Lāhā

Laha lies on the eastern side of the Nen River. Its name is associated with a fish found in the river, called laha in Manchu and Daur. A road through this country carried traffic toward the Amur, and the Qing established a relay post at Laha during the Kangxi reign. The route from Jilin Ula to Aihun was completed in 1685 as the court strengthened its northeastern communications. Station households maintained the means to carry officials and urgent messages between the garrisons.