Tomb of the Prince of Jing of the Ming Dynasty

　　Located in towns such as Qizhou, Hengche, Zhulin, Liuhe, and Guanyao in Qichun County. It is a group of imperial tombs from the Ming Dynasty, comprising the Tomb of Prince Jingxian of Jing, the Tomb of Prince Jingning of Jing, the Tomb of Prince Jing of Sanjiaoshan, the Tomb of Prince He of Jing, the Tomb of Prince Gong of Jing, the Tomb of Prince Jing of Jing, the Tomb of Prince Kang of Jing, the Tomb of Prince Ding of Jing, the Tomb of Zhu Yijin, Prince of Fanshan, the Tomb of Zhu Yijian, Prince of Yongxin, the Tomb of Zhu Jianpu, Prince of Duliang, the Tomb of Lady Gui, Consort of Prince Jing of Jing, the Tomb of Lady Zhou, Consort of Prince Jing of Jing, the Tomb of Lady Feng, Consort of Prince Kang of Jing, the Tomb of Lady Wu, Consort of Prince Kang of Jing, the Tomb of Zhu Yixiu, Prince of Dean, the Tomb of Zhu Jian Tan, Prince of Duchang, the Tomb of Zhu Qi?, Prince of Duchang, the Tomb of Zhu ??gou, Prince of Fanshan, the Tomb of Lady Wang, Consort of Prince Jingning of Jing, the Tomb of Lady Wei, Consort of Prince Jingning of Jing, the Tomb of Zhu Dongxuan, Prince of Eastern Duchang, the Tomb of Zhu ??zhi, Prince of Tongcheng, the Tomb of Zhu ??jia, Prince of ??, the Tomb of Zhu ??xia, Prince of ??, the Tomb of Lady He, Consort of Prince He of Jing, the Tomb of Lady Wang, Consort of Prince Fu of Shun, the Tomb of Zhu Hou??, Prince of Yongxin, the Tomb of Zhu Hou??zhu, Prince of ??, the Tomb of Zhu ??biao, Prince of ??, and a total of 20 tombs. Among them, there are 8 tombs of princes of Jing, 8 tombs of consorts of princes of Jing, and 14 tombs of commandery princes and their consorts. Most of the tombs have earthen mounds, and some have yielded precious cultural relics such as golden phoenix crowns. The Tomb of the Prince of Jing of the Ming Dynasty is numerous, well-preserved, and holds significant research value.

　　Source: Hubei Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau