Liang wangzhong

Liang wangzhong

Liangwangzhong is located in the hinterland of Lubei plain, 15 kilometers east of Shanghe county. The tomb is 70 meters long from north to South and 50 meters wide from east to west, covering an area of 3500 square meters. The tomb is 5 meters high and uses more than 1700 square meters of soil.

This tomb is the tomb where King Hui of Liang was defeated in the eastern expedition of Qi during the Warring States period, and his eldest son died. According to the records of the old Shanghe county annals, "in the East and north of the city is the tomb of the king of Liang, and in the west of Zhuang is very tall. There are several couplets in the temple, and there are inscriptions on it. In the words of King Hui of Liang," the East was defeated by Qi, and the eldest son died, so he was buried here. " The mound soil is black clay, which contains a large number of shells and the remains of minnows and beans in the spring and Autumn period. It has been eroded by wind and rain for more than 2000 years. It is as solid as sand and stone, and still retains its original appearance. At that time, 100000 soldiers from the coast of the East China Sea made this grave. On April 29, 1996, the people's Government of Shanghe County listed liangwangzhong as the first batch of key cultural relics protection units. Recently, Shandong provincial and municipal cultural relics units have sent people to inspect the site for many times and plan to list it as a key cultural relics protection unit at the provincial level.

Liangwangzhong village, Zhenglu Town, Shanghe county is located in the north of the town, with 121.2 hectares of land and 367 people. It got its name from the tomb site of Liang Wang.

Address: 500 meters northwest of liangwangzhong village, Zhenglu Town, Shanghe County, 20 kilometers east of the county

Longitude: 117.35677337646

Latitude: 37.333156585693

Chinese PinYin : Liang Wang Zhong