Before the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, according to Gong Yu's Kyushu theory, Tianbao belonged to Yangzhou. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, this land first belonged to Yue State and then to Chu State. Qin Shihuang unified China into 36 counties, which belonged to Jiujiang County.

In the Three Kingdoms period (AD 220), Wu Dong set up Yifeng County here, which lasted for 245 years, and four counties were set up in the Tang Dynasty, so it was called "ancient Yifeng rule". In the first year of Song Guangzong (1 190), Liu Chun, the ancestor of Mozhuang, was appointed as the inspector of Daguling, where he became a descendant. Since the establishment of 8 15, it has become the earliest, largest and relatively well-preserved ancient village in Yifeng. Tianbao Ancient Village has a superior geographical position, natural boat-shaped landform and unique natural environment. There are more than 2,500 meters of moat around the city in the southeast, rattan river in the west and 1 0,490 meters of magnificent ancient city wall ruins in the north. The ancient city has three streets, six cities, six doors, thirteen houses, forty-eight lanes and forty-eight wells, surrounded by eight views inside and outside.