鄭成功墓址紀念碑

A clean and tidy little park

Important historical traces, but not very seriously, all the way blood Yin behind this, should deserve more respect

What is the red cloth on the face? Is it before the statue is completed? That being said, it is interesting to see that Koxinga was once buried here. The situation around that was mentioned in the explanation of the King Shrine in Enpei-gun. Post it. On June 23, 1662 (Ming, 16th year of the Eiryaku calendar), Chung's success passed away. The body was buried in Takesada Shikoo, now Shioguri, Yongkang City, and Zheng Jing, who died in 1681, was buried near the tomb. In 1699 (Qing, Kangxi 38), the body of Koxinga's father and son was buried in Fujian's hometown, and the tomb site was devastated after that, so its location cannot be determined at present. Therefore, in 1980, the Tainan Prefectural Government erected the "Chung Success Tomb Monument" on the tomb that has been handed down to this day. It seems that it is. I also went to the tomb of Chung's success in Fujian Province, which is mentioned here. Although it is a large graveyard along the approach, the gravestone itself was not so large, and it felt like the grave of the Ishii Chung clan. There is also a museum of Koxinga on the same site, and in addition to Chinese and English, explanations were written in Japanese.

The monument to Zheng Chenggong, walk by to take a look, the small clean park is organized.

In the industrial area, it is planned to be a small park and maintained quite clean. There are no other attractions nearby. It would be a bit boring if you come here specially.

(2021.3.1) The small park vacant land caught in a pile of tin factories is a little quiet. There is almost no time to stay. Those who like history can consider coming for a pilgrimage.

Zheng Chenggong died of illness shortly after arriving in Taiwan and was buried in Yanzhouli (Zhouziwei), Yongkang District, Tainan City. It is a pity that Emperor Kangxi’s relocation policy (not to make Taiwanese miss the Zheng regime and the former Ming Dynasty) made the country’s surname. Ye's tomb could not be left in Taiwan, and only the site of the tomb was left for people to remember. However, the Han people in Taiwan put their longing for the Zheng regime on their faith, which formed one of the many origins of the faith of the princes in Taiwan! "Tang Jianyin to fight against evil and protect the realm forever, and to patrol the north and hunt in the south, Anbang, and the Han Dynasty prestige." Although the tangible cemetery is no longer there, the spirit, history and culture have always existed in Taiwan. The multicultural Taiwan makes people feel that it is beautiful! Respect this kingdom that has existed on this land for 21 years, and also pay tribute to the country's surname!