Tomb of Prince Lu of Juye

Tomb of Prince Lu of Juye

The Tomb of Prince Lu of Juye is a cultural relic protection unit of Zoucheng City.

The Tomb of Prince Lu of Juye is located in Huangzhu Village, Zhongxin Town, Zoucheng City. It is the burial site of Zhu Taizheng (1416–1467), the fourth son of Prince Jing of Lu, Zhu Zhaohui, and his consort. The tomb features chambers hewn from stone and built with brick, consisting of three parallel rectangular vaulted rooms.

Zhongxin Town: "Zhongxin Town is situated in the 'land of Confucius and Mencius, the cradle of culture,' in the northern part of Zoucheng City, Shandong Province — the hometown of the famous Warring States philosopher Mencius — approximately 3 kilometers from the city center. To the north lie Qufu, the 'Sacred Land of the Three Confucian Sites,' and Mount Tai, 'The Most Revered of the Five Great Mountains'; to the south is Mount Yi, known as the 'Wonder of Southern Mount Tai'; and to the west is the Water Margin Liangshan region. The town has a total population of 82,000 and covers an area of 89.25 square kilometers, with 72,000 mu of arable land."

Zhongxin Town derives its name from being the midpoint on the ancient road between Beijing and Nanjing, and has long been known as the “Sacred Thoroughfare between North and South.” The area features the winding and majestic Jiulong Mountain... More details about Zhongxin Town ++