Shu King's Tomb in Liaojiawan

Shu King's Tomb in Liaojiawan

Shu King's Tomb in Liaojiawan is located in Group 8, Donghong Community, Damian Subdistrict, Longquanyi District. Commonly known as the Imperial Tomb of Liaojiawan, it faces north and retains a tomb mound with a remaining height of 6 meters and a base diameter of 29–34 meters. In 1996, experts from the cultural relics authorities identified it as the Tomb of King Hui, though some believe it to be the Tomb of King Duan. The Huayang County Annals record that “the Tomb of King Duan is located fifteen li east of the county seat at Yuling Mountain,” while the Tomb of King Hui and the burial site of his secondary consort, Lady Liang, are thought to be in Baihe Village. Since no archaeological excavation has been conducted, it remains unclear which king’s tomb it actually is. However, there is no doubt that it is one of the Tombs of the Shu Princes, and a cultural relics protection sign has been erected on-site.

Source: Chengdu Cultural Relics Network

Donghong Community: Donghong Community is located in the western part of Longquanyi District, Chengdu, covering an area of 3.6 square kilometers with 218.73 mu of arable land. It governs 13 resident groups, has a total of 1,524 households and a population of 7,719 (including 1,106 agricultural residents), 177 surplus laborers, and 172 Party members. There is one general Party branch and 10 Party subgroups. The community mainly develops its collective economic industries through the campus economic circle and surrounding commercial housing economic zones.

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