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Lingjie Ruins (Qing Dynasty Prince of the State Mausoleum)

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Within the territory of Xinaili Township lies a cluster of tombs—Lingjie. Lingjie is the family cemetery of the fifth to thirteenth-generation Princes of the State (Zhen Guo Gong) of Horqin Banner and the leaders (Jasak, or banner chiefs) of the Right Rear Banner during the Qing Dynasty. Lingjie is widely renowned for its grand scale and magnificent architecture. It still houses a merit stele erected in honor of the thirteenth-generation Prince of the State, and the site is regarded as sacred by the local Mongolian...

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Lingjie Ruins (Qing Dynasty Prince of the State Mausoleum) is a cultural tourism attraction.

Within the territory of Xinaili Township lies a cluster of tombs—Lingjie. Lingjie is the family cemetery of the fifth to thirteenth-generation Princes of the State (Zhen Guo Gong) of Horqin Banner and the leaders (Jasak, or banner chiefs) of the Right Rear Banner during the Qing Dynasty. Lingjie is widely renowned for its grand scale and magnificent architecture. It still houses a merit stele erected in honor of the thirteenth-generation Prince of the State, and the site is regarded as sacred by the local Mongolian people.

Source: People's Government of Da'an City, Jilin Province