Tomb of Prince Liang

　　The joint burial tomb of Prince Liang and his princess consort from the Ming Dynasty is situated in Dahong Village, Changtan Town, Zhongxiang City, spanning an area of about 60,000 square meters. The surviving structures include the foundations of the northern sections of the inner and outer mausoleum gardens, the burial mound, and the underground palace. Excavations have uncovered more than 5,100 cultural relics, notable for their exceptional craftsmanship and quantity—ranking among the highest discovered in any Ming Dynasty princely tomb to date. This tomb holds significant value for the study of Ming Dynasty history and culture, especially the burial customs of imperial princes. (Fifth Batch)