鳳山昭忠祠舊址 - Fengshan District

Not even a memorial. I don't know the correct position

According to the "Fengshan County Interview Book", Wuluotang Mountain is located in Dazhuli, the northern half of Lixu, the second and third high school, Changlixu, and Shannan is Zhaozhong Temple. Compared with today’s geographical location, Wuluotang Mountain is located on the north side of Bo’ai Road in Fengshan District and east of Jingwu Road Bridge, including the slaughterhouse, district farmers’ association, Chaitupi Cemetery and cleaning team. Part of Wuluotang Mountain is now Chaitou Pi Cemetery. (Walk along the railroad track, about 200 meters from Fengshan Railway Station towards Jiuqutang) Zhaozhong Temple was built in the south of the foothills of Wuluotang Mountain outside the north gate of Fengshan County. It was built in July in the year of Yihai of Guangxu (1875) and was completed in the second year of Guangxu. Admiral Tang Dingkuijian, deputy general Zhao Yuancheng supervised the construction. There are three Xiangtangs in Zhaozhong Ancestral Hall, and three in each of the two temples. There are 1,149 coffins to be buried beside them. The location is about the cemetery on the north side of Boai Road in Fengshan District today. It can be seen that Wuluotang Mountain at that time was a righteous grave. However, due to the change of dynasties, there was no one to take care of him for a long time, and he was already decadent.