Luóshān

Luoshan lay east of Qujing in the uplands approaching the border of Guizhou. The Yuan established a county here, subordinate to Zhanyi, on land formerly associated with the eastern part of the Momi people. The county did not long survive the change of dynasty: Ming records describe its abolition along with neighbouring Jiaoshui and Shiliang. The old county name continued to appear in accounts of the Pingyi district, where later garrisons guarded the approaches through the hills.