Neihuang county second mausoleum area

The second mausoleum covers an area of more than 350 mu, with a length of 2050 meters from north to south and a width of 1060 meters from east to west. As early as 4400 years ago, after the Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan, they stood one after another. Mausoleum belonged to Puyang, Dongfang County in ancient times. In the seventh year of Jin Dading (1 167), it was assigned to Huaxian County, 1940 to newly established Gaoling County, and 1949 to Neihuang County. Zhuan Xu Mausoleum has a long history, and traditional sacrificial activities have a long history. According to documents, there were tombs in the Han Dynasty, temples in the fourth year of Tang Taihe (830), the sixth year of Song Gande (968) and the seventh year of Jin Dading, which were repaired many times after the Yuan Dynasty. The building is magnificent, simple and elegant, with numerous steles and lush pines and cypresses. It is one of the twelve scenic spots in the famous "Hua County Records". There have been sacrifices in all previous dynasties, and they have been listed as customization since the Song Dynasty. For example, The Book of Rites of Song Dynasty records: "In the fourth year of Hongwu, the Ministry of Rites decided to offer sacrifices to the thirty-five emperors, and offered sacrifices to Zhuan Xu and Gao Xin."