Xu Heng's tomb

Xu Heng's tomb

Xu Heng's tomb is located in the Xu's tombs 3 km south by east of Li Feng Village. The tomb faces south. The height of the tomb is 9 meters. There is a stone tablet in front of the tomb, which is engraved with the eight words "Tomb of Xu Wenzheng, a scholar of the Yuan Dynasty".

Cemetery structure

Xu Heng's tomb is located in the Xu's tombs 3 km south by east of Li Feng Village. The tomb faces south. The height of the tomb is 9 meters. There is a stone tablet in front of the tomb, which is engraved with the eight words "Tomb of Xu Wenzheng, a scholar of the Yuan Dynasty". In front, there are two pairs of Zhihu Weng Zhong on both sides. In the south of wengzhong, there are three stone stone halls with grey bricks. To the south of shidiantang, there are two tall stele towers, inside which there are two steles with turtle head, the former is the stele of Emperor Qianlong, and the latter is the stele of Shendao written by Ouyang yuan. There are six pairs of stone carvings of man, horse, sheep, lion and tiger on both sides of shendaobei. The stone carvings are vivid and lifelike. The whole cemetery is thick with pines and cypresses. During the "Cultural Revolution", Xu Heng's tomb was destroyed, leaving only the tomb chamber buried underground.

Graveyard owner

Xu Heng was a famous statesman and Neo Confucianist in Yuan Dynasty. In his life, he served as jingzhaotixue, crown prince Taibao, Guozi Jijiu, Zhongshu zuocheng, Jixian bachelor and so on.

Address: Xu's tomb in the south of Lifeng village, zhongzhan District, Jiaozuo City, Henan Province

Longitude: 113.18253644091

Latitude: 35.231157235897