Zhu Quan’s Tomb and King Le’an’s Tomb
Zhu Quan’s Tomb and King Le’an’s Tomb is a scenic area in Nanchang, China.
Visitor information
- Also known as
- 朱权墓与乐安王墓
- City
- Nanchang
- Coordinates
- 28.6654917, 115.670304
About Zhu Quan’s Tomb and King Le’an’s Tomb
The Tomb of Zhu Quan and the Tomb of King Le'an are located in Xinjian District, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province. They are ancient ruins from the Ming Dynasty. From October 29 to November 20, 1958, the Jiangxi Provincial Commission for Cultural Affairs excavated the tomb of Zhu Quan; in 1987, the tomb of King Le'an was cleaned up. Zhu Quan's Tomb is the largest tomb of a Ming Dynasty vassal in Jiangxi Province and is known as the "Jiangnan Underground Palace". The tomb has been repaired and well preserved. The tomb of King Le'an belongs to the tomb of Ning Fan King in Jiangxi Province during the Ming Dynasty. Unearthed in Zhu Quan's tomb were gold ingots, silver earrings, jade belts, Taoist crowns, bronzes, wooden figurines and pottery.
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Frequently asked questions
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