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Ruins of Jiuyan Mountain

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The Jiuyan Mountain ruins are a historical site from the Ming and Qing dynasties, located at the summit of Jiuyan Mountain in Qiliping Town, Hong’an County. Covering an area of approximately 1 million square meters, the site mainly consists of remnants from the late Ming Dynasty when Minister of War Zhang Jinyan resisted the Qing invasion. Currently, about 2.8 kilometers of fortress walls remain, and within the fortress there are dozens of ancient architectural ruins such as military training grounds and watchtowers. This site holds significant value for the study of the Southern Ming resistance against the Qing and...

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Jiuyan Mountain Ruins

The Jiuyan Mountain ruins are a cultural heritage site protected by Hubei Province.

Jiuyan Mountain Ruins

A historical site from the Ming and Qing dynasties, located at the summit of Jiuyan Mountain in Qiliping Town, Hong’an County, covering an area of approximately 1 million square meters. It primarily consists of relics from the late Ming Dynasty when Minister of War Zhang Jinyan resisted the Qing invasion. Currently, about 2.8 kilometers of fortress walls remain, and within the fortress there are dozens of ancient architectural ruins such as military training grounds and watchtowers. This site is of great value for studying the history of the Southern Ming resistance against the Qing and the region’s historical culture. (Fifth Batch)

Source: Hubei Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics