Funi King's tomb -- Boni

It is located outside andemenwai and around Xianghua village. There is a Shinto tablet in front of the tomb. On both sides of Shinto are a pair of stone horses, a pair of grooms, a pair of stone sheep, a pair of stone tigers, and a pair of soldiers. Its regulation is the same as the common Ming Dynasty meritorious official tomb. According to the remnant inscriptions and documents, the burial site here is manaragana, the floating mud king of Java in the Ming Dynasty. Floating mud country in today's northern Kalimantan island of Brunei. In the early years of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of Yin, appointed Zhang Jingzhi, the censor, and Shen Zhi, the Minister of Fujian Province, as envoys to the floating mud country. When he returned to China, the king mahemusha sent envoys to China with Zhang Jingzhi to congratulate the establishment of the Ming Dynasty. In the winter of the third year of Yongle (1405), the king of floating mud, manaragana, sent an envoy to China to present his special products. The emperor Chengzu of Ming Dynasty granted him the title of king, and gave him the seal of haole FUKAN he and Jinqi to collect coins. In August of the sixth year of Yongle (1408), the king of floating mud, together with his concubine, sister-in-law, children and more than 150 close ministers, came to China for a friendly visit and was warmly received by Yongle Zhai. The Ming government specially sent Zhang Qian, a Beijing official, to Fujian to welcome the floating mud king and his party. On the way from Fujian to Nanjing, all the counties and prefectures passed by were warmly received. After arriving in Nanjing, Emperor Yongle held a banquet in the Huagai hall, then held a banquet in the Fengtian hall to entertain the king and his accompanying officials, and sent his wife to entertain the queen and others in the Huitong hall. Usually, officials are sent to deliver banquet to the hotel, accompanied by the minister. In October, the king suddenly fell ill. After consultation with the imperial doctor, he failed to rescue him. He died in Huitong Hall (now Tongjimen Park Road). He was only 28 years old. Before his death, the king left a will: "the body is buried in China." Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty was extremely sad. He "stopped his reign for three days" and pursued "obedience". He buried shizigang in Andemen according to Chinese etiquette and looked for people from Southwest China to guard the king's tomb. In spring and autumn every year, special people were assigned to sweep the tomb. Transportation: take No.88 bus in Nanjing, Xinshan line. After getting off, you can choose to take a rickshaw or motorcycle. It takes 10 minutes to get there, and it takes about 20 minutes to walk

Address: near Xianghua village, andemenwai, Nanjing

Longitude: 118.796468

Latitude: 32.058365