Chunshenjun Cemetery

The four gentlemen of the Warring States period were all able to sit down with the monarch and even argue against each other. This was almost impossible in the future feudal dynasties.

It’s a pity that I’ve been to Huangxie’s tomb. Not only do people have no basic respect and respect for it, they all climb up to sit and play on it. The government really should focus on protecting it.

Chunshen Jun Mausoleum is located in Liyingzi Town, Xiejiaji District, Huainan City, Anhui Province. It is the cemetery of Chunshen Jun Huangxie, one of the "Four Gentlemen" of the Warring States Period. Chunshenjun (?-238 BC), a native of Chu during the Warring States Period, his surname was Huang, and his name was Xie. He was also called the "Four Gentlemen" of the Warring States Period with Qi Mengchang, Zhao Pingyuan and Wei Xinling. In the period of King Chu Kaolie (262-238 BC), he was named Chu State Order Yin (Xiangguo), and he was given the title of Chunshen Jun. He gave land to 12 counties in Huaibei and later changed to Jiangdong (now Jiangsu and Shanghai area). Shanghai is referred to as Shen for short, and Wu Songjiang is renamed Huangpujiang, both are the best tributes to Huang Xie. In 238 BC, King Chu Kaolie died and Huang Xie was murdered by Li Yuan. Chunshenjun Mausoleum covers a total area of 7,000 square meters. Construction began in 2000 and officially opened to the outside world. The cemetery is backed by mountains and water, with Laishan in the Palgong Mountains in the north, Wabu Lake in the south, and 50 meters west of the Liyingzi Town Government. Its closed soil is 19 meters high and has a bottom diameter of 87 meters. In October 1979, the Anhui Provincial Archaeological Team inspected the tomb. In 1992, the Xie District Government erected a stele for the tomb of Huang Xie. In 2000, the construction of the "Chunshen Jun Mausoleum" was officially opened.

Many historical celebrities appeared in Huainan, under the name Chun Shenjun, they showed the historical heritage of Huainan.

There is a Hui ethnic group with ethnic characteristics. Huang Xie’s tomb is located there. Huang Xie (314-238 BC), a native of Jiangxia in Chu State, was originally from Huang State, a subordinate state of Chu State (now Huangchuan County, Henan Province). In the period of King Chu Kaolie, the official to Chu State Ling Yin was a famous statesman in the Warring States Period. He was also called the "Four Sons of the Warring States Period" with Wei Wuji, the Mausoleum of Wei Guoxin, Zhao Sheng, Zhao Pingyuan, and Mengchang Jun of Qi, and he was once the minister of Chu. Huang Xie traveled to learn well, and was eloquent; in the first year of King Chu Kaolie (262 before), Huang Xie was named the king of Chunshen, and he gave 12 counties in Huaibei. In 238 BC, King Chu Kaolie died of illness. Jun Shen Jun went to the funeral. Li Yuan made people lie in an ambush in the Thorns Gate and killed Jun Shen Jun and his family. According to the "Yue Jue Shu", Chun Shen Jun was killed by You King at the time of Chu You King. Chunshen Jun was feudal to Wu. Nowadays, people in Suzhou, Jiangsu respect Chunshen Jun. Many people regard it as a city god and establish gods for it, and make sacrifices on a regular basis. Date of birth 314 BCDate of death 238 BC