Li Shang's graveyard

The cemetery of Li Shang and his brother Li Shiqi is located in the south bank of Tiedi River in the southwest corner of gao yang cun, Levin Town, Qi County, Henan Province. Li Shiqi's tomb was built in the 12th year of Emperor Gaozu (BC 195), and Li Shangyin's tomb was built in the first year of Emperor Wendi (BC 179). The east and west of the two tombs are combined into one, about 7 meters high. After the tomb, Li Sheng Temple was built in the sixth year of Yan Xi in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 63), with Dongming County in Qiu Yong as a monument. Qing Qianlong was taught to write for six years (AD 174 1).

The tomb site was destroyed by floods and wars, and the temple inscriptions were destroyed. Later, people went to the cemetery to borrow soil without authorization, and one third of the north of the two tombs was dug. Its tomb is revered by all previous dynasties, and it is an ancient tomb of the Han Dynasty with an exact date on the eastern Henan plain. In addition to these two tombs, there are many small tombs of Han dynasty buried in the tomb area, including the tombs of Han dynasty, which is of great significance to the development and research of Qin and Han culture and ritual and music system.