据《后汉书》载,号称伏波将军的东汉大将马援,奉旨平定了南疆叛乱后,凯旋归来时带回一车薏苡子,声称该子实可轻身省欲、以胜瘴气。当时有一些嫉贤害能的小人诬告马援搜刮了大量珠宝私自收藏,马援闻说后当众将薏苡子倒入漓江,使谣言不攻自破。后人为了纪念这位清廉奉公的将领,便把这里的山称为伏波山,山中的洞叫作还珠洞,薏苡也就获得了薏珠子的美称了。 According to “The Later Han Dynasty”, General Ma Fu, known as General Fubo, took a car to bring back a car Coix after returning from the rebellion in southern Xinjiang. He claimed that the child could be light-hearted and savvy. At that time, there were some villains who were jealous of injustice who falsely accused Ma Yuen of plundering a large number of jewelery privately-owned collections. Ma-aid said that the public poured the coix seed into the Lijiang River so that the rumors were not self-defeating. In order to commemorate the descendants of this honest and decency of the generals, they put the mountain here called Fubo Hill, the hole in the mountains is called beads, Coix also won the title of Yi bead child.