Handan City Scenic Spots
Handan City
Zhao Handan Ancient City*
In Handan City. After 8 kings and 158 AD, Handan has always been the capital of Zhao State; it was one of the five major cities in the Han Dynasty. Handan Ancient City is composed of Zhaowang City and Dabeicheng. Zhao Wangcheng is located in the southwest of the city, about 4 kilometers away from the city center. It is the palace city ruins of the capital of Zhao. It is divided into three cities: east, west and north. It is in the shape of a Chinese character, with a total area of ??5.12 million square meters. The site is adjacent to the Zhu River to the north and is located in the remnants of the Taihang Mountains. The ruins of the earthen buildings are 3-8 meters high, winding and majestic. There are large and well-organized rammed earth platforms on the ground in the city, such as Longtai, Beijiangtai, Nanjiangtai, etc., and there are extensive rammed earth foundations underground. Longtai is the largest, with a width of 265 meters from east to west, a length of 285 meters from north to south, and a height of 19 meters. It was the main palace foundation site at that time, showing the basic appearance of urban architecture in the early feudal society of my country.
Congtai
It is located in Handan City. According to legend, it was built by King Wuling of Zhao (reigned 325 BC - 299 BC) during the Warring States Period for military parades and singing and dancing. Formerly known as Wuling Terrace, you can get a panoramic view of the ancient city, pavilions, gardens, lakes and mountains from the stage. There is a small lake in the west of Taipei, and in the center of the lake there is a pavilion that looks out to all the pavilions. It was named after the Yan general Le Yi who looked at all the kings during the Warring States Period. There is the Seven Sages Temple in Taipei, which contains statues of famous people from Yan and Zhao, Han Jue, Cheng Ying, Gongsun Chujiu, Lin Xiangru, Lian Po, Zhao She and Li Mu. Now Congtai has been expanded into Congtai Park.
Xuebu Bridge
In Handan City, it spans the Qin River from north to south. According to documentary records, it was originally a wooden bridge and was changed to a stone arch bridge in the 45th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1617). The total length is 35 meters, the width is 8.3 meters, and the height is 4 meters. The name of the bridge comes from the chapter "Zhuangzi: Autumn Waters", which means that during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the people of Handan walked gracefully. A young man from Shouling of Yan State went to learn to walk. Not only did he not learn the footwork of Zhao State, but he even forgot his own unique footwork. I couldn't walk anymore, so I had to crawl back.
Hui Che Lane
Also known as Lin Xiangru Hui Che Lane, it is located in Congtai District.
Zuo Quan’s Tomb
It is located in the Shanxi-Hebei-Luyu Martyrs Cemetery. Zuo Quan (1905-1942) was born in Liling, Hunan. During the Anti-Japanese War, he served as deputy chief of staff of the Eighth Route Army. On May 25, 1942, he died heroically in the anti-mopping up battle at Nanaipu Cross Ridge in Liao County, Shanxi Province (now Zuoquan County), and was buried in Shimen Village, Shexian County. He was moved to Handan on October 21, 1950.
Xiangtang Temple Grottoes*
In Fengfeng Mining Area, Handan City. It is divided into two caves, north and south. The stone carvings in the cave are exquisite and famous. Hecundong Grottoes were built in the Northern Qi Dynasty. At that time, the Northern Qi Dynasty had two political centers, one was Yedu (today's Linzhang County) and the other was Jinyang (today's Taiyuan City). Xiangtang is located in a place that must be passed between the two cities, with green mountains and clear waters and beautiful scenery. Emperor Wenxuan of the Northern Qi Dynasty, Gao Yang, built a palace and garden here, dug caves and built a temple. After the Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties, there were additions and repairs. It is a precious heritage of ancient Chinese architecture, sculpture, calligraphy and painting art.
Beixiangtang Temple Grottoes
It is located on the middle of Gushan Mountain and east of the village in Fengfeng Mining Area, Handan City. The mountains are high and steep, with many cliffs and cliffs. The grottoes are built on the mountain wall and are divided into three groups: south, north and middle. Each group has a large cave. ***9 holes. In front of the Sakyamuni Cave in the middle group, there is a worship hall eaves pavilion, and a tall heavenly king is carved on each side of the cave. The Big Buddha Cave is 13.3 meters wide and 12.5 meters deep. The Buddha sitting on the altar is nearly 4 meters high. He has plump muscles and soft lines. His face is still round and smooth despite being eroded by thousands of years of wind and sun. The inner and outer walls of the sutra-carving cave are full of scriptures, and there are stone tablets beside it, recording the writing of four sutras including the "Vimalakīrti Sutra" by Tang Yong from the fourth year of Tiantong to the third year of Wuping (568-572) in the Northern Qi Dynasty. The pen is sharp, strong and straight.
Exterior view of Cave No. 7 of Nanxiangtang Temple Grottoes. Cave No. 7 was carved during the Northern Qi Dynasty. There are gorgeous imitation wood architectural caves carved in front of the cave, indicating that this is a cave that imitates a pagoda in appearance and has distinctive characteristics of the times.
Heilong Cave
It is located by the Fuyang River at the northern foot of Shenlu Mountain in Fengfeng Mining Area, Handan City. Also known as Longdong Pearl Spring. The cave is deep, and there is a deep pool under the cave, which is dark green in color. The clear spring gushes out from the cracks in the rock, so it is called Longquan. It merges with Guangsheng Spring, Fuyang Spring and Bazizhang in Gushan, and is the birthplace of Fuyang River. Or it can be said that the spring water rises up from the sand and looks like boiling water in a cauldron, so it is named Fushui. It is also named Fuyang because it is located in the south part of Gushan (named Busan). In front of the cave, the mountains are reflected in green, the river is shaded by willows, and the palaces and pavilions are looming.
Wu'an City
The stupa
is located in the east gate of Wu'an City. It has 13 floors of octagonal bricks and is 40 meters high. This tower has an exquisite shape and a handsome appearance.
The pagoda was first built in the Northern Song Dynasty and has been repaired in every dynasty.
Cishan Site*
It is located on the platform on the north bank of Minghe River about 1 km southeast of Cishan Town, Wu'an City. The area is about 130,000 square meters. It is an early Neolithic cultural site, about 7,500 years ago. Relics such as rectangular straight-wall cellar caves, combined utensil pits, and circular semi-crypt-type house sites were discovered. The grain in the cellar was identified as millet. The unearthed relics include a large number of handmade pottery, stone tools and bone tools. The Cishan chicken skeleton is the earliest domestic chicken found in the world so far. The early Neolithic sites in North China represented by it were named "Cishan Culture".
Dingjin Yanchanguo Temple
It is located in the east of Sigou Village, Huoshui Township, Wu'an City. It was first built in the Eastern Wei Dynasty and rebuilt during the Tiancheng period of the later Tang Dynasty (926-930). It has been repaired and added to many times in the subsequent dynasties. It is located in a canyon with cliffs on the east, south and north sides. There are 1 Wulong Bridge, 3 single-eaves square towers, 14 stone towers, and 5 stone statues. The towers are all brick structures.
Mingxiu City God Temple
It is located in Wu'an City.
The Eastern Wei Dynasty Stone Carving Beicongjing Statue
It is located in Yangyi Town, 27.7 kilometers west of Wu'an City.
The ancient city ruins of the Warring States period
are located in Guzhen Village and Yicheng Town, Wu'an City.
The iron smelting site of the Han Dynasty
is located in Guzhen Village, Wu'an City.
Dianzi Ancient City Ruins
It is located in Erzhuang Township of the Eastern Song Dynasty in Wu'an City.
Ten Thousand Years Ancient Cultural Site
Located in Yan Township, Nanzhuang, Wu'an City.
Bei'anzhuang Ancient Pagoda
It is located in Bei'anzhuang Township, southeast of Wu'an City.
Dongdahe Ancient Cultural Site
It is located in Bei'anzhuang Township, southeast of Wu'an City.
Stone Pagoda
It is located in Huoshui Township in the northwest of Wu'an City.
The Statue of the Three Generations of Buddha
It is located in Huoshui Township, northwest of Wu'an City.
Fahuadong Grottoes
It is located in Xishidong Township, Wu'an City.
Nangang Ancient Pagoda
It is located in Nanculu Township, Wu'an City.
Tianqing Temple Main Hall
It is located in Nan Cui Lu Township, Wu'an City.
Niuwabao ruins
It is located in Cuilu Township, Wu'an City.
Handan County
Huangliangmeng
It is located in Huangliangmeng Village, Handan County, 10 kilometers south of Handan City. Also known as Lu Weng Temple. The Huangliangmeng ancient building was built based on the legend of "Pillow in the Pillow" written by Shen Jiji in the Tang Dynasty. It is recorded that Lu Sheng met the Taoist priest Lu Weng in a Handan inn. He lamented that he had been trapped in poverty for a long time and was unable to achieve his goals. He wanted to make great achievements and enjoy wealth and glory. Lu Weng gave him a celadon pillow, saying that he could achieve his ambition with this pillow. At that time, the storekeeper was cooking rice. Lu Sheng fell asleep on his pillow and consciously returned to his hometown in Shandong. He married a beautiful wife and was later promoted to Jinshi. The five sons are all officials, and their in-laws are all from famous families. He has been in power for more than 50 years and has been a highly respected minister. He died of illness when he was over 80 years old. At this point, Lu Sheng turned over and woke up, and it was actually a dream. Lu Weng smiled beside him. The rice cooked by the shopkeeper was not yet ripe. Lu Sheng became enlightened and followed the Taoist priests to immortality. This story is widely circulated in our country. There was a temple in the Song Dynasty, and it was renovated and expanded in the 33rd year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1554), covering an area of ??more than 13,000 square meters. The back hall is called Lu Sheng Hall. There is a stone sculpture of Lu Sheng in the hall, which is connected to the bed and made of a whole piece of bluestone. The bed is 2 feet high and 5 feet long. Lu Sheng is lying on the bed, with his head on a square pillow and his legs slightly angled. Qu, with a green and beautiful face, slightly closed eyes, and a leisurely expression, as if in a dream.
The Mausoleum of King Zhao
It is located in the area of ??Sanling Township in the northwest of Handan County and Wenyao Village in Yongnian County. It is the royal tomb of the Zhao Kingdom during the Warring States Period, with five cemeteries in total. Each mausoleum is built on a hill. "Handan County Chronicles·Historical Sites" records: "The tomb of the Three Kings of Zhao is located twenty miles northwest of the county, and is also called the Tomb of the Three Kings." "The Unification of the Qing Dynasty" believes that the Tombs of the Three Kings are the tombs of the three kings "Huiwen, Xiaocheng and Miaoxiang", which refers to this cemetery.
Shengjinggang Temple
It is located in Handan County.
King Zhao Huiwen
In Beisanling Township, Handan County.
King Zhao Xiaocheng
In Beisanling Township, Handan County.
The ruins of the tomb of King Zhao Daoxiang
It is located in Beisanling Township, Handan County.
Yongnian County
Hongji Bridge
It is 2.5 kilometers east of Yongnian County and west of Dongqiao Village, crossing the Fuyang River from east to west. Commonly known as Dongqiao. It is a single arc open-shoulder stone arch bridge in Shanxian County. It is said that it was first built in the Qin Dynasty and has been repaired many times. The existing stone bridge was rebuilt in the tenth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1582). The total length is 48.7 meters, the width is 6.8 meters, and the arch span is 24.8 meters.
There are sculptures of exquisite animals such as lions, monkeys, and unicorns on the pillars, and popular stories such as peaches and pomegranates and Wu Song fighting tigers are carved on the fence panels.
Zhushan Stone Carvings
It is located on the top of Zhushan Mountain, 1 km north of Wuzhuang Village, Hehui Town, Yongnian County. It is also called the Loushan Stone Carvings, or the Stone Carvings of the Ministers Shangshou. It was engraved in the sixth year of Houyuan (158 BC) of Emperor Wen of the Western Han Dynasty, which corresponds to the 22nd year of King Sui of Zhao. King Zhao was the eldest son of King You of Huaiyin, the sixth son of Liu Bang, the founder of the Han Dynasty. The carved stone records the historical records of King Zhao Sui and his ministers drinking and coping here. It is one of the earliest Western Han Dynasty stone carvings in Hebei.
Guangfu City
It is located in Guangfu Town, southeast of Yongnian County.
The ruins of the Dacheng Hall of the Confucian Temple
are located in Guangfu Town, southeast of Yongnian County.
Fuyang River West Eight Gates
It is located in the southeast and west edge village of Yongnian County.
The tomb of the Yuan politician and jurist Qi Rongzu
is located in Nanzhou Village, Yongnian County.
Zhushan Stone Carvings
Located in Xishibikou Village, Yongnian County.
Yangshao Cultural Site
It is located in Xishibeikou Village and Xiyangcheng Village in Yongnian County.
The Ancient Inn, Ranzi Temple, and Guanyin Pavilion
are located in Guanxi, Yongnian County.
Quzhou County
Guo Qizhi Memorial Pavilion
It is located in Quzhou County.
Guantao County
Buzi Temple
Located in Hezhai Township, southwest of Guantao County, it was originally the site of Zixia's lectures.
Wei County
The tomb of Qing Dynasty scholar Cui Dongbi
is in Wei County.
Old Wei County Ancient Site
In Wei County.
The Third Grade Second Grade Stone Square
is in Wei County.
The tomb of Zhang Gongjin, Duke of Zheng of Tang Dynasty
It is located in Ma Township, east of Wei County.
The tomb of Princess Gelipe, Taizu of the Ming Dynasty
It is located in Ma Township, east of Wei County.
Cheng'an County
The Second Ancestral Pagoda of Yuanfo Temple
It is located in Shangcheng Town, northwest of Cheng'an County.
Phoenix Terrace
It is located in Dongbao Township, North Road, Cheng'an County.
Mao Zedong inspected the Memorial Room
In Daodongbao Township, northern Cheng'an County.
Zhao Great Wall
It is located in Shangcheng Town, northwest of Cheng'an County.
The monument and tomb of "Hometown of Han Dynasty Confucians and Dai Dai"
are located in Yi Township, Northeast Bei Township, Cheng'an County.
Daming County
Di Renjie Ancestral Hall Monument
It is located in the north of Kongzhuang Village, 2.5 kilometers east of Daming County. It is also called the Monument of the Ancestral Hall of Di Liang Gong of the Tang Dynasty, and is commonly known as the Di Renjie Monument. The original Di Liang Gong Ancestral Hall. Di Renjie (630-700) was a native of Bingzhou (ruling today's Taiyuan, Shanxi Province). It was Wu Zetian's famous name and prime minister. He once served as the governor of Weizhou (governing the northeastern part of today's Hebei Province) and had considerable political achievements. The local people built a shrine for him. After his death, the temple was destroyed. In the seventh year of Yuanhe in the Tang Dynasty (812), Wei Bo Jiedushi Tian Hongzheng re-erected the temple and the stele. The stele is 4.46 meters high, 1.46 meters wide and 0.46 meters thick. The inscription is in regular script, 27 lines, 60 characters per line. Describe Di Renjie's life achievements and great achievements. The monument is tall and the fonts are beautiful.
The Imperial Monument of the Five Rites of the Grand View
It is now in the Daming County Stone Carving Museum. It is also called the Five Rites Memorial Stele, commonly known as the Shuangtai Five Rites Stele. Originally located in Shuangtai Village, Dajie Township, Daming County. The stele is 12.34 meters high, 3.04 meters wide, 1.08 meters thick, and weighs 140.3 tons. It is the largest stone stele in the country. It was originally a stele of virtue and politics written by the famous calligrapher Liu Gongquan in the fifth year of Kaicheng of the Tang Dynasty (840) for He Jintao, the governor of Weibo, on the order of Emperor Wenzong. In the seventh year of Zhenghe in the Northern Song Dynasty (1117), the "Five Rites and New Rituals" made by Emperor Huizong was promulgated, and Liang Zimei, the governor of Daming Palace, was ordered to erect a stele in Beijing (today's Daming East). Because it was difficult to find the stele for a while, Liang actually polished the inscription on He Jintao's Dezheng stele. Later, the "Five Rites and New Rituals" were changed to "Five Rites and New Rituals", with the seal script on the forehead by the powerful Prime Minister Cai Jing, and Liang Zimei's elixir calligraphy. This move was criticized by the patriotic poet Lu You and the epigrapher Zhao Mingcheng. According to reports, the stele was originally erected outside the east gate of Beijing (Daming Mansion), and there was a stele tower. The back tower was destroyed and the stele fell, broken into more than 10 pieces, and buried underground. In the 27th year of Jiajing reign in the Ming Dynasty (1548), Gu Yuzhu, the prefect, sent people to excavate it. Restored in 1987. The Song Dynasty inscriptions on the body of the stele are now obscured by polishing, and on the side of the stele, Liu Gongquanzhengshu Street, listed in the fifth year of Kaicheng of the Tang Dynasty, is clearly visible. It not only retains the exquisite Tang Dynasty carving art and the strong and beautiful original willow script, but also serves as valuable information for studying the history of the Song Dynasty.
Zhu Xi's Sutra Writing Stele
In the Daming County Stone Carving Museum. The stele has no forehead and no seat. It is a rectangular lying stele with a height of 1.8 meters, a width of 2.9 meters and a thickness of 0.3 meters.
It was first engraved in the Qiandao period of the Southern Song Dynasty (1165-1173). Zhu Xi wrote the elixir, and his disciple Cai Yuanding engraved it. It was re-engraved in the sixth year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1470) and placed in Damingfu School. The content is "Tai Chi theory", discussing the principles of Yin and Yang and Bagua. Although this stele was reprinted and engraved by the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Zi's style of writing still remains.
The ancient city wall and four gates
are in Daming County.
The former site of the Catholic Church
is in Daming County.
Shexian County
Wa Palace
It is located on Fenghuang Mountain, 14.5 kilometers northwest of Shexian County. Commonly known as grandma’s top. This mountain in Western China was named Zhonghuang Mountain in the Han Dynasty, and later called Tangwang Mountain. At the foot of the mountain are the Tingxi Palace and the Guangsheng Palace; on the mountainside is the Wa Palace, which is the main building on Nainaiding. It can be reached from the foot of the mountain along Shibapan Road. The palace is built on a high stone arch and is a three-story pavilion-style building with a height of more than 20 meters. There is a worship hall in front of the building. There are 8 "horse-fastening noses" carved on the mountain wall, which are tied to the back wall of the building with iron chains. According to popular legend, when the building is full of people, the iron chains will become tight, so it is known as the Hanging Temple. There is a stone cave in the pavilion, which was originally used for the statue of the goddess Wahuang and the Virgin Mary in ancient Chinese mythology. The "Lotus Sutra" is engraved on the mountain wall, with a height of 4 meters and a residual width of 12.85 meters; the "Sutra of Deep Esoteric Liberation" is 4.52 meters high and 7.05 meters wide. The font is neat, straight and beautiful, similar to the font of the Sutra Carving Cave in the Xiangtang Temple Grottoes. The stone Buddha in the Northern Qi Grottoes is broken.
Linwang Grottoes
It is located on the north bank of Qingzhang River in Linwang Village, Guxin Town, Shexian County. Thousands of Buddhas are carved on the three walls. On the right side of the cave gate is a monument built on a cliff. The inscription records that the cave was built by Li Ziliang, the Zhengli of Linshui County, before Cao Shenjun, the former Prince of Yang of the Qi Dynasty, when the Northern Zhou Dynasty destroyed the Qi Dynasty. The grotto is located on the side of the Ye-Jin Ancient Road, and its style is similar to the Tianlongshan Grottoes. It is an important physical example of the changes in the style of local grottoes from the Northern Qi Dynasty to the Sui Dynasty.
The Xiangtangpu Ambush Monument
is located in the southeast of Xiangtangpu Village, Shexian County. The mountains here are undulating and steep. Handan (Dan) is a long (zhi) kilometers long and winds through a narrow ravine in front of the village. It is a dangerous pass in the military. On March 31, 1938, Xu Xiangqian commanded the main force of the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army to ambush the Japanese invaders here, killing more than 400 people of the 108th Division, destroying 180 vehicles, seizing a large number of baggage weapons, and then regaining Shexian County. The victory of this battle played a great role in opening up and developing the Taihang Anti-Japanese Base Area.
The former site of the 129th Division Headquarters of the Eighth Route Army
It is located in Chi'an Village, 4.5 kilometers northwest of Shexian County.
Qingquan Temple and Guxin Worship Ancient Sophora japonica
They are located in Guxin Town, southwest of Shexian County.
Qingliang Temple
It is located in Beiqingta Township, Shexian County.
Lianhua Temple
It is located in Guanfang Township, Southeast County, Shexian County.
Jize County
Huimengtai
It is located in Wuguanying Township in the northeast of Jize County.
Maozao Tomb
It is located in Chenghuang Township, Jize County.
Dou Jiande City Ruins
It is located in Shuangta Town, southwest of Jize County.
Qiu County
Qiu County Ancient City Wall Ruins
It is located in Qiu Town, southwest of Qiu County.
Mosque and Han Tomb
In Qiu Town, southwest of Qiu County.
The tomb of Xing Lun, a doctor in the Ministry of Industry of the Ming Dynasty
It is located in Yingxiang, Beigucheng Township, Qiu County.
Quzhou Ancient City Wall Site
It is located in Beiguchengying Township, Qiu County.
Guangping County
National Heroes Monument
It is located in the northwest of Guangping County and north of Zhangmeng Village.
Shuangmiao
Shuangmiao Township in the southwest of Guangping County.
Feixiang County
The tomb of Pingyuan Jun Zhao Sheng
is located in Nanyuangu Township, Feixiang County.
Li Hang’s hometown
It is located in Beixianggongzhuang, Xidasi Shang Township, Feixiang County.
The ancient tombs of the Qing Dynasty
are located in Beigao Township, northeast of Feixiang County.
A group of ancient tombs of the Han Dynasty
It is located in Daxihan Township, southwest of Feixiang County.
The tomb of Li Hang, Prime Minister of the Song Dynasty
It is located in the western section of Yong'an Street in Feixiang County.
Linzhang County
Yecheng Ruins*
It is about 25 kilometers southwest of Linzhang County. It is a famous ancient city site in my country. Divided into northern and southern cities. The North City was first built in the Spring and Autumn Period during the reign of Duke Huan of Qi. During the Warring States Period, Marquis Wen of Wei was based here. In the ninth year of Jian'an (204) of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao used this as his capital after defeating Yuan Shao, and built three towers in its northwest corner, named Tongque, Jinfeng and Bingjing. Palaces, government offices, gardens, etc. were built in the city. During the Sixteen Kingdoms period, Yecheng was the capital of Later Zhao, Ran Wei, Qian Yan, Eastern Wei and Northern Qi during the Northern Dynasties.
Later Zhao Shihu built a palace here. Nancheng was built by Gao Huan of the Eastern Wei Dynasty. After the expansion of the Northern Qi Dynasty, it became grand, luxurious and magnificent. Most of the ruins are now buried, and there are still two remains of the Bronze Bird and Jinfeng towers on the ground.
Tongque Terrace
It is located in Santai Village, Linzhang County. It is one of the three towers built by Cao Cao at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. In the 15th year of Jian'an (210) of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao built this platform, which is 10 feet high and has more than 100 palaces. During the reign of Zhao Shihu, a five-story building was built on the platform, 50 meters high, and a bronze bird was placed on the top of the building, 5 meters high, as comfortable as flying. There are two wells connected by iron beams and tunnels, called Mingzi Cave, where treasures and food are stored. During the Tianbao period of the Northern Qi Dynasty, 300,000 craftsmen were recruited to overhaul three platforms. In the Yuan Dynasty, Yongning Temple was built on the platform. Most of Taiwan was destroyed by the Zhanghe River in the Ming Dynasty, and its ruins now exist. According to actual measurement, it is 60 meters long from north to south, 20 meters wide from east to west, and 5 meters high.
The tomb of Emperor Cao Huan of Wei Yuan Dynasty
It is located in Nixinzhuang Township, southwest of Linzhang County.
Cixian
Northern Dynasty Tombs*
It is located on the north bank of Zhanghe River in the southeast of Ci County. It is distributed in an area of ??20 to 30 kilometers with Jiangwu City as the center. Historically, it has long been believed that Cao Cao set up a doubtful tomb, so there is a saying of "Seventy-two doubts". However, according to archaeological excavations, there are more than 120 ancient tombs distributed here, all of which are tombs of royal families and nobles from the Northern Dynasty, Eastern Wei, and Northern Qi. The currently known ones include the tomb of Yuandan, the king of Dongchang in the Eastern Wei Dynasty, the tomb of Yuan Jingzhi, the king of Yiyang, the tomb of Gaosu, the king of Lanling in the Northern Qi Dynasty, the tomb of Princess Rurulin and the wife of Emperor Wucheng Gao Zhan, and the tomb of King Wenzhao Gaorun. The "Dazhong" in the south of Ci County is the "Juncheng Tomb" of Gaocheng, the eldest son of King Bohai. It shows that these are two mausoleum areas built by the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the Northern Qi Dynasty to the west of Yedu. The structure of the tomb chamber is generally a single room, and the walls of the tomb passage and the tomb chamber are painted. Each tomb has a bluestone epitaph with quite detailed records.
One of the pottery figurines unearthed from the tombs of the Northern Dynasties, about 30 centimeters high.
Pottery dancing figurine, 21.5 cm high.
Tomb passage murals - mythical beasts
Tomb passage murals - ceremonial guards (part)
Pottery warrior figurines, 48 ??cm high.
Tao Zhen Tomb Beast, 47 cm high.
Pottery figurines of officials, 142.5 cm high.
Stele of King Lanling
It is located in the east of Liuzhuang Village, Cixian County, in front of the tomb of Gao Su, King of Lanling in the Northern Qi Dynasty. Lanling King Gao Su, also known as Gao Changgong, was the grandson of Gao Huan, Emperor Shenwu of the Northern Qi Dynasty. He was good at fighting, extremely brave, and had repeatedly performed extraordinary feats. The lieutenant general of the army composed "Lanling King Entering the Battle Song" to praise it, and he was later promoted to Taiwei. The monument is 1.2 meters wide, 2.27 meters high and 0.33 meters thick. In the middle of the seal, there is a sixteen-character inscription on the front of the forehead: "The stele of King Zhongwu in Lanling, Huang Cheng, Taishi Taiwei, Duke of Qi Dynasty". Both sides of the stele have official script in Yin, and there is a stele pavilion.
Shang Dynasty ruins
It is located in Yingxiang, Dongshi Village, Cixian County.
The ancient kiln site in Cizhou during the Song Dynasty
It is located in Xiguantai Town, Ci County.
Y3 Excavation Site
The Guantai Kiln Site is a central kiln site of the Cizhou Kiln. It is located in the southwest of Ci County, about 40 kilometers away from the county seat, with a total area of ??about 500,000 square meters. Among the kiln sites in the Zhanghe River Basin, this is the most typical existing Cizhou kiln site, with the earliest creation and firing time, the longest duration, the largest kiln site area, and the best-preserved Cizhou kiln site.
Y8 excavation site
White-glazed small-mouth bottle with black flowers, 31.8 cm high.
Green glazed Kalingpinga, 45.1 cm high.
White-glazed black vase
The ruins of Jiangwu City in the Warring States Period
It is located in the east Jiangwu City and Township of Ci County.
Gao Huan’s Tomb
It is located at Nanguan of Cixian County.
Chenghuang Temple Main Hall
It is located in Cizhou Town, Ci County.
Ancient tombs of the Eastern Wei and Northern Qi
Located in Northeast Laicun Township of Ci County.
An old man figurine from the tomb of Princess Ruru of the Eastern Wei Dynasty - unearthed in 1979, 31 cm high.
The celadon kiln site of the Northern Dynasties
is located in Beijiabi Township in the north of Cixian County.
Cizhou Ancient Porcelain Kiln Site
It is located in Xidudang Township, Ci County.
(Yuan) Cizhou Kiln—white iron-painted landscape pillow
(Gold)—(Yuan) Cizhou Kiln—white iron-painted peony pattern bottle