In the southwest of huangling county. Apricot market is also an ancient city. According to legend, Han used Han Hu to cut apricot trees as a fence against the Northern Emperor, so this city is called Apricot City.

In the sixth year (445), Emperor Tuoba Tao of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Ren Hu Gaiwu of Lushui, rebelled against the oppression of the Northern Wei Dynasty, launched an armed uprising in Xingcheng, set up officials and claimed to be the Tiantai King. People of all ethnic groups responded in succession, and the number reached more than 654.38+10,000. The Southern Dynasties changed Wu Tong's envoy to Wu Tong, and made Wu the secretariat of Yongzhou and the Emperor of the North. The rebel army led by Bai Guangping marched westward and killed the garrison commander of the Northern Wei Dynasty (now Longxian County, Shaanxi Province); Gaiwu marched eastward, attacked Li Runbao (in the northeast of Dali County, Shaanxi Province) until Linjinguan (on the west bank of the Yellow River in Chaoyi Town, Dali County), and then attacked Chang 'an in the west. Xue Yongzong, the leader of the Shu state in Hedong (now southwest Shanxi), rose up and echoed from afar, and the loyal ministers of the Northern Wei Dynasty were losing ground. The following year, Mao personally sent troops to suppress, Xue Yongzong failed, and Gaiwu was forced to withdraw. Soon, Gaiwu assembled a rebel army in Xingcheng, calling himself the King of Qin, intending to make a comeback and cherish the sacrifice in the battle.