The Tomb of the Three Princes of the Chang Family

The Tomb of the Three Princes of the Chang Family

The Tomb of the Three Princes of the Chang Family is a cultural relic protection unit of Anhui Province.

The Tomb of the Three Princes of the Chang Family features a burial mound standing 4 meters high and covering an area of 350 square meters, with the entire tomb complex spanning over 200 acres. The site is densely planted with pine and cypress trees, and features a well-arranged array of stone statues and steles of various sizes. Built over 600 years ago, the tomb has endured numerous natural disasters and wars, yet its underground sections remain remarkably well-preserved. In 1991, with the support of the local government, public donations funded the restoration of the tomb complex, along with the recovery of many lost cultural artifacts. In April 1999, the local government designated the 30,000-square-meter area surrounding the tomb as the "Yuchun Garden" scenic zone. In June 1999, it was listed as a county-level key cultural relic protection unit by the Huaiyuan County People’s Government. In 2000, government funding enabled the construction of the "Chang Yuchun Memorial Hall." Notable scholars and archaeologists such as Chang Renxia, former Standing Committee member of the Provincial People's Congress and Deputy Director of the Provincial Museum—now a renowned calligrapher and painter residing in Hong Kong—donated cultural relics and historical documents. These items are displayed at the "Chang Yuchun Memorial Hall," showcasing authentic historical sites and artifacts to the public, and holding significant historical, cultural, and scientific value.