Ruins of Taixi Jingshe
The ruins of Taixi Jingshe is a cultural heritage site protected by Shaowu City.
The ruins of Taixi Jingshe are located in Shangdu Village, Hongdun Town, Shaowu City, dating back to the Song Dynasty.
The ruins of Taixi Jingshe have been designated as a county-level cultural heritage protection unit.
Shangdu Village: Shangdu Village is under the jurisdiction of Hongdun Town, Shaowu City. According to the county annals, Shangdu spans south to Jiangle and east to Shunchang, with a simple and honest folkway and rich cultural heritage. It is a typical area at the junction of three counties/cities, separated from Shunchang and Jiangle by just one mountain, and lies on the border of Shaowu. The village covers an area of 26 square kilometers, situated at the foot of Shangfangshan Mountain on Qitai Mountain. Originally named Shanglu, it was renamed Shangdu in the 13th year of the Republic of China (1924). The village administers 12 natural villages, comprising 14 villager groups, with 786 households and a total population of 3,226. The village has 4,530 mu of arable land and 36,996 mu of forested area.
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