Tomb of Su Yi

Tomb of Su Yi

The Tomb of Su Yi is a cultural heritage site under the protection of Xiang'an District.

The Tomb of Su Yi is located in Chushan Village, Neicuo Town, Xiang'an District, and is a county-level cultural heritage site dating back to the Five Dynasties period.

Protected area: 100 meters outward from all sides of the tomb.

Su Yi (875.7.15–967.5.10), courtesy name Shijin, was a native of Gushi in Guangzhou, Henan, during the late Tang and early Five Dynasties period. He served as Prefect of Xizhou and entered Fujian with Wang Chao at the end of the Tang Dynasty, holding the position of Escort Commander in Quanzhou. Later, because his son Su Guanghui became Prefect of Zhangzhou, Military Governor Chen Hongjin summoned him to Tong’an and no longer sent him away. He chose to settle at the foot of Hulu Mountain in Tong’an County and became the founding ancestor of the Lushan branch of Tong’an County.

Su Yi, also known as Su Liyong, courtesy name Shijin, was the son of Su Wan, father of Su Guanghai, and the fifth-generation descendant of Su Wei. A native of Gushi, Guangzhou, Henan, he was once appointed Prefect of Xizhou in Shanxi. In the first year of the Guangqi era (885) at the end of the Tang Dynasty, Su Yi was in Gushi County, Guangzhou, Henan... More details about Su Yi++

Chushan Village: Introduction to Chushan Village

Chushan Village is located in the northeastern part of Neicuo Town, at an elevation of 480 meters, and is the only remote mountainous area in the town. The village has 236 households, with a registered population of 916 people, and consists of three natural villages: Daxiang, Pingxiang, and Songhou. The total area of the village is acres, including 220 acres of dry land, 150 acres of paddy fields, and 5,640 acres of forested mountain land. The average annual income per farmer is 2,300 yuan. There are 13 poor households (which have received multiple government subsidies in recent years). There are 8 dilapidated houses covering approximately 1,000 square meters. The main sources of income for villagers are agriculture and occasional migrant work. There is... More details about Chushan Village++