Tomb of Han Yan-zhi

Tomb of Han Yan-zhi

The Tomb of Han Yan-zhi is a cultural relic protection unit of Huzhou City.

【Tomb of Han Yan-zhi】 is located in Qiujia Natural Village, Yunfeng Village, Sixian Town, Changxing County, and was built during the Southern Song Dynasty. Han Yan-zhi was the eldest son of the renowned anti-Jin general Han Shizhong and once served as the Prefect of Wenzhou. The tomb is situated in Baiyang (ka), Qiujia Village, Erjieling. It features a tomb path, a spirit way stele, stone horses, stone sheep, and stone figures. According to the *Xian’an Han Family Genealogy*, descendants of the Han family later relocated to Shuiqu (ka) in Baixian Township, Changxing. (*Changxing County Annals*, Volume 23, Culture)

Han Yan-zhi (birth and death years unknown), courtesy name Ziwen, was an official of the Southern Song Dynasty. A native of Yan’an (present-day Yan’an City, Shaanxi Province), he was born into a military family as the son of the national hero and anti-Jin general Han Shizhong and his wife Liang Hongyu, as well as the eldest son of Han Shizhong. Initially, he inherited his father’s official rank as You Chengfeng Lang and was soon appointed to the Secretariat. At the age of twelve, he was bestowed with the attire of a third-rank official. In the 17th year of the Shaoxing era (1147), he passed the examination of the Two Zhejiang Transport Commission. The following year, he achieved the degree of *jinshi* (advanced scholar) and was assigned as an official of the Grand Sacrificial Office. After the death of Han Shizhong, Qin Hui, who harbored resentment because Han Shizhong had refused to align with him, transferred Yan-zhi to the Zhe Dong Pacification Commission to serve as head of confidential documentation. After Qin Hui’s death, Yan-zhi was appointed as an official of the Imperial Kitchen Temple… More details about Han Yan-zhi++

Yunfeng Village: Located to the north of Sixian Town, Yunfeng Village borders Maojia Village to the east, Erjieling Village to the west, and Huaikan Township to the north. The village covers a total area of 18.5 square kilometers, with the Sixai Line running through it. The area includes 14 contracting groups, 658 households, a population of 2,385, and 63 Party members. In 2014, the total collective income of the village was 250,000 yuan, of which 25,000 yuan was from operational activities, and the per capita collective disposable income was 0 yuan. The total economic income of the village was 53,662,000 yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers was 22,500 yuan.

To further accelerate the development of the village’s collective economy, Yunfeng Village has… More details about Yunfeng Village++