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Ruins of the Three Kings' City

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The Ruins of the Three Kings' City are located in Sanwangcheng Village, Sanyang Town, Jingshan County. The site lies on the second-level terrace on the west bank of the Fushui River and consists of three large circular earthen mounds, covering a total area of about 15,000 square meters. The cultural remains at the site are remarkably rich, with the thickest cultural layer reaching up to 2 meters. Collected artifacts include chipped stone tools, pottery, stone pestles,…

The Ruins of the Three Kings' City

The Ruins of the Three Kings' City is a cultural heritage site protected by Hubei Province.

The Ruins of the Three Kings' City are located in Sanwangcheng Village, Sanyang Town, Jingshan County. The site lies on the second-level terrace on the west bank of the Fushui River and consists of three large circular earthen mounds, covering a total area of about 15,000 square meters. The cultural remains at the site are remarkably rich, with the thickest cultural layer reaching up to 2 meters. Collected artifacts include chipped stone tools, pottery, stone pestles, stone axes, etc., with pottery items such as tripods, bowls, jars, li tripods, tube tiles, and roof tiles.

Sanwangcheng Village: Located on the outskirts of Sanyang Town, Sanwangcheng Village covers a land area of 9.3 square kilometers, with 2,395 mu of arable land and 6,900 mu of forestland. The village enjoys convenient transportation, flat terrain, and fertile soil.

Population status: The village administers two new rural communities—Sanwangcheng and Liufan—totaling 691 households with 2,423 people. There are 280 people working away from home, 5 empty-nest elderly, and 3 left-behind children. Among them, there are 32 low-income rural households with 62 people, and 3 five-guarantee households.

Village-level organization: The village Party branch has a team of 4 members and 37 Party members, including 2 active applicants for Party membership, and 60… More detailed information about Sanwangcheng Village++

Further reading:

· Third Batch of Cultural Heritage Sites Protected by Hubei Province

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