Tomb of Wang De-lu, Monument tomb in Taibao City, Taiwan.
The Tomb of Wang De-lu is a stone mausoleum in Taibao combining traditional architectural elements with commemorative features. The structure sits within landscaped grounds and bears inscriptions documenting military achievements.
Wang De-lu entered imperial Qing navy service at age 15 and rose through ranks until 1843. His life reflects the military history of the early Qing period.
The tomb reflects Taiwanese military memorial traditions and shows through its design how mainland and island heritage connect. The inscriptions and layout tell of a time when such monuments held central importance in society.
The site is accessible by public transportation from central Taibao and sits in a peaceful setting. Guided tours run regularly and help visitors understand the historical details.
The mausoleum is among Taiwan's largest preserved historical burial monuments and draws visitors interested in Qing military history. Its scale and condition make it a rare example of this building type in the region.
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