Dragon Spring County
The Great Li administrative county formed where the shattered Lizhu Grotto-Heaven fell to earth, later elevated in status as the dynasty's hold over the region deepened.
Overview
Dragon Spring County (龙泉县, Longquan County) is the Great Li administrative region established where the Lizhu Grotto-Heaven descended after it shattered and fell to earth. What had been an isolated minor grotto-heaven was absorbed into the territory of the Great Li Dynasty and reorganized as a county, later elevated as the dynasty consolidated control over the area.
Significance
The county preserves the former heart of the grotto-heaven, including the small town that was the childhood home of Chen Ping'an. Its integration into Great Li reflects the dynasty's broader rise to dominance in the northern Eastern Aquarius Continent, much of which was tied to the wealth and influence concentrated in the former grotto-heaven.
Governing Power
Dragon Spring County falls under the administration of the Great Li Dynasty, which oversaw the territory both before and after the grotto-heaven's descent.
References
- Source references needed: This entry summarizes broadly established setting details and has not yet been pinned to specific volume/chapter citations. Status remains to-be-verified pending exact source confirmation.
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Verification Notes
After the Lizhu Grotto-Heaven shattered and descended, its territory was integrated into the Great Li Dynasty as Longquan County (龙泉县), later elevated to Longzhou (龙州). This is established in the series and summarized in the Lizhu Grotto-Heaven entry. Precise volume/chapter citations for the county's administration have not yet been individually pinned here, so the entry remains To Be Verified pending exact source confirmation.
- Verification
- To Be Verified
- Last Updated
- 2026-06-03

