The Su Clan Ancestral Hall and Song Dynasty Tomb

The Su Clan Ancestral Hall and Song Dynasty Tomb

The Su Clan Ancestral Hall and Song Dynasty Tomb are a Cultural Relics Protection Unit of Chaozhou City.

The Su Clan Ancestral Hall and Song Dynasty Tomb are located in Donghe and Shenghu Villages, Fengtang Town, Chao’an District. The ancestral hall dates back to the Qing Dynasty, while the tomb dates to the Song Dynasty.

In 2006, the Su Clan Ancestral Hall and Song Dynasty Tomb were designated as a Cultural Relics Protection Unit of Chaozhou City.

Donghe Village: Also known as Wumen, Donghe Village is part of Fengtang Town. It lies 2 kilometers west of the town government, bordered by Hongxiang to the east, Xihe to the west, Goutou to the south, and Shenghu to the north. According to the genealogy of the Su clan, their ancestors originated from Tantou, Xinghua, Fujian. Su Mengke, their forebear, settled and established the village in the Gengshen year (1260) during the Jingding era of Emperor Lizong of the Song Dynasty. The village’s main industry is agriculture, focusing on rice cultivation, along with sugarcane and various fruit trees. Traditional crafts include women’s embroidery. … Donghe Village detailed information++