Tomb of Lin Daju

Tomb of Lin Daju

The Tomb of Lin Daju is a cultural relic protection unit of Pingnan County.

Tomb of Lin Daju

Classification: County-level

Period: Qing Dynasty

Location: 500 meters southeast of Xinwuer Village, Pingtian Village, Pingnan Subdistrict, on Huangjing Ridge

The protection zone is a circular area with a radius of 10 meters centered on the tomb; the construction control zone is a circular area with a radius of 20 meters centered on the tomb. The control zone is the same as the protection zone.

2012.7.3

People's Government of Pingnan County (Pingzheng Fa [2012] No. 5)

Lin Daju, dates of birth and death unknown, also referred to as Daji, was a native of Pingtian Village, Lusanli, Pingnan County, Guangxi (now Pingshan Mountain, Zijing, Guiping).

A general of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. In his early years, he joined the God Worshipping Society and gradually became privy to confidential matters. He participated in the Jintian Uprising, the establishment of the regime in Yong’an, and the relocation of the capital to Tianjing, though he was not given significant responsibilities. In the eleventh year of the Xianfeng reign (1861), during summer and autumn, he was granted the title of Jingwang (Respectful King), also known as “Front Hall Ministry of Punishments, Also Chief Autumn Official, Upholding Heaven and Supporting the Court, Jingwang Sui Qiansui.” In the first year of the Tongzhi reign (1862), during the year of Renxu, when the Xiang Army led by Zeng Guoquan besieged Tianjing, Jingwang remained in the court. In the fourteenth year of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom’s calendar (1864), in June, Tianjing fell. … More details about Lin Daju ++

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