Tomb of King Hui of Liang

Tomb of King Hui of Liang

The Tomb of King Hui of Liang is a cultural relic protection unit of Zhengzhou City.

The Tomb of King Hui of Liang is located 500 meters southwest of Han Zhuang Village, Guandu Town, Zhongmu County. The tomb measures 98 meters from north to south and 65 meters from east to west. The mound rises 4 meters above the ground and is commonly known as "Tiger Mound." It lies 50 meters north of the Longhai Railway and 60 meters west of the road connecting National Highway 310 and Donghu Holiday Resort. The 1750 Gazetteer of Zhongmu County from the 15th year of the Qianlong reign in the Qing Dynasty states: “The Tomb of King Hui of Liang is located one li southwest of Han Zhuang, 30 li east of the county, covering an area of two mu, standing 15 chi high, and shaped like a crescent moon.” It was first discovered in 1994 by the Zhongmu County Cultural Relics Protection Management Office, and on June 3, 2009, it was announced by the Zhengzhou Municipal People's Government as part of the second batch of cultural relic protection units.

Source: Zhengzhou Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics

Han Zhuang Village: Han Zhuang Village is located at the border between Zhongmu County and Kaifeng, about 10 kilometers from the Guandu Town government. It neighbors National Highway 310 to the south, and the Logistics Corridor and Zhengkai Avenue to the north. The village has a population of approximately 860 people, divided into two villager groups, with 32 Party members, and 3,000 mu of arable land, mostly sandy soil. The main grain crops are peanuts, watermelons, and garlic. There are two health clinics, one supply and marketing cooperative, and four small shops in the village.

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