Caijia Tomb and Stone Inscriptions

Caijia Tomb and Stone Inscriptions

The Caijia Tomb and Stone Inscriptions are a cultural heritage protection unit under the jurisdiction of Handan City.

The Caijia Tomb and Stone Inscriptions are located in Shangcheng Town, Cheng’an County, dating back to the Ming Dynasty.

The Caijia Tomb and Stone Inscriptions are among the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units designated by Handan City.

Shangcheng Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Cheng’an County. Established as Shangcheng Township in 1953, restructured as a commune in 1958, and upgraded to a town in 1984. In 1996, Langbao Township was merged into it. It is situated in the western part of the county, covering an area of 72.1 square kilometers with a population of 54,000. The Cheng’an-Ma’head Highway and the Chaping-Linzhang Highway intersect here. The town administers Shangcheng, Qinlianzhuang, Lilianzhuang, Donggang, Gaomu, Gaomuying, Xishangcheng, Nanshangcheng, Junzhuang, Dongbaobaozhuang, Xibaobaozhuang, Dongxiangyang, Xixiangyang, Beilangbao, Zhonglangbao, Wuguan, Nanlangbao, Beiliansong, Lukou, Wangjiaying, Wangjiazhuang, Qinjiaying, Nanheng… More detailed information about Shangcheng Town++

Further Reading:

· The Third Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Handan City