Hengshui is the first of Jiuzhou. Hebei Province is called Hebei, which is also due to this. A profound culture has created a generation of celebrities, and the emergence of Confucian master Dong Zhongshu, Tang Dynasty classicist Kong Yingda , poet Gao Shi, literary master Sun Li , etc. Hengshui has national key cultural relics protection units 9.
1, Feng Family Tomb Group
Batch: First batch
Type: Ancient tomb
Address: Houcun, Anling Town, Jing County, Jing County
Northern Wei to the Feng Family Cemetery of the Sui Dynasty. It was formerly known as the Eighteen Chaos or the Treasures of the Family. Excavated in 1948. In 1955, the Beijing History Museum conducted an investigation. The discovery of this tomb group provides important physical information for the study of the tombs of large clans of this period, as well as politics, economy and culture. It was announced as a national key cultural relics protection unit in 1961.
2, Kaifu Temple Relic Pagoda
Batch: The fourth batch
Type: Ancient building
Address: Jingxian County, southwest corner of Jingxian County Prefecture Yamen (now Jingxian Middle School)
Relic Pagoda, with an octagonal plane, a twelve floor structure (the appearance of thirteen eaves), a flat seat under the second floor, a pavilion-style brick tower, a total height of 63.85 meters, an area of 316 square meters, and a total construction area of 1,500 square meters. Originally known as "Sakya Wen Relic Pagoda", commonly known as " Jingzhou Tower ", it is a stone tower with architectural style in the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127 AD). It is an ancient building with a long history, magnificent scale and well-preserved history.
3, Lujiazhuang mural tomb
Batch: The fifth batch
Type: Ancient tomb
Address: Hanwang Park, Anping County
A large vertical hole multi-chamber brick tomb in the Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220 AD), Lujiazhuang mural tomb shows people the true historical appearance of the past era. The murals in this tomb, such as huge travel pictures and aerial buildings, are unprecedented in the Han tombs in the past. It is particularly worth mentioning that the inscription of the fifth year of Sui Xiping was found in the tomb, which provided the exact age of this tomb and added the important value of mural materials, which greatly contributed to the study of the development of murals in the Han Dynasty.
4, Northern Qi Gao Family Tomb Group
Batch: The fifth batch
Type: Ancient tomb
Address: Jing County Wangtong Town and Duqiao Township
The fifth batch of national security, the tomb of the Gao family from the Northern Wei Dynasty to the Sui Dynasty, the local people call it "Gao Family Ancestral Tomb" or "Huanggu Mausoleum". There are 10 cemetery tombs with a wide distribution range, with a total area of about 370,000 square meters, and are divided into four protected areas.
5, Baoyun Pagoda
Batch: The sixth batch
Type: Ancient building
Address: Taocheng District Old Town Village, Taocheng District (within Baoyun Temple )
This pagoda was originally in Baoyun Temple, so it is called Baoyun Pagoda. In the 13th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1415), due to flooding, the county town was moved from the old city village to its current location, and Baoyun Temple also moved with the city. But although the temple moved, the pagoda had not moved and it had always stood on its original site. The tower is towering and towering under the green trees. Baoyun Tower is a brick and wood structure, with a height of 36.6 meters and a base circumference of 28.8 meters. There is an arched Buddha niche on the south side of the first floor, and there is a stone-carved lotus-shaped Buddha in it. In addition, there is a gourd-shaped tower brake on the top of the tower. Unlike Jingxian Relic Tower, the architectural styles of each floor of the tower are different, either as a mandarin duck bracket or a plum blossom bracket. The entire tower is made of nine-story eight-sided pyramids, which are majestic and ancient, reflecting the architectural talents of the working people.
6, Qinglin Temple Pagoda
Batch: The sixth batch
Type: Ancient building
Address: Gucheng County East of Raoyangdian Village, southwest of Zhengjiakou,
Qinglin Temple Pagoda is made of blue bricks, facing south and north, with an octagonal plane, and a tower base below. The tower is six stories tall and is a pavilion-style brick tower with a total height of 35.67 meters and a construction area of 165.2 square meters.Its shape is tall and beautiful, with exquisite masonry, and there are double-layer tower eaves between each floor. There is a copper gourd pagoda brake on the top of the tower. The first floor is a tower foundation more than three meters high, and above the second floor, each floor has a gate in the east, west, south and north. There are windows on the door, and window lattices with diamond patterns and cloud patterns in the sky. The floral decorations are exquisite and different. The eaves of the tower are 45 degrees inclined arches. The tower is a combination of the heart-piercing and the folding style inside the wall, which can climb up and reach the top of the tower. There are also Buddhist niches and lamp niches of different sizes on the four walls.
7, Jizhou Ancient City Ruins
Batch: The seventh batch
Type: Ancient site
Address: Jizhou District Jizhou Town Beiguan Village, west to Qianzhao Village, north to Houzhao Village
Jizhou Ancient City Ruins are located in Beiguan Village, Jizhou Town, west to Qianzhao Village, north to Houzhao Village. It is a section of earthen city wall in the northwest of Jizhou Ancient City in the Han Dynasty. It extends from northeast to southwest, with a total length of 4,500 meters, a distribution area of 2.25 million square meters, the highest point is 8 meters, and the width of the bottom and top are 30 meters and 10 meters respectively. The ditches along the west and north of the Seoul site are the moat of the original city. According to research, the ancient city was built during the reign of Emperor Gao of the Western Han Dynasty and has a history of more than two thousand years. During the Western Han Dynasty, the city was 12 miles away. During the Northern Song Dynasty, the city surrounds were expanded to 25 miles. The Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties also added and revised. The current ancient city wall is 3-5 meters high, the base is 30 meters wide, and the top is 4 meters wide. Some cultural relics are designated as national second-level and third-level cultural relics. Jizhou has rich cultural relics and great development value.
8, Hengshui Anji Bridge
Batch: The seventh batch
Type: Ancient building
Address: Taocheng District Shengli East Road
, also known as Hengshui Stone Bridge or Hengshui Old Bridge, spans on the Fuyang River . It was completed in October of the 31st year of Qianlong (1766 AD). The Fuyang River is a larger natural river in Taocheng District, which runs north and south, with a 42-kilometer-long flow in the territory. It was originally the main waterway transportation channel of Hengshui. On the north side of the Anji Bridge in Hengshui, there are passenger and freight terminals on the west bank of the Fuyang River. Merchants with a radius of 100 miles have all taken a boat to enter Tianjin and Beijing from here, which has led to the "Wenjin Street" at the west end of Anji Bridge. The name of Wenjin Street has been used to this day. The north side of the east and west ends of the bridge were originally built with Zhangye Temple, Xuanwu Temple, Longshen Temple, Anji Bridge Monument Pavilion, Guandi Temple, , Bahua Temple, Guanyin Hall and other ancient buildings, all of which have been destroyed. Now only one of the Dragon God Temple Monument and Bala Temple Monument are left.
9, Shenzhou Yingyi Yichuang
Batch: The seventh batch
Type: Ancient building
Address: Shenzhou City, the intersection of Boling West Road and Yongsheng Street is about 150 meters west (about 100 meters northwest of Yongsheng Flower Garden)
Yichuang is a social custom of the Han people in China in the old days. There were already in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Shenzhou Yingyi Yicang is abbreviated as Yicang. It is a building group in the Qing Dynasty. It is 56.13 meters long from north to south, 58.82 meters long from east to west, with a construction area of 1383.10 square meters and an area of 3428.8 square meters. It is divided into two courtyards, east and west courtyards, and the east courtyard is an office area. From north to south, there are four buildings, door courtyard, east and west wing rooms, and banquet hall, surrounding it into a small courtyard. Extending south from the central axis of the Sihe Courtyard, is there a building that worships gods that are closely related to the granary? Cang Shen Temple. The east and west courtyards are connected to the aisle of the west wing room through the gate. The West Courtyard is a storage area. There were 36 warehouses in the east, west, south and north. However, the seven warehouses were blown up by the Japanese invading aircraft in 1942 and now only the Nankang, Beikang , Xikang, and Tingshifang. The surroundings are fenced and the shape is a traditional courtyard style in the north.
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