The Old Xie Family House - Shu Prefecture Mausoleum

The Old Xie Family House - Shu Prefecture Mausoleum

The Old Xie Family House - Shu Prefecture Mausoleum is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Old Xie Family House - Shu Prefecture Mausoleum is located in Group 13, Qiangong Village, Shiling Subdistrict, Longquanyi District. During the 1987 regional cultural relics survey, a small number of remaining surface architectural remnants of the Ming Shu Princely Tombs were discovered about two meters behind the Old Xie Family House in Group 3, Shuanglin Village, Shiling Township. The layout of the tomb precinct could still be faintly discerned, covering an area of approximately ten acres. Local residents reported that a certain field had been leaking water continuously, which was believed to be due to a burial site from a Ming princely tomb of the Shu Prefecture. According to the "History of Ming: Records of the Princes" and the "Huayang County Annals," this tomb is believed to be that of Zhu Shenfu, the Prince of Neijiang of the Shu Prefecture. It remains buried underground and has not yet been excavated. This tomb forms an important part of the Ming Shu Prefecture Tomb complex and provides significant material evidence for the study of Sichuan’s history during the Ming Dynasty and the construction system of imperial mausoleums.

Source: Chengdu Cultural Relics Network

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