The owners of the tombs of celebrities in Foshan, Guangdong Province, include Chen Ning, Ye Yan, Xian Guang, Fang Xianfu, He Yan, Chen Yanye, Liang Shiyi and other high-ranking officials of various dynasties, zou Tefu such as the master of public opinion, and two lady of the commandments.
1. Chen Ning's tomb
Chen Ning's tomb
Chen Ning's tomb is located in Guanyao Zixia Village, Shishan Town, Nanhai District, Foshan City; it is now a cultural relics protection unit of Foshan City.
Chen Ning (937-1032), a native of Luyingzhou, Guangdong (present-day Yingde, Guangdong), moved to Nanhai in the third year (960) of the Fifth Dynasty Southern Han Dynasty Dabao, and was the ancestor of the village of Lishui Ma luxury; he served as an official in the Southern Han Dynasty and the Northern Song Dynasty, and the official Yushi and the Imperial Counselor; after Returning to his hometown, he had many good deeds and was respected by the people.
2. Tomb of Ye Zhengjian (Ye Zhengjian).
Ye Zhengjian (Ye Zhengjian) tomb
The tomb of Ye Zhengjian (Ye Zhengjian) is located in Hulugang, Yanfeng Village, Dali Town, Nanhai District, Foshan City; it is now a cultural relics protection unit of Foshan City.
Ye Yong (1107-1195), a native of Xianyou County (present-day Xianyou, Fujian) of the Xinghua Army; a jinshi in the first year of the Southern Song Dynasty Shaoxing (1131), an official to Shangshu Zuo Shu (zai chancellor); a person who was clean and upright, knew people well, and was good at handling major affairs; and was posthumously honored.
3. Tomb of Lady Ye Yan
Tomb of Lady Ye Yan
The tomb of Lady Ye Yan is located in the back hill of Guanyao Xixia Village, Shishan Town, Nanhai District, Foshan City, and is a crown tomb.
Lady Ye Ofe's wife, Liang Shi, was born and died in an unknown year, and her life was unknown; she was the Lady of Yipin.
4. Sin Guang Tomb
Sin Guang Tomb
Xian Guang's tomb is located in Daluo Village, Lecong Town, Shunde District, Foshan City; it is now a cultural relics protection unit in Shunde District.
Xian Guang (1470-1542), a native of Shunde County, Guangzhou Province (present-day Shunde District, Foshan); a jinshi in the ninth year of Ming Hongzhi (1496), an official to the post of Taifu Taichang and the Right Attendant of the Ministry of Works; resigned twice; he was an official who was clean and honest and good at judging difficult cases.
5. Tomb of Fang Xianfu
Tomb of Fang Xianfu
Fang Xianfu's tomb, originally located in Dagangshan, Xiqiao Town, Nanhai District, Foshan City, was moved to Houshan, Kongbian Village in 1992; it is now a cultural relics protection unit in Guangdong Province.
Fang Xianfu (1485-1544), a native of Nanhai County, Guangzhou Prefecture (present-day Nanhai District, Foshan); he was diligent and talented since childhood; he was a scholar in the eighteenth year of Ming Hongzhi (1505), an official to the official Shangshu, The Prince Taibao, and a scholar of Wuyingdian University; after returning from illness, he lectured in Xiqiao Mountain For more than ten years.
6. Tomb of Mrs. Huo Tao
Tomb of Mrs. Huo Tao
The tomb of Mrs. Huo Tao is located behind the site of Baofeng Temple in Xiqiao Mountain, Nanhai District, Foshan City.
Lady Huo Tao (1486-1517), a concubine of Huo Tao, was a Sanpin Shuren. Huo Tao was a native of Nanhai (present-day Chancheng District, Foshan), an official of the Libu Shangshu and Crown Prince Shaobao, who supported the Jiajing Emperor in the "Great Ceremonial Discussion". According to legend, after the death of the Ou clan, Huo Tao made people search for a good place for burial, and looked at the side of the Daxiong Treasure Hall of the Baofeng Temple in Xiqiao Mountain, so he destroyed the temple by the monks to bury the Ou clan.
7. Tomb of He Yan
Tomb of He Yan
He Yan's tomb is located in Xiaojinshan, Maning Village, Xingtan Town, Shunde District, Foshan City.
He Yan (何彦), date of birth and death unknown, was a native of Shunde County, Guangzhou Prefecture (present-day Shunde District, Foshan), a scholar in the fourteenth year of Ming Jiajing (1535), an official to the secretary of the Taibu Temple;
8. Tomb of Chen Yanye
Tomb of Chen Yanye
Chen Yanye Tomb, located on the west side of Jinyan Market, North District, Daliang Street, Shunde District, Foshan City, is now a cultural relics protection unit of Foshan City.
Chen Yanye (1603-1647), a native of Shunde County, Guangzhou Province (present-day Shunde District, Foshan); Nanming Juren, the head of the military department; in the first year of the Southern Ming Dynasty (1647), he led an army to attack the Qing army that invaded Guangzhou, and was sentenced to the punishment of lingchi (Ling Chi) when defeated; he was the first of the "Three Loyalties of Lingnan" in the anti-Qing Dynasty; Neng Shiwen, together with Li Suiqiu and Kuang Lu, was called the "First Three Houses of Lingnan".
9. Zoutev's tomb
Zoutev Tomb
Zou Tefu Tomb, originally located in Huangqi Community, Dali Town, Nanhai District, Foshan City, was moved to Houhai Changqing Cemetery in 1997; it is now a cultural relics protection unit of Foshan City.
Zou Tefu (1819-1869), a native of Nanhai County, Guangzhou Province (now Nanhai District, Foshan), was proficient in astronomical almanacs and achieved many achievements, including "Jia Yin Star Table", "Equatorial Star Map", "Zodiac Star Map", "Multiplication Technique", etc.; his family dominated Chinese public opinion geology for more than 200 years.
10. Tomb of Liang Shiyi
Liang Shiyi
Liang Shiyi Tomb, located in Jiumudun, Gangtou Village, Baixiao Town, Sanshui District, Foshan City.
Liang Shiyi (1869-1933), a native of Sanshui County, Guangzhou Province (now Sanshui District, Foshan), Jinshi in the 20th year of the Qing Dynasty (1894), successively served as Minister of Posts and Communications, Minister of State, and Director of the General Bureau of Railways; in the early republic of China, he successively served as Secretary General of Yuan Shikai's Presidential Office, Premier of the Bank of Communications, Minister of Finance, and State Premier of the Beiyang Government.