Huìchāng

Huìchāng lies in the hills of southeastern Jiāngxī at the head of the Gàn River's eastern branch, next to Fújiàn. Established in 982 from Yúdū County, it took its name from twelve tiles bearing the seal characters for Huìchāng found by diggers of a well, though some trace it to the Huìchāng Gorge. In 1297 the Yuán raised it to Huìchāng Department, ruling Huìchāng and Ruìjīn, and the early Míng restored the county under Gànzhōu Prefecture.