Ruins of King Liang's Tomb

Ruins of King Liang's Tomb

The Ruins of King Liang's Tomb are a cultural heritage site protected at the provincial level in Shandong Province.

The Ruins of King Liang's Tomb (the tomb mound of the eldest son of King Hui of Liang during the Warring States Period) are located 500 meters northwest of Liangwangzhong Village in Zhenglu Town, about 20 kilometers from the county seat. The ruins stand 4 meters above the ground, stretching 50 meters from north to south and 40 meters from east to west. At the top and along the edges of the mound, exposed remains of ancient architecture and artifacts have been found, mostly including leg and rim fragments of li tripods, as well as pottery shards. According to expert assessment, this tomb mound dates back to a site predating the Spring and Autumn Period.

Zhenglu Town: "Zhenglu Town is located 15 kilometers east of Shanghe County, covering an area of 128 square kilometers with 7,136 hectares of arable land. It administers 97 administrative villages, has a population of 61,500, 107 Party branches, and 1,793 Party members. In 2005, the town’s gross domestic product reached 990 million yuan, with the added values of the primary, secondary, and tertiary industries being 181.94 million yuan, 2.3722 billion yuan, and 77.52 million yuan respectively. Local fiscal revenue was 9.35 million yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers was 4,160 yuan."

Zhenglu Town is one of the 237 key central towns designated by the provincial government... More detailed information about Zhenglu Town ++

Further reading:

· Fourth Batch of Shandong Provincial Cultural Heritage Protection Units