Shízìlù

Shizilu takes its name from the crossing of two roads, one linking Linyi with the coast at Andongwei and the other running between Ju and Qingkou. In 1265 the Mongol commander Chongxi built walls here and stationed troops; his son Qingxu later took command of the post. The settlement was listed as a town of Juzhou in a Ming gazetteer, and an inspection office was established in the early Ming. Its walls were repaired during that dynasty.