Tomb of Huang Zhongzhuo

　　    Tomb of Huang Zhongzhuo Huang Zhongzhuo, styled Yinzhou, was born during the Jiajing era of the Ming Dynasty. His ancestral home was in Shandong, but he relocated to Xiangwu Prefecture. For his role in suppressing the Yao and Zhuang peasant uprising along the Fu River, he was appointed as the local patrol inspector of Gumei, stationed troops at Xianhui, and passed away in the 18th year of the Wanli reign (1590). His tomb is located on the southern bank of the Shuangyubei Muhel Ridge, opposite the Anzikou market in Dazhong Village, Xianhui Township — now oriented eastward toward the west. The tomb site measures 5.2 meters in width and 9.3 meters in length. There are three tombstones, all inscribed with text, which were erected during the 9th year of the Republic of China (1920) when the tomb was renovated.