Tomb of King Zhao Wuling

The tomb of King Zhao Wuling is located in the center of the county, with a circumference of 220 meters and a height of 10 meters. During the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty, a stone tablet was erected in the south of the tomb, and a monument building was built, 4 meters high. It was repaired in 1918, with a tree stele and a Shinto path 246.67 meters long. In 1984, a wall was built around it for protection. The cemetery is covered with trees and the graves are covered with green grass. After rebuilding the archway and the tomb mound, the Wuling Tomb is even more majestic and majestic.

King Wuling of Zhao (approximately 340 BC-295 BC), named Yong, was the sixth king of Zhao State. Outstanding statesman, military strategist and reformer. The policy of "Hufu riding and shooting" he implemented had a positive impact on the development of Chinese society at that time and later.