Yongwangfu

Yongwangfu

Main attractions

Yongwangfu is the tomb of Yongjing, the eighth son of Yingzong in Ming Dynasty, between xixiaofu and shenwangfu. Wang Ye's tomb in Ming Dynasty is called "Fu". Yongwangfu, near Badachu in Shijingshan District, is one of the tombs of princes in Ming Dynasty. The house of King Yong got its name from King Yongjing. According to the history of Ming Dynasty, King Yongjing was the eighth son of Xianzong. However, the Yongjing king kuangzhi unearthed from the Yongjing palace says that Yongjing king is "the sixth son of emperor Xianzong", which is the mystery of Yongjing King's life experience. According to the villager, King Yong's house is near the asphalt road at the south foot of the hillside. It was demolished during the cultural revolution, and can't be seen. The tomb of King Yongjing, the eighth son of Yingzong in Ming Dynasty.

Address: Shijingshan District, Beijing

Longitude: 116.18000030518

Latitude: 39.94580078125