Yumen

Yumen is a city in western Gansu territory, China. It is a province level city with a populace of 106,812,and is a piece of Jiuquan "prefecture-level city". It is situated on the Silk Road and is best known for its oil production. The city's name is regularly mistaken for the Yumen Guan or Jade Gate which is the boondocks go of old occasions, the passageway to the old Silk Roads, which was arranged not far toward the west of Dunhuang.

Albeit both Yumen City and Yumen Gate are inside Jiuquan, the last is somewhere in the range of 400 kilometers toward the west from the previous. In 2014, territories of the city were closed after an inhabitant kicked the bucket of the bubonic torment. Locale of the city which house up to 100,000 were transformed into isolate zones. The city distributed 1 million yuan to be utilized for crisis inoculations. The site of Yumen was brought under Chinese control around the finish of the second century BCE.

Yumen was known as 'Huiji' in the fifth century when the zone was recovered by the Northern Wei Dynasty and was not long after renamed back to Yumen in 581. Under the Tang Dynasty, Yumen's province situate was situated at Chijinzhen which is east of the present Yumen City. The city was then under Tibetan control around 770 CE for somewhere in the range of 70 years. After the Tang administration, Yumen turned into a piece of the Western Xia. During the Ming line, the region went under Tibetan control again and was just restored later on in the early Qing tradition.