Liu Ling’s Tomb in Huojia

Liu Ling’s Tomb in Huojia

Liu Ling’s Tomb in Huojia is a cultural heritage protection unit of Henan Province.

Liu Ling’s Tomb in Huojia is located in Liugudi Village, Kangcun Town, Huojia County. It dates back to the Wei, Jin, and Ming dynasties. On January 22, 2016, it was designated as part of the seventh batch of cultural heritage protection units by the Henan Provincial People's Government.

Kangcun Town: Located 17 kilometers south of Huojia County, Kangcun Town lies at the junction of Huojia, Xinxiang, and Yuanyang counties. The town covers a total area of 56.4 square kilometers, governs 23 administrative villages, 120 villager groups, and has a population of 42,800.

Kangcun Town has a long history. According to the county annals, it was named after Chen Kang, a disciple of Confucius, who died here. During the Ming Dynasty, a post station was established here, hence it was also called Kangcun Post. In the Tongzhi era of the Qing Dynasty, the post station was abolished and the area was renamed Kangcun Town. After the founding of the People’s Republic of China, it was successively governed by district and township people's governments. In 1986, with approval from the provincial government, the township was upgraded to a town. In 1995, it was... Detailed information about Kangcun Town++

Further reading:

· Seventh Batch of Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Henan Province