Can Han people accept Ran Min's body after his death? Is there his temple ancestral hall? Where is he buried?

Ran Min died in Chaoyang, Liaoning today (called Longcheng in ancient times). Legend has it that it was buried in this mountain, and legend has it that it was buried in Neihuang County, Wei County (now Neihuang County, Anyang, Henan Province).

According to local documents in Chaoyang, after Ran Min died, Hu, Jie and others scrambled to dissect his body. Xianbei also abandoned his bones in the wilderness and was not allowed to be buried. Ran Min's bones were eaten by wolves and wild animals. There is no tomb of Ran Min in Chaoyang.

Another story says that after Ran Min was killed, Zhang Yu Jiang Gan and others took Ran Min, who was wearing boots and clothes, to the hometown of Ran Min's ancestors-now Huang Ran Village, Henan Province. Changyu built a cenotaph for Ran Min, and the scenery was buried. This is the local tomb of Wang Ran.

20 12 was initiated by family descendant Ran Dong, and Chinese people at home and abroad raised funds to build Ran Min Memorial Park in Zhaiwai Village, Gaodi Township, Neihuang County, Anyang City, Henan Province, the hometown of Ran Min. Ran Min Memorial Park, also known as China Soul Park, includes Ran Min Statue, Sword Forest, Huaxia wailing wall and other buildings. Every year, many China people at home and abroad spontaneously come here to pay tribute to the national hero Ran Min. It used to be the tomb of Ran Min, the ancient king of mourning, but it was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. Now, it is the only cultural relic of Wei Ran Dynasty in the period of Five Lakes and Sixteen Countries in ancient China.