陳永華將軍古墓 - Tainan City

Although I have never been there, how can the murals be the officials of the Qing Dynasty costumes, Chen Jinan is the general rudder of the heavens and the earth.

Although it is an empty tomb, it is an important historical site.

Interesting monuments

In fact, the location is remote, but the maintenance is not bad.

The regional government has a cemetery arranged by a fixed person, which is remote, but the environment is relatively quiet and clean.

The mural in front of the ancient tomb commemorates Chen Yonghua's achievements in Tainan City.

Historical figures are worth remembering

Chen Yonghua, a native of Tong'an County, Quanzhou Prefecture, at the end of the Ming Dynasty, was recruited by Zheng Chenggong, the "King of Yanping County" for his superior knowledge, and he assisted his son Zheng Jing. After Zheng Jing's hereditary "Yanping County King" began to reuse Chen Yonghua, Chen Yonghua then vigorously implemented a series of new policies. Ten years later, Taiwan's economic growth and social stability, even Beijing's Qing court was also eye-catching. In the Ming and Zheng Dynasties, Taiwan was represented by "Dongning", and Zheng Jing claimed to be "King of Dongning". During the Western Expedition, Zheng Jing made Chen Yonghua stay in Taiwan and was appointed as the "Dongning General System" to take full responsibility. The three armies did not move, and the grain and grass first. During the five years before Zheng Jing’s military expedition, Chen Yonghua dispatched military grain to the front line without interruption in the rear, and his political skills were solid. To summarize Chen Yonghua's contribution to Taiwan with a joint: "Residents are stationing in the fields, taking soil and burning tiles, turning Yupenglai to make them live and work in peace." "Xing Xianxue, boil sugar and salt, solidify Pei Yuan to ensure long-term stability." Before the Qing Dynasty, Taiwan was a state of foreignization, and there was no large-scale and serial development and construction. The Dutch who occupied Taiwan earlier could not be regarded as a government, and could only be regarded as a "company". The company's goal is to make profits, and naturally it will not build Taiwan with all its heart. Observing whether a ruling group has ulterior motives for the people of this land can be known from a simple indicator, that is, "education". Chen Yonghua established the first Confucius Temple in Taiwan, established schools to broaden people's wisdom, and held imperial examinations to cultivate talents. Because he made a lot of contributions to Taiwan, later generations would treat it with the West Shu Kongming, and respectfully called it the Zheng's Zhuge. The "Yonghua Palace" near the Confucian Temple in Tainan was built to commemorate Chen Yonghua's contribution to Taiwan. He worshipped "Guangze Zunwang" and accompanied "Chen Yonghua to join the army". In addition, the "Chen Deju Hall" on Yongfu Road is said to be Chen Yonghua's former residence. The novelist Chen Yonghua is legendary, and his name was changed to "Chen Jinnan" under the people's name. He commanded Tiandi to counter the Qing Dynasty, and Tiandi would be called Hongmen in modern times. After his death, Chen Yonghua was originally buried in the Guoyi community in Liuying District, Tainan. A few years later, based on political considerations, the Qing Dynasty moved it back to Tongan, Fujian, leaving the tomb empty. Forty-one characters are engraved on the tombstone: "The Emperor Ming gave a funded doctor Zheng Zhi Shangqing Metropolitan Academy Zuodu Yushi General System Consultation to join the army supervision army Shishi Wenzheng Chen Gong and his wife Shuzhen Hong's Tomb" Among them, "Ji Wenzheng" attracted my attention. The words used in the ancient officialdom were dictated by rules. "Wenzheng" was a respected title of civil servants in ancient times. It was rarely known as "Wenzheng" after death. In the impression, there were only a few civil ministers in the Qing Dynasty who were accused of being "wenzheng", such as: Liu Tongxun (father of Liu Yong), Du Shoutian (Xianfeng Emperor), Zeng Guofan (the chaos of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom). The "Wenzheng" on the tombstone of Chen Yonghua, perhaps the posthumous title added by Zheng Jing of the "Dongning Dynasty", is unknown.