Stone Carving Marking the Southern Boundary of the Zhao Kingdom's Yiyang

Stone Carving Marking the Southern Boundary of the Zhao Kingdom's Yiyang

The stone carving marking the southern boundary of the Zhao Kingdom's Yiyang is a Hebei Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit.

The stone carving marking the southern boundary of the Zhao Kingdom's Yiyang dates back to the Han Dynasty and is located in Koushang Village, Huoshui Township, Wu'an City, Handan. On October 20, 2008, it was designated as part of the fifth batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Relics Protection Units by the People's Government of Hebei Province.

Koushang Village: Koushang Village has a large number of mulberry trees and a long-standing tradition of sericulture and silk reeling. In 1956, when the Koushang People's Commune was established, it raised 33 cases of silkworm eggs, producing over 2,000 jin of cocoons, and operated a silk reeling factory that processed the silk on-site. The village has 380 households and a population of 1,080, all of whom are Han Chinese, with 490 mu of arable land. …… More detailed information about Koushang Village++

Further Reading:

· Fifth Batch of Hebei Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units