Tomb of Quan Zuwang

Tomb of Quan Zuwang

The tomb of Quan Zuwang is a provincial key cultural relic protection unit in Zhejiang Province and the Sixth Batch of national key cultural relic protection units.

Qing Dynasty architecture, located in the south of Wangjiaqiao nursery in the southern suburb of Ningbo City, facing south, in front of the Kuang river.

Precious heritage

Quan Zuwang (1705-1755), with the name of Shaoyi and the name of Xie Shan, was born in Yinxian county. He was an important representative of the eastern Zhejiang School in the Qing Dynasty, a famous historian, writer and scholar. In the first year of Qianlong's reign (1736), he was a Jinshi in the joint examination and became a good scholar in the Hanlin Academy. Because he didn't attach power, he resigned the next year and returned to his post. He devoted himself to learning and continued to give lectures. He traveled all over the country. He once taught at Jishan Academy in Shaoxing, followed by many followers. Later, he was invited to teach at Duanxi Academy in Guangdong Under the influence of Wan Sitong, he studied the history of Song Dynasty and Southern Ming Dynasty, and paid attention to the local literature, especially the classical literature and the old extension of Jinshi. He once compiled the Tianyige stele catalogue, which has 38 volumes of "Yiqi Pavilion collection" and 50 volumes of "waibian", 10 volumes of "poetry collection", as well as the geographical records of Han Dynasty, the chronology of ancient and modern general history, the questions and answers of classics and history, and Ju Yu Tu Yin 》In addition, there are also seven schools of shuijingzhu, three papers of Jixue Jiwen by Wang Yinglin of the Southern Song Dynasty, and a continuation of Yongshang old poems, which add a lot of precious heritage to the cultural treasure house of our country.

Quan's cemetery

The cemetery was originally Quan's cemetery, which is a part of zuguanshan tomb group. Tomb sitting east by North, West by south, is located in a green grass. The plane of the tomb is rectangular, 730 cm wide and 420 cm deep. It is surrounded by strips of stones, 122 cm high. The tombstone is the original object, 122 cm high and 122 cm long. It is inscribed with "the tomb of Xie Shan Quan Tai Shi". On both sides of the altar, there are two inscriptions of "Quan Zuwang's biography" and two square stone columns, on which there are two charming lions. This is the tomb beast.

Regulation of tombs

Not far from the northeast of the tomb is the tomb of the sixth generation of Quan Zuwang. The regulation of the tomb is almost the same as that of Quan Zuwang's tomb, which is rectangular in shape, wide in surface and shallow in depth.

Taishi tomb in Quanxie mountain

Quan Zuwang died at the age of 51. He was buried in the south of the tomb of Quan Shaowei, the sixth patriarch, and his father Quan Qi. The tomb is a horizontal rectangle. The tombstone is engraved with "Quan Xie Mountain Tai Shi tomb". On the west side is Quan's Shinto stone square of Ming Dynasty.

Cultural relics protection

The Sixth Batch of national key cultural relics protection units, serial number: 547, serial number: iii-250, name: baiyunzhuang and tombs of Huang Zongxi, Wan Sitong and Quan Zuwang.

Address: Hengchun bridge, Hengchun street, Haishu District, Ningbo

Longitude: 121.52953

Latitude: 29.85901

Ticket information: free.

Chinese PinYin : Quan Zu Wang Mu