The Bazhawu (Zhengxigongwu) Residence in Jiangfang Village

The Bazhawu (Zhengxigongwu) Residence in Jiangfang Village

The Bazhawu (Zhengxigongwu) Residence is a cultural heritage protection unit of Qingliu County.

The Bazhawu (Zhengxigongwu) Residence in Jiangfang Village is located in Jiangfang Village, Changxiao Town. Dating back to the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, it covers an area of 3,178 square meters and is categorized as a residential dwelling.

It was designated as part of the fifth batch of county-level cultural heritage protection units in Qingliu County on July 30, 2018.

Protected area: 5 meters beyond the surrounding walls.

Protected area: an additional 10 meters extending outward from the protected area.

Jiangfang Village: Located 3 kilometers from Changxiao Town, Jiangfang Village borders Sibao Township of Liancheng County to the south and Changxiao Village to the north. It has a cultivated land area of 2,946 mu and a forested area of 13,136 mu. The village consists of 25 villager groups, divided into the main Jiangfang area and the Xinjiangfang section. In 2012, the village had 898 households and a population of 3,412, making it the largest administrative village in the county. The majority of residents bear the surname Jiang.

The founding ancestor of Jiangfang Village migrated to Fujian during the reign of Emperor Xizong of the Tang Dynasty, between the 105th and 106th generations, serving as the Prefect of Nanjianzhou. He was posthumously honored as an imperial official during the Song Dynasty, and was born in the first year of the Taihe era (827 AD) of Emperor Wenzong of Tang. In the second year of the Qianfu era during Emperor Xizong’s reign… More detailed information about Jiangfang Village ++