王人Wangren

不明，王人镇王人集周围，东周、汉，又称西城城址，城址平面呈长方形，南北长约1.5千米，东西宽约1千米，面积1.5平方千米，20世纪60年代北城墙尚保留一段，系夯土筑成，宽约4米，残高2米，现城垣基本上被夷平，但西、北两面护城河尚存，西护城河沿岸出土过蚁鼻钱，发现年份原文未注；城东500米有汉墓群。据明正德《颍州志》称此为西城，后改为王老人集，今简称王人集。

Context unknown. Around the Wangren market town, Wangren Town; Eastern Zhou and Han; also known as the Xicheng ("West City") site. The city plan is rectangular, roughly 1.5 km north-south by 1 km east-west, covering 1.5 sq km. As of the 1960s a stretch of the north city wall survived, built of rammed earth about 4 m wide and standing to a residual height of 2 m; the walls have now largely been leveled, but the moats on the west and north sides survive, and ant-nose coins have been found along the west moat. The discovery year is not recorded in the source. A group of Han-dynasty tombs lies 500 m east of the city. According to the Ming Zhengde-era Yingzhou Gazetteer, this was the "West City," later renamed Wanglaoren Market, today abbreviated to Wangren Market.