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How did the Qing dynasty officers and men rush to the mountainous area of ​​Jiaxian? And they were separated from each other. It turned out that these officers and men were equivalent to the coastal defense forces, and helped build the defense road around 1885. However, because the southern climate was hot and prosperous, a large number of officers and soldiers died. It is buried in the barracks. Later, the Kaohsiung County Government was the city's historic site. Rebuild the cemetery. For future generations to hang.

Secluded. See the nature warning brought by the typhoon along the way ~

When I came up today, the tombstone area was covered with grass, only a few tombstones were exposed.

Covered by grass, only three tombstones are seen

The local teaching site of the town navy tomb. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, Zuo Zongtang recruited the Chu Yong system (ie, the Hunan Army) from Hunan Province. Nantou Jiji crosses the road to Shuiwei. Later, because of staying in Jiaxian, where the camp is located, it was hot in the summer in southern Taiwan, and the mountain was hot and humid. Tombstones, there are currently 85 remaining tombstones, of which 27 are engraved with inscriptions.

Historical monuments, worth visiting here

? There is no parking space for cars or locomotives, locomotives can be parked at the stairs, and only one car can be parked on the opposite side. ? If your travel plan is to "visit a few attractions before going to Namasa", please skip it here. ? Free to visit, no tickets required. ? Take the stairs up to the tombstone area, the visit time is about 5 minutes. ⛵ Zhenhai Tomb is a group of tombs in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. It is a third-level monument with historical and cultural value. ? About 136 years ago, the Admiral of the Navy led the army to Taiwan to set up a barracks fort to garrison. Due to the scorching heat, the army was ravaged by mosquitoes, infected with the plague, and died in a foreign land.

The Naval Tomb of Jiaxian Town You Yongfu Resource Classification: Historic Site Resource name: Naval Tomb in Jiaxian Town (1886) Reasons for selection: relics and historical materials corroborate important historical events Architectural features: I only see the tombstone, but not the tomb above the ground Status description: the tombstone is weathered Address: East of Wulipu Platform, Xiaolinli, Jiaxian District, Kaohsiung City Latitude and longitude: 120°38'1983"E. 23°09'1329"N Historical origin: In February of the Twelfth Tongzhi (1873) of the Qing Dynasty, Xia Xianlun came to Taiwan as a "Taiwan Taoist priest" and brought a battalion of Chu troops to his post. He built a barracks on the western outskirts of Taiwan’s capital city, or because the battalion had "Weizhen Haijiang" The task of Zhenhaiying appeared. In September of the Seventh Emperor Guangxu (1881) of the Qing Dynasty, Liu Yao, a general of the Chu Dynasty, also served as a "Taiwan Taoist patrol" and brought more than 100 mud carpenters from Taizhou, Zhejiang to join in. In addition to general defense, there were more engineers in the army. Task. In the 12th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1886), Zhenhaiying and Taiwan Town in Chiayi were ordered by Liu Mingchuan to send out 70% teams to open the mountain road from Chiayi to Beinan to facilitate the transportation of rice and arms and the replacement of troops. The road-breaking troops departed from Chiayi in early March. The defense battalion was set up at Wulipu in Jiaxian, so Jiaxian had traces of the town’s navy. After entering the army from Chiayi, the troops did not arrive at Houda Po until March 28, and then they opened a road and set up a bridge to advance eastward. Unexpectedly, the troops encountered dangerous mountain terrain in Yanli River and Batong Pass. The construction was extremely difficult, and the time sequence had entered the rainy season. The rising water of the stream often could not disappear for ten days, which seriously hindered the progress of the fortifications. Moreover, due to Xia Qiyan's severe miasma, the soldiers became ill. Although Liu Mingchuan ordered all the staff to return to the camp at the end of April to rest, the swelling of the stream hindered the supply of grain, grass and medicine, so 85 officers and soldiers died one after another. Of course, The hometown of the burial was also blocked by water, so I had to bury my bones here. Brief description: The Naval Cemetery in Jiaxian Town has 85 tombs, all of which are south-to-north; only 27 tombstones are inscribed with inscriptions. From the original home of the stele owner, the time when the stele was erected, and the military number shown in the inscription, there are words such as "South of Chu", "May of the 12th year of Guangxu", "Zhenhai Qianying Zuo (shao) eight (team)" and other words, we can ascertain: So far, this is the site of the clearest road along this Yueshan Road, and it is also an important historical site of Fufan during the Guangxu period. After Professor Shi Wanshou’s investigation was completed, on November 23, 1991, the Ministry of the Interior listed the Jiaxian Township Naval Tomb Announcement as a national third-class historic site (after the merger of Kaohsiung County and City, it was adjusted to a historic site in Kaohsiung City). ; Next, Jiaxian Township Office added a memorial stele and a sacrificial shrine to the north side of the cemetery in the year of the Republic of China 86 (1997), allowing visitors to learn about the history of the monuments, and making it easier to worship and pay tribute.