Han tombs of the kings of Lu
With the name Han tombs of the kings of Lu ( Chinese 汉 鲁 王墓 , Pinyin Hàn Lǔ wáng mù ) - often also known as Han tombs from the Jiulongshan ( Chinese 九龙山 汉墓 , Pinyin Jiǔlóngshān Hànmù ) after the most important site - these are tombs from Lu State during the Western Han Dynasty . They are located in Qufu (Jiulongshan 九龙山 and Tingshan 亭 山) and in Zoucheng邹城市 (Sijishan 四 基 山), Shandong Province , People's Republic of China . There are several tombs.
In the four graves of the Jiulongshan site excavated by the Shandong Provincial Museum in 1970, 1,900 grave goods were found. The finds of the accessories of 12 four-horse wagons (sima anche 驷马 安 车) and the 50 horses buried with them are significant.
The graves in Qufu have been on the list of monuments of the People's Republic of China (5-170) since 2001 .
literature
- Shandong sheng bowuguan: "Qufu Jiulongshan Hanmu fajue jianbao" [Brief excavation report of the Han tomb at Jiulongshan, Qufu], Wenwu, No. 5 (1972), pp. 39-54; and after p. 64 (panels 1-6).
Web links
- Han Lu wang mu - Chinese
- Jiulongshan Hanmu - Chinese
- Chariot fitting — draft pole ornament, yuan shou shi - English
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