Ming-Grab des Prinzen von Lu
Ming-Grab des Prinzen von Lu, Mausoleum in China
The Ming-Grab des Prinzen von Lu is a grand mausoleum located in Zoucheng, China.
This site dates back to the Ming dynasty and is recognized as a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level.
The mausoleum reflects the profound Ming dynasty customs and is a significant cultural heritage site.
Visitors to the site can gain insights into the architectural style and mortuary practices of the time.
It remains an exemplary representation of the dignified resting places crafted for royalty during the Ming period.
Location: Zoucheng
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