Wu hanyue's tomb

Wu hanyue's tomb

Wu hanyue tomb is a key cultural relic protection unit in Zhejiang Province. It is located at the south foot of Shijia mountain to the north of baguatian at the foot of Yuhuang mountain in Hangzhou. It was excavated in 1958 and is now well preserved. Wu hanyue (912-952), born in Hangzhou, is the daughter of Wu Ke, commander of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and the biological mother of Qian hongchu, king of Wu and Yue states in Five Dynasties. In the fourth volume of the history of Wu and Yue, it is said: "Madam Qian, a native of Tang Dynasty, taboo Han Yue, commander of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, Wu kenv. He is young and gentle. He is the king of mu. Mrs. Shi Gongmu was especially fond of it. His wife is good at huqin. She is kind and thrifty. She likes Huang laoxue very much. She wears Taoist clothes at home. I'm just covered with silk He was granted the title of Shunde lady of Wuyue state. Hong year 59. " Wu hanyue died in June of the second year of Guangshun (952) and was buried in August of the same year.

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Later Zhou Guangshun died in June of the second year (952). The tomb is rectangular, divided into two chambers, 7.6 meters in length, 2.87 meters in width and 3.1 meters in depth. On the stone door leaf of the front room, there are carved doornails and doorrings, and on the door there are exquisite female reliefs. The back room is the main room, and the four walls are made of red sandstone. The upper part of the wall is embossed with the four gods of green dragon, white tiger, rosefinch and Xuanwu; the lower part is carved with stone figurines that look like Taoists, holding 12 zodiac images of cattle, sheep, chicken and rabbit in both hands. There are 28 star images on the roof of the back chamber, which are very accurate. ?

The tomb is located at the southern foot of Shijia mountain in Shangcheng district. Wu hanyue (912-952), a native of Qiantang (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang), was the second concubine of Qian Yuanxu, king of Wu and Yue, and the biological mother of Qian Hongxu. The tomb is a stone coffin tomb with a slope shaped passage in front and a chamber in the back. The tomb is rectangular, 7.6 meters long, 2.87 meters wide, 3.10 meters high, divided into two chambers. In addition to the door frames of the front and back chambers, which were chiseled with blue stone, the rest of the tombs were built with red sandstone slabs, and the joints of the slabs were connected by mortise and tenon. The tomb is carved with standing statue of maid, four gods, twelve zodiac signs and star images. The tomb was stolen in the early period. It was excavated in 1958 and 13 pieces of teapots, pots, dishes, plates and bowls and 1 piece of jade were unearthed. The tomb is now protected in situ.

Address: Nanfu Road, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou

Longitude: 120.153401

Latitude: 30.209759

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