, it is called Emperor Mountain, with more jade above and more gold below. There is a wild animal that looks like a mouse with white ears and a white mouth. Such as the national army.
Thirty miles further east, there is a mountain leaning against the emperor. The mountain is rich in jade, and the mountain is rich in gold. There is a wild animal in the mountains, which is shaped like a mouse. Its ears are white and its mouth is white. Its name is sniper, and any country will have a big war.
Thirty miles east, it's called Nianshan. The huge water dives from top to bottom, which is beautiful. There is more gold above and more green pheasants below.
Thirty miles further east, it is a big mountain. Huge water originates from the top of this mountain and undercurrents to the bottom. There is a lot of high-quality chalk here. There is abundant gold on the mountain and abundant green pheasant at the foot.
Three miles east, called Yashan. Lijiang River flows out and flows into the east, among which there are many big fish. There are many beautiful mulberry trees above, and there are many red gold below.
Thirty miles further east, it is an Yashan Mountain. Lishui originates from this mountain and flows eastward into backwater. There are many big fish in the water. There are dense fine mulberry trees on the mountain and dense linden trees at the foot of the mountain, which produce more gold here.
Fifty-five miles east, it's called Xuanshan. Water flows out and southeast into the water, most of which are dumplings. There are mulberry trees on it, which are 50 feet big, with four branches (qú) and leaves over a foot. Pepper, Huanghua and Luo Qing are called mulberry trees of the emperor's daughter.
Fifty miles further east, it is Xuanshan Mountain. The drowning man originated in this mountain and flowed to the southeast. There are many jiaozi in the water. There is a mulberry tree on the hill. Its trunk is 50 feet thick when folded, its branches cross in all directions, and its leaves are more than a foot in Fiona Fang. Red texture, yellow flowers, blue calyx, named Huangsang.
Forty-five miles to the east, it is called Hengshan Mountain, where there are many green pheasant mulberry trees and birds (qú) and birds (yD).
Forty-five miles further east, there is a Hengshan Mountain, which is rich in green pheasants and dense mulberry trees. There are the most birds with myna here.
Forty miles to the east, it's called Fengshan, and there are many stones on it. It is full of mulberry trees and sheep peaches, which are shaped like peaches and square stems, and can be called zhàng.
Four miles to the east, there is a rich mountain that produces many lithographs. Most of the trees here are mulberry trees, and there are a lot of peach trees, which are shaped like ordinary peach trees, but the stems are square. They can be used to treat people's skin swelling diseases.
Seventy miles east, it's called Guishan. There are many beautiful jade on it, a lot of gold below, and many chicken valleys on the grass.
Seventy miles east, there is a mountain, at the foot of which is rich in fine jade and gold. The flowers and plants here are the most lush.
Three miles to the east, it is called Fairy Mountain, where there are many trees and rafters, and there are many grasses in winter, and there are many gold in the sun and iron in the shade. There is a kind of beast, which looks like a membrane (big) [dog], with a red beak, jealous eyes and a white tail. When you see its city on fire, it's called [Duoduo] (y).
Three miles to the east is a new mountain. There are the most trees, rafters and rafters here, and the most flowers and plants are roses. The south of this mountain is rich in gold and the north is rich in iron. There is a wild animal in the mountains, which is shaped like a dog in a movie. It has a red mouth, red eyes and a white tail. Where it appears, there is fire, and its name is [Guide] (y).
Three miles east, Zhang Shan. Its yang is rich in gold, and its yin is rich in beautiful stones. High water flows out of the river and flows into Lishui in the east, which is stony.
Three miles to the east, there is Zhang Shan, with gold in the south and beautiful stones in the north. High water originates from this mountain and flows eastward into Lishui. There are many stones in the water.
Twenty-five miles to the east, it is called Dazhishan. Its sunshine is rich in gold, and its wood is rich in oak and has no vegetation.
Twenty-five miles to the east, there is a big mountain, south of which is rich in gold. Most of the trees here are Broussonetia papyrifera and oak, but no grass grows.
Five miles to the east is a place called Wu, where there are many trees.
Fifty miles to the east, there is Wu Shan, where the trees are the most lush.
Fifty miles to the east, it is called the Mountain of Hungary, which is rich in wood, jade and stones.
Fifty miles to the east, there is a mountain called Sheng Soul, where there are dense Broussonetia papyrifera and jade everywhere, and the mountain is also rich in sealing stones.
Five miles to the east, it is called Dafu Mountain. Its yang is full of red gold and its yin is full of stones.
Fifty miles to the east, there is a towering Mount Li, which is rich in gold on the sunny side in the south and fine grindstones on the shady side in the north.
Ten miles to the east, it's called heel mortar mountain, and there is no vegetation.
Ten miles to the east, there is a heel mortar mountain, where there are no flowers and trees.
Seventy miles northeast, it is called the Lishi Mountain, with many trees and thorns (qǐ), many gold in the yang and many stones in the yin. There is a wild animal that looks like a raccoon, and Tiger Claw, with a white head, is called Liang Qu, so he is a national soldier.
Seventy miles to the northeast, it is Lishi Mountain, where Vitex negundo and Lycium barbarum are the most abundant trees, with gold in the south and fine grindstones in the north. There is a wild animal in the mountains, which looks like a wild cat, but its head is white and its claws are like tigers. Its name is Liangqu, and any country will have a big war.
One hundred miles to the southeast, it is called Qiushan. Looking for water from above, diving below, beauty is in it. There are many trees, many [? /mei] (mei) Its yang is rich in gold and its yin is rich in iron.
Translation:. Hundreds of miles southeast, there are hills, and the water originates from the top of the mountain and goes down the mountain. There are many good ochre here. The mountain is full of linden trees, and there are short and dense [? /mei ](méi) bamboo. South Mountain is rich in gold on the sunny side, and North Mountain is rich in iron on the shady side.
Two hundred miles to the east, it is called Ugly Mountain, and the mountain is bustling. There is a bird, which looks like black feet and is barefoot. It's called [bird] (zhǐ) [bird] (tú), which can resist fire.
Two hundred miles to the east is an ugly Yangshan with dense trees. There is a bird in the mountains that looks like a crow, but its claws are red. Its name is [bird] (zhǐ) [bird remnant] (tú), and people can raise it to make a fire.
Three hundred miles to the east, it is called Aoshan Mountain, where there are many rafters and jade in the sun. The Austrian water flows out and the East water flows in.
Three hundred miles further east, it is Aoshan Mountain, where there are dense pine trees, rafters and cypresses, and the south of the mountain is rich in jade. Austrian water originates from this mountain and flows eastward into the water.
Thirty-five miles to the east, it's called Fushan. It's all wood, with more stones above and more red tin below.
35 miles east, there is a service mountain. There are the most trees here, and there are abundant sealing stones on the mountain, and red tin soil is produced under the mountain.
Three hundred miles to the east, it is called the mountain. There are many glorious grasses and many golden treasures on the mountain.
Three hundred and ten miles to the east, there is a mountain covered with Jia Rongcao, which is rich in metal minerals and jade.
Three hundred and fifty miles to the east, there are several mountains with many trees, sandalwood rafters and fragrant grass. There is a wild animal that looks like a tiger, with a yellow body, a bald head and a white tail. It's called phosphine (1√ n), which looks like the wind.
Three hundred and fifty miles east, there are several mountains. There are the most trees here, such as eucalyptus, sandalwood, rafters and grass, which are mainly various herbs. There is a wild animal in the mountains. It looks like an ordinary pig, but it has a yellow body, a white head and a white tail. Its name is phosphine, and when it appears in the world, there will be a strong wind.
As for the number of mountains, there are 48 mountains, 3732 miles. Its gods are all heads. Its shrine: Mao prayed with a rooster, [baby] used a raft, and used five kinds of food. Heshan, Diya. Its shrine: too firm, shy and hairy; [Baby] Use a treasure, the cow is impermanent. Blocking the mountain, Yushan Mountain and Tombs are all temples, and shame (hair) [use] less prison, baby (hair) [use] concubine.
A total of 48 mountains are at the beginning and end of the Jingshan Mountain System, from the wing to several mountains, passing 3732 miles. The appearance of the mountain god is the body of a pig and the head of a person. Sacrifice to Mountain God: A rooster is sacrificed in wool and buried in the soil, and a jade carving is sacrificed before God. The rice sacrificed before God is millet, millet, rice, sorghum and wheat. Heshan is the first of all mountains. Sacrifice to Heshan gods: pigs, cows and sheep are sacrificed in wool, buried underground after the sacrifice, and the livestock are buried upside down; Sacrifice one of the jade that worships God, but you don't have to prepare all three. Blocking Mountain and Yushan Mountain are the ancestors of mountains. After the sacrifice, the livestock should be buried upside down. Pigs and sheep are used for sacrifices, and an auspicious jade should be used in jade articles dedicated to gods.