Sun Quanling

Sun Quan's tomb is a famous historic site in China. It is also known as Jiangling tomb, also known as Wu Wang tomb, also known as sun Linggang. It is located at the south foot of Zhongshan Mountain in Nanjing city. It is Sun Quan, the great emperor of Wu in the Three Kingdoms period (sun Quan, also known as Wu Emperor, Zhongmou, born in Fuchun County of Wu, the founder of the state of Wu in the Three Kingdoms period, who reigned for 31 years). In the first year of Shenfeng, the great emperor collapsed at the age of 70. He was buried on a hill to the south of Zhongshan. It is the burial ground of sun Linggang (now known as Meihua Mountain). It is also the earliest Mausoleum of Six Dynasties in Nanjing. Sun Linggang also buried Sun Quan's wife, Bu's, and his later wife, pan's. sun Deng, the prince of xuanming, was also buried near Sun Ling. The site of Sun Quan's tomb is located in meihuagang of Xiaoling of Ming Dynasty. There is only one stone tablet, one stone bridge, one annotation board and one stone statue. "The annals of the Three Kingdoms" records: "in April of Xia Dynasty, Quan Hong was seventy-one years old. He was posthumously named the great emperor. In autumn and July, Jiang Ling was buried. "

Address: Sun Quanling, Xuanwu District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province

Longitude: 118.842642

Latitude: 32.052011063881