Tomb of Liu Ting
The Tomb of Liu Ting is a cultural tourism attraction.
Tomb of Liu Ting
Located 18 kilometers west of the county seat, in Baimiao Village, Zhangcun Town, the tomb mound is tall and covers an area of approximately 300 square meters. Liu Ting, courtesy name Shengwu, was a native of Nanchang and the son of Liu Xian, a military governor in the early Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty. He followed his father into battle, fought bravely, and rose through the ranks from garrison commander to regional commander due to his military achievements. Having experienced countless battles, he was considered the most valiant among all the generals. In the 47th year of the Wanli era (1619), he engaged in a major battle with Qing forces at Arilidagang. Due to unfamiliar terrain, he was attacked from both sides by Qing troops and was killed in action. Liu Ting’s death shocked the entire court. His steel blade weighed over 60 kilograms and he could wield it swiftly on horseback, earning him the nickname “Liu the Big Sword.” In the early days of the Tianqi era, he was posthumously awarded the title of Junior Guardian. He has a biography in the History of Ming.
Zhangcun Town: Zhangcun Town is located in the northwest of Lixin County. It borders Miaolaoji Town of Taihe County to the west, and connects with Gaogong Town and Dianji Township of Guoyang County to the north. To the south, it lies along the Xi Fei River and is traversed by provincial highways Fuyang–Jieshou–Fengtai, as well as S202 and S308, offering highly convenient transportation. It is one of the three major established towns in Lixin County. The town administers 30 village committees, covering a total area of 108 square kilometers. The town government is located in Zhangcunpu, which is 27 kilometers from the county seat of Lixin. Zhangcunpu is a historic town that was known as Luqiu Fort during the Tang Dynasty. The market town area has expanded from 2.5 square kilometers to 5 square kilometers, and the population of the town area has... Detailed information about Zhangcun Town++
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