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Site of the Tomb of the Attendant Official from Jishan

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The Site of the Tomb of the Attendant Official from Jishan is located in Jishan Village, Guyong Town, Jiangle County, dating back to the Southern Song Dynasty. Introduction: Archaeological excavations were carried out in 2003. The tomb complex consists of an enclosing mound, tomb terrace, burial chamber, spirit way, remains of the offering hall, and five levels of tomb platforms. In front of the tomb, stone statues such as stone officials, stone tigers, stone horses, and stone sheep still remain. The tomb site stretches over 100 meters in length and more than 30 meters in width...

Site of the Tomb of the Attendant Official from Jishan

The Site of the Tomb of the Attendant Official from Jishan is a cultural relic protection unit of Fujian Province.

The Site of the Tomb of the Attendant Official from Jishan is located in Jishan Village, Guyong Town, Jiangle County, dating back to the Southern Song Dynasty.

Introduction: Archaeological excavations were carried out in 2003. The tomb complex consists of an enclosing mound, tomb terrace, burial chamber, spirit way, remains of the offering hall, and five levels of tomb platforms. In front of the tomb, stone statues such as stone officials, stone tigers, stone horses, and stone sheep still remain. The tomb site stretches over 100 meters in length and more than 30 meters in width, covering an area of 4,000 square meters.

In 2013, the Site of the Tomb of the Attendant Official from Jishan was designated as part of the eighth batch of provincial-level cultural relic protection units by the People's Government of Fujian Province.

Protected area: 30 meters beyond each edge of the tomb.

Jishan Village: Jishan Village...... More details about Jishan Village++

Further reading:

· Eighth Batch of Cultural Relic Protection Units in Fujian Province

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