Qinyang Zhu Zaiyu Tomb

Zhangpo Village, Wangzhuang Township, County

30 yuan

 & nbsp; The tomb of Zhu Zaiyu is located at the foot of Dongjiufeng Mountain in Zhangpo Village, Shanwangzhuang Township, 15 kilometers northeast of Qinyang County. Located north of Taihang Mountains and overlooking Huai River to the south, the tomb is surrounded by flowing water and an elegant environment. The Shendao Stele, originally written by the Ming Dynasty calligrapher Wang Duo, was destroyed by the Japanese army during the War of Resistance Against Japan. There was originally a tall mound of sealed soil on the tomb, with a shrine on the surface and stone statues on both sides of the shrine. After the beginning of the Cultural Revolution, it was gradually destroyed and flattened. In 1986, the state allocated funds for its restoration. The tomb is sealed with soil 2.5 meters high and a bottom diameter of 7.6 meters, with protective walls built around it. Fixed a Shinto that is 10 meters wide and 126 meters long. A tree monument in front of the tomb. In November 1986, it was announced as a cultural relic protection unit in Henan Province. Zhu Zaiyu was a great scientist in the Ming Dynasty of China, who made outstanding contributions to music, calendar, mathematics, and other fields