The Tomb Cluster of the Four Ladies
The Tomb Cluster of the Four Ladies is a cultural relic protection unit of Anhui Province.
The Tomb Cluster of the Four Ladies is located on the west side of Qiaodong Village, Xijialou Village, Chengfu Town, Qiaocheng District, Bozhou City.
Also known as the Four Ladies’ Mounds, the Tomb Cluster of the Four Ladies is located on the west side of Qiaodong Village, Xijialou Village, Chengfu Town, Qiaocheng District, Bozhou City. It consists of four ancient tombs deeply buried underground, each covered by a large earthen mound, with several hundred tall pine and cypress trees planted around them. These tombs date back over 2,000 years to the Han Dynasty.
Protected area: A radius of 75 meters in all directions centered on the Four Ladies’ Mounds.
Construction control zone: An additional 100-meter buffer zone surrounding the protected area.
Chengfu Town: Located in the southeastern border of Qiaocheng District, Bozhou City, Chengfu Town is about 33 kilometers from the city center. It borders the Zhanghe River to the south, nestles against the Guoshui River to the north, lies close to the Beijing-Kowloon Railway, and is adjacent to the Shangfu Expressway to the west. Provincial Highway 307 runs through the town, providing highly convenient land and water transportation. Historically known as “Yi,” Chengfu Town was the secondary capital of the Chu Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period. Famous figures such as the Spring and Autumn military general Wu Zixu and the Western Han military strategist Zhang Liang both hailed from here, making it a historic town with a thousand-year cultural legacy. The town currently houses over ten provincial and municipal-level cultural relic protection units, including the primitive tribal site of Qingfeng Ridge, the ancient tomb cluster of the Four Ladies’ Mounds, the Wuyuan Village Fort, Zhanghua Terrace, Daitemple Monastery, Wanghua Terrace, and the ancient remains of Tieying… More detailed information on Chengfu Town++
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