Tomb of Ruan Ji

Ruan Ji's tomb is located in 43 middle school, No. 21, Beigang, Huatan, in the southwest of Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province. It was built in the Wanli period of Ming Dynasty (1573-1620). Tie the clothes and crown tomb. Existing tombstone. The monument was erected in 1898. Ruan Ji, a native of Weishi County, Henan Province, was once the commander of Xianghe infantry in Dongping. He was known as Ruan infantry in the world. He was a famous writer and thinker in the Wei Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms. Ruan Ji died in the fourth year of Yong'an (261) of emperor Jing at the age of 54. Ruan Ji's tomb on Hualu hill in Nanjing is a burial mound erected by students of the Eastern Jin Dynasty to commemorate their ancestors. According to Zizhitongjian, "Qiaojun Ji Kang, Chen liuyinji, Ji brother Zixian, Hanoi Shantao, Henan Xiangxiu, Langya wangrong, Peiren Liuling are very friendly, and they are called Seven Sages in the bamboo forest.". During the period of Wei and Jin Dynasties, the internal struggle of the ruling group was fierce and the politics was corrupt. Scholars and celebrities, represented by the Seven Sages of bamboo grove, are dissatisfied with the reality. They invite people to visit the mountain forest and drink to avoid evil and clean their bodies. They show noble integrity and are admired and commemorated by later generations.

Tomb of Ruan Ji

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Tomb of Ruanji: Tomb of Ruanji in Qinhuai District, Nanjing

Tomb of Ruanji: Tomb of Ruanji in Weishi County, Henan Province

Address: No.43 middle school, No.21, huakan Beigang, Qinhuai District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province

Longitude: 118.771809

Latitude: 32.017633

Chinese PinYin : Ruan Ji Mu