The Zhangzhuangqiao Tomb Cluster consists of ancient Han dynasty tombs, located north of Zhangzhuangqiao Village in Hanshan District and south of the Zhao Kings’ City. It is among the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units designated by Handan City. …
The Cheqi Pass Tomb Cluster is a group of ancient Han Dynasty tombs, located northeast of Cheqi Pass Village in Hanshan District. The Cheqi Pass Tomb Cluster is among the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
Le Yi's Tomb, commonly known as General's Tomb, is located in Dalebao Village, Daizhao Township, about 10 kilometers east of Handan County in Handan City, Hebei Province, right next to National Highway 309. It is a municipal-level cultural heritage site in Handan. The tomb was extensively renovated on a large scale in modern times. The current site is 40 meters wide from east to west and 30 meters long from north to south. The tombstone and its base are carved from white marble...
Handan Tongji Bridge is an ancient architectural structure from the Ming Dynasty, located in Zhangzhuangqiao Village, Mazhuang Township, Hanshan District. On October 20, 2008, it was designated as part of the fifth batch of provincial-level cultural heritage sites by the People's Government of Hebei Province. …
Luochengtou Sluice is an ancient structure from the Ming Dynasty, located to the north of Luochengtou Village in Hanshan District. It is among the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage sites designated by Handan City. …
Handan Chonghua Temple is an ancient Qing Dynasty structure located north of Beizhangzhuang Village in Beizhangzhuang Town. It is among the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage sites designated by Handan City. …
Xiaoyinbao Martyrs' Cemetery is located in the northeast of Xiaoyinbao Village. It is among the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The Former Site of the Shanxi–Hebei–Shandong–Henan Border Region Council is located in Xiaochang Hutong, Hanshan District, Handan City. It is among the second batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan. …
Matou Ancient Tomb is located in Matou Town, Hanshan District, and is an ancient Han Dynasty tomb. On July 23, 1982, it was designated as a provincial-level cultural relic protection unit by the People's Government of Hebei Province. …
The Beizhangzhuangqiao Tomb Cluster is located in Beizhangzhuangqiao and Xisunzhuang in Handan, and consists of ancient Han Dynasty tombs. On July 23, 1982, it was designated as a provincial-level cultural heritage site by the People's Government of Hebei Province. In 2019, the Beizhangzhuangqiao Tomb Cluster was included in the eighth batch of National Key Cultural Relics Protection Units. …
The Site of Taishan Temple at Dalei Fort is located in Daizhao Township, Handan County, dating back to the Warring States period. It is recognized as one of the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The ruins of Xingguo Temple are located in Heshazhen, Handan County, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. The site is among the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
Ma Tou Dragon King Temple is located in Ma Tou Town, Ma Tou Industrial City, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty. It is among the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
The former site of Matou Railway Station is located in Matou Eco-Industrial City and dates back to 1904. It is listed as one of the third batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Handan City. …
Commonly known as the Five Rites Stele, it is located at the Daming County Stone Carving Museum. The stele is inscribed with the "New Discussions on the Five Rites," written by Emperor Huizong of Song (Zhao Ji) in the second year of Daguan (1108), and is therefore also called the "Imperially Commissioned Daguan Five Rites Record" Stele. Originally erected in the fifth year of the Tang Dynasty's Kaiyuan era (840), it was initially a stele for He Jintao, the military governor of Wei-Bo during the Tang Dynasty,…
From the Sixteen Kingdoms period to the Ming Dynasty, located in the Dashijie Township area about 6 kilometers northeast of Daming County. The ancient city site covers an area of 36 square kilometers. The Ancient City of Daming Prefecture was initially built in the first year of Jianxi of the Former Yan (360 AD), and in the third year of Jianwen of the Ming Dynasty (1401 AD), it was submerged due to simultaneous flooding of the Zhang and Wei Rivers. The ancient city site currently has two key protected areas: …
Di Renjie (607–700), from Taiyuan, Shanxi, was a renowned statesman in Chinese history who served under Empress Wu Zetian with outstanding achievements and earned deep public trust. The Stele of the Ancestral Temple of Di Renjie is located to the north of Kongzhuang Village in Daming County. Originally erected in the first year of the Shengli era (698) of the Zhou Dynasty, both the temple and the stele were later destroyed in wartime. In November of the sixth year of the Yuanhe era (811) during the reign of Emperor Xianzong of Tang...
The Luo Rang Stele is located south of Kangdikou Village in Daming County. Erected in the first year of the Longji era (889 AD) during the reign of Emperor Zhaozong of the Tang Dynasty, the stele is made of bluestone, standing 4.20 meters tall, 1.43 meters wide, and 0.5 meters thick. The head and body are integrated, with the stele head carved with six dragons playing with a spider. The top of the stele is inscribed in seal script with the title “The Divine Path Stele of Luo Rang of Changsha Commandery, Late Censor-in-Chief of the Tang Dynasty, Posthumously Honored as Minister of Works.” The front side of the stele body...
The Stele on the Spirit Way of Ma Wencuo was erected in the sixth year of the Tianfu era of the Later Jin Dynasty (941 AD). It was originally located west of Sizhuang Village in Daming County and was later moved to the Daming County Stone Carving Museum. Made of bluestone, the stele features an integrated head and body, with the original base now lost. It currently stands 3.40 meters tall, 1 meter wide, and 0.36 meters thick, and is a dragon-headed stele. The stele head is 1.17 meters high, 1 meter wide…
The Stele of Zhu Xi's Scripture Transcription, also known as the "Zhu Zi Taiji Stone Carving," is located in the Daming County Stone Carving Museum. The original stele was inscribed in the Qiandao Dinghai year (1167) of the Southern Song Dynasty. It was composed by Zhu Xi, calligraphed by him, and engraved by Cai Yuanding in the style of Xingkai script. Originally erected in Changzhou Prefecture, now Changsha City, Hunan Province, it was destroyed in the Yanyou Jiwei year (1319) during the Yuan Dynasty. During the Ming Dynasty's Chenghua era…