Located in Yingyang City, this tomb is the burial site of Zhang Xianzhong, a key figure in the late Ming Dynasty peasant rebellions. It’s renowned for its ancient architecture, including a traditional pavilion, stone-paved pathways, and numerous inscribed stone monuments. The site showcases exhibits detailing Zhang Xianzhong’s life and military campaigns, alongside replicas of historical artifacts and records. Key attractions include a group of bronze sculptures depicting Zhang Xianzhong leading his troops, a calligraphy area featuring inscriptions by prominent scholars, and a historical corridor illustrating the events of the late Ming peasant uprisings, including the involvement of Li Zicheng. The site also includes a traditional sacrificial plaza where visitors can participate in rituals, offering a profound connection to history.
