The former capital of Zhongshan state

The site of Zhongshan ancient capital is located in the scenic spot of Zhongshan national capital at the foot of forest mountain, covering an area of 35 square kilometers. It is the site of Zhongshan national capital in the Warring States period more than 2000 years ago. It is a key cultural relic protection unit of the state. Most of the unearthed cultural relics are rare treasures, which caused a sensation in the world. There are more than ten sites of palaces, residential areas, pottery and smelting sites. In the back of the city, there are three ancient Buddha halls on the East and west forest mountains and the plain. In the gorge, there are Wanshou Temple site, Yinyang cypress and the tombs of eminent monks (there are 13). Linshanxia reservoir is surrounded by green willows, and the mountains and waters reflect each other. It can carry out various water activities. The ancient Zhongshan state, known as the "mysterious kingdom", was established by Xianyu tribe of the nomadic Baidi people during the Warring States period. After several ups and downs, it created a glorious history, but because there are only sporadic records in historical records, its historical relics are even more complicated. In 1974, when people knocked on the first tile in the history of Zhongshan state, this mysterious kingdom with a history of more than 2300 years and living in the hinterland of the seven heroes of the Warring States period appeared in front of the world. In March of Yangchun, the reporter came to Pingshan County to visit the ancient Zhongshan state site. About 15 kilometers eastward from Pingshan County, a small tushanbao entered the reporter's view. Local staff said that it was the tomb of the empress of national mourning in Zhongshan, which was well preserved and has not been excavated. The tomb of zhongshanwang "CuO" is about 30 meters to the west of aihou tomb. It was excavated in 1974, from which nearly 20000 cultural relics were unearthed. According to historical records, in 323 B.C., the son of Mr. Nakayama called himself "king of Zhongshan", and together with the kings of Yan, Han, Zhao and Wei, he was called "Prime Minister of the five kingdoms". In the civil strife of Yan state in 314 BC, Zhongshan king "CuO" took the opportunity to send troops to cut down Yan Lue's land "hundreds of miles, dozens of cities", and won a large area of Yan state, ranking among the vassals and becoming the country of Qiancheng. It is understood that the tomb of zhongshanwang "CuO" is the largest one of the tombs excavated in Zhongshan state. In the tomb of Zhongshan king, the reporter saw that the plane of the tomb was in the shape of "middle". There was a passage in the north and south, with a total length of 97 meters. It was divided into two parts: the ground and the underground. The underground part includes the outer chamber, the East reservoir, the West reservoir and the Northeast reservoir. In the second half of the main chamber, there are six accompanying tombs. In the front and side, there are two chariot pits, one miscellaneous martyr pit and one burial ship pit. Although the tomb of Zhongshan king has been excavated and destroyed many times, a large number of precious cultural relics have been unearthed, including bronze, iron, gold and silver, pottery, jade, agate, bone and horn, wood lacquer, etc.

Address: Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province (about 15 kilometers east of Pingshan County)

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