Zhuyang Cave Stone Inscriptions

Zhuyang Cave Stone Inscriptions

The Zhuyang Cave Stone Inscriptions are a cultural relic protection unit of Jinhua City.

The Zhuyang Cave Stone Inscriptions are located in Zhuyang Cave at Zhugongyan, Huaxi Village, Niansanli Subdistrict, Yiwu City, dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties, and are categorized as cave temples and stone carvings.

They were designated as a municipal-level cultural heritage site in June 2006, and as a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit in August 2011, with the announcement document number being Yizheng Fa [2011] No. 64, dated August 27, 2011.

Huaxi Village: Huaxi Village is located in the northeastern part of Yiwu, at the foot of Wuyan Mountain, which is part of the Tianmu Mountain range. It borders Wuning in Dongyang to the east, Heyetang to the northwest, and Niansanli to the southwest. The road from Niansanli to Suxi runs through the village. The village currently has 1,170 households and a population of 3,127. According to the "Yu Family Genealogy," the village got its name because “its landscape is surrounded by water, with flourishing flowers and bamboo.” However, there is another version of the story among local people.

Legend has it that over a thousand years ago, during the Song Dynasty, in the spring of one year, a farmer named Yu Yuanji from Lianxianwu Village in Luoshan Township, Dongyang City, went to plow... More details about Huaxi Village ++