Hanling garden in Yangzhou

Han mausoleum garden, known as "xiaozhongshan mausoleum", mainly focuses on the wooden coffin Tomb of Liu Xu and the queen of Guangling in the Western Han Dynasty and some cultural relics unearthed in the underground palace. The two tombs belong to the imperial "huangchangticuo" type wooden coffin tomb, which is one of the rare large Han Dynasty Tombs in China. It has a history of more than 2000 years.

The tomb shares more than 800 pieces. The so-called "topic collection" means that all the wood faces inward. Because the cypress wood is made of inner core, it is called "Huangchang", which is a special burial system enjoyed by emperors and princes in the Western Han Dynasty. There are models in Yangzhou Shuangbo Museum.

Han Guangling Tomb Museum

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Yangzhou Han mausoleum garden generally refers to the Han Guangling tomb museum

Han Guangling tomb museum is located in the southern edge of Shugang ancient city site, with undulating terrain, lush trees and vigorous architecture. It is a cemetery Museum integrating cultural relics and gardens. On display in the central exhibition hall is the tomb of Liu Xu, the first Guangling king of the Western Han Dynasty. It is an imperial "huangchangticuo" wooden coffin tomb with large scale and rigorous structure. It is one of the rare large Han Dynasty Tombs in China, and has a history of more than 2000 years. There are also "Tomb of the king and queen of Guangling" and "Yangzhou of Han Dynasty" exhibitions and entertainment activities of Han Dynasty.

In the Han Dynasty, Yangzhou was an important town in the south of the Yangtze River. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty appointed his son Liu Xu to manage Yangzhou. After Liu Xu died, he enjoyed the burial system of "Huangchang Tiao". Its coffin is well preserved, with three coffins and two coffins. It is large-scale, stable and spectacular, and the proportion of components is well coordinated. In particular, "Huang Chang Ti CuO" is a well preserved isolated case in the Han Dynasty burial system in China. The tomb of Queen Liu Xu discovered at the same time was officially opened to visitors recently.

Exhibitions and collections

"Huang Chang Ti CuO"

It's the imperial one, with the highest level. That is to say, the outer chamber is a frame structure with cypress wood (square wood) around. Huangchang refers to the cypress wood with yellow heart, that is, the cypress wood used in the outer chamber with yellow heart. Tiao CuO means that the ends of Fangmu point inward, that is, the Fangmu built on the four walls is perpendicular to the outer chamber panel on the same side. If viewed from the inside, only the ends of Fangmu can be seen on the four walls.

Fishing in Qujiang

The water Pavilion, half hall and rockery are constructed by using the river to protect the city, and a "Mei Cheng Qi Fa" poem board is set up for visitors to rest, watch and entertainment. Add a place to play.

Queen's bedroom

There are Mausoleums in the burial system of emperors, such as the mausoleum of Liang king in the Western Han Dynasty. Because of this, Chen Guangling king will be exhibited. The exhibition room of the Queen's wooden coffin tomb is called "Queen's bedroom".

Xijun is homesick

This scene is built in memory of Yangzhou's first amiable princess, Jiangdu Princess Liu Xijun, in order to publicize her deep understanding of righteousness, sacrifice personal happiness for national stability and national unity, and marry Wusun country far away, and remember her homesickness.

Guangling Palace

This hall, built in 1986, is the main building of the museum, located in the center of the museum. Since the wooden coffin Tomb of Liu Xu, king of Guangling, was buried 24 meters underground, in order to reproduce the characteristics of deep burial at that time after he moved to Yangzhou, the wooden coffin tomb was restored and displayed in the underground palace. Some cultural relics unearthed from the tomb are also listed in the exhibition room. And the written materials about the structure of burial system. Because of this, it is called "underground palace of royal mausoleum"

Address: No.98, pingshantang East Road, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province

Longitude: 119.4303882122

Latitude: 32.425014516984

Tel: 0514-87610650; 0514-8

Official website: http://www.yzhmm.com/

Tour time: 2 hours

Traffic information: No.25 Han Guangling tomb station

Ticket information: Tickets 30 yuan, 15 yuan for students and children; 6 years old (including) children, children under 1.4m free; 6 (excluding) - 18 (including) minors half price; tour guide fee less than 10 people 30 yuan; 11-15 people 40 yuan; 16 people above 50 yuan

Opening hours: 8:00-17:00