How many of these ancient Songming cultural relics have you seen?

Songming -Dian Fu's head, charm of cultural relics

First saying

Songming is located in the hinterland of Central Yunnan, with a long history. Before the Spring and Autumn Period, Songming belonged to the ancient Liangzhou area. The Warring States Period was the Waiman tribe such as the immersive, Mo Mo and other surnames. In the second year of the Western Han Dynasty (109 BC), the Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, and Songming was the Mu Mi County under the jurisdiction of Yizhou County. After Zhuge Liangping settled in the south, Songming was under the jurisdiction of Jianning County. During the Tang Dynasty, Songming was the land of ascending Maichuan. During the Song Dali period, Song Meng (Song Ming) was under the jurisdiction of the Palace. During the Yuan and Qing Dynasties, Songming was under the jurisdiction of the Yunnan government. In the third year of the Republic of China (1914), Songmingzhou was changed to Songming County. The People's Republic of China was established, known as Songming County, which belongs to the Qujing area, and was assigned to Kunming in 1983. The ancestors who have been breeding on the land of Songming have left rich relics and relics. At present, Songming County has a total of 163 non -mobile cultural relics, of which 32 cultural relics protection units at all levels of provinces, municipalities, and counties are registered with 131 cultural relics. 327 pieces of cultural relics (sets), one of the secondary cultural relics (sets), 63 pieces of third -level cultural relics (sets), general cultural relics have 177 pieces (sets), 86 pieces of non -graded cultural relics (sets); cultural relics information; cultural relics information; More than a thousand pieces.

Wenmiao Kuixing Pavilion

Yuantong Temple Kui Ge

Lao Yu Tun Deng's House

Red Army Long March Memorial Tower

Gali Zehonghong altitude stone carvings

Monument to the upstream reservoir

Longjie Longji Bridge

The Republic of China Yuan Jiagu Book of Ming Lan Mao's "Lezhi Fu" horizontal frame

Warring States-Western Han Copper Block

Han circle feet, two ears copper 足

Bronze hook

High-necked copper jar Warring States-Western Han Gao Nai Tao Box

Warring States-Western Han Tao Wan

Lan Mao Tomb and Langong Temple

Lan Mao's Tomb and Langong Temple is located at No. 141 South Street, Yanglin Town, Songming County. It is the tomb and ancestral hall of the famous Yin Yueist, medical scientist, writer and poet Lan Mao (1397-1470) in the Ming Dynasty in our province. The Langong Temple has three parts: front yard, ancestral hall, and backyard. The ancestral hall was built in 1476 (12 years of Chenghua), and has been repaired in all ages. During the Republic of China, it was rebuilt as a Sihe patio -style building consisting of the main hall, east to west room, and gate building. In 1988, the provincial, municipal, and county -level governments were rebuilt the shrine on the original site according to the original site. Lan Mao's tomb is located in the backyard of the ancestral hall. In 1985, the county established the Lan Mao Memorial Hall in the ancestral hall to show the deeds and the results of Lanxue research. Langong Temple was announced as the second batch of provincial key cultural relics protection units in our province on January 13, 1983. In 1998, the Yunnan Provincial Party Committee, the Provincial Government, and the Kunming Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Government were named the patriotic education base.

Source: Songming Cultural Tourism

Edit: Gu Yanbo, Bu Yuanyuan

Review: Lei Xia

Release: Songming County Rong Media Center

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