What are the cultural relics protection units in Songming County?

Author:Songming Rong Media Time:2022.08.11

After the second nationwide from 1983 to 1984, the unblocked cultural relics census, the 2001 Anti -Japanese War and the socialist construction census, the third national non -mobile cultural relic survey from 2009 to 2011, the first nationwide from 2014 to 2016 to the country The mobile cultural relics census and the third national non -mobile cultural relics in 2019. There are 163 non -mobile cultural relics in our county, and 327 mobile cultural relics (sets) are registered.

There are 163 non -mobile cultural relics, covering 6 categories, including 5 ancient sites, accounting for 2.8%; 11 ancient tombs, accounting for 6.15%; 77 ancient buildings, accounting for 43.02%; 58 cave temples and stone carvings, accounting for 32.4% ; Modern important historical traces and representative buildings, accounting for 13.4%; other 4 items, accounting for 2.23%. At present, there are 32 cultural relics protection units at all levels and 131 cultural relics. Among the cultural relics protection units, 2 provincial cultural relics protection units, 11 municipal cultural relics protection units, and 19 county -level cultural relics protection units.

Can move cultural relics: a total of 327 pieces (sets), of which there are 1 (set) of the secondary cultural relics, 63 pieces (sets) of the third -level cultural relics, 177 pieces (sets) of general cultural relics, 86 pieces (sets) of unsatisfactory cultural relics (sets) ; More than 1,000 cultural relics information, and a total of more than 1,500 cultural relics (sets). Including jade, pottery, porcelain, bronze, gold and silver, iron, sculpture, stone carved brick tiles, calligraphy painting, stationery, seal seal cards, coins, bone wares, bamboo wood carvings, weaving embroidery, inscriptions, weapons, archives, archives Documents, celebrity relics, leather, specimen fossils and other categories.

Lanmao Tomb and Langong Temple

Lan Mao Tomb and Langong Temple are located at No. 141 South Street, Yanglin Town, Songming County. They are the tombs and shrines of the famous Yonatologist and medical scientist Lan Mao (1397-1470) in the Ming Dynasty in our province. The Langong Temple has three parts: front yard, ancestral hall, and backyard. The ancestral hall was built in 1470 and has been repaired in all ages. During the Republic of China, it was rebuilt as a Sihe patio -style building composed of the main hall, east to west, and gate buildings. In 1988, the provincial, municipal, and county -level governments invested 122,000 yuan to rebuild the ancestral hall on the original site according to the original site. Lan Mao's tomb is located in the backyard of the ancestral hall. It is built into a round earth mound for arc -shaped stones. The grave diameter is 4.7 meters and 2 meters high. In 1985, the county established the Lan Mao Memorial Hall in the ancestral hall. Over the years, it has collected a large number of Lan Mao academic materials and opened up three Lan Mao's life room for visitors to visit.

Langong Temple was announced as the second batch of provincial key cultural relics protection units in our province on January 13, 1983. On December 10, 1987, it was announced as the second batch of municipal cultural relics protection units in Kunming. In 1998, the Yunnan Provincial Party Committee, the Provincial Government, and the Kunming Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Government were named the patriotic education base.

Gali Zehonghong altitude stone carvings

The stone carvings are located on the left side of the stone walls on the left side of the catfish cave entrance between Luobang Village and Heishan Village of Niulanjiang. The stone wall is 5.5 meters and the widest is 6 meters. The stone carvings recorded the signs of the flood level of the flood level from the eighteenth year of Guangxu (1892) to the 34th year of the Republic of China (1945), and marked the altitude of the water level. The stone on the stone also has Li Ruoyu's title, "The flood of the Yuan Dynasty is amazing, and the forty -eight village is careful. Hebo Biwu ladder level three levels, the whole battle of spring and longevity". The stone carvings were "System for the Jiali Water Conservancy Engineering Office" on April 1, 34 of the Republic of China. The stone carvings are not only the physical materials that study the hydrological environment of Jiali and Songmingbazi before liberating, but also prove the great achievements of the Songming people's governance of the Songming people's governance of the Songming people's governance of the Songming people's governance.

In July 2002, the People's Government of Songming County announced that the altitude of the lilies in Jiali Jeelo was the county -level cultural relics protection unit; in May 2003, the Kunming Municipal People's Government announced the stone carvings as a municipal cultural relics protection unit; in December 2003, Yunnan, Yunnan The Provincial People's Government announced that stone carvings are provincial cultural relics protection units.

Red Army Long March Memorial Tower

The Red Army Long March Memorial Tower is located at the southern foot of Huanglong Mountain in Songming County. It was built in 1978 and covers an area of more than 1,500 square meters. It is built to commemorate the revolutionary history of the Red Army twice in 1935 and 1936. The original commemorative tower is divided into three parts: screen wall, central flower bed, and main tower. The tower is inlaid with marble inscriptions, which records the overview of the Red Army Long March over Songming. 2000年，县政府对红军长征纪念塔进行维修扩建，翻新了立塔、围栏及屏壁，铺设了石制地板，并拆除了原两侧危房，兴建长廊两座，内嵌红军长征过嵩Ming group painting. In August 1985, the Red Army Long March Memorial Tower was announced as a county -level cultural relics protection unit; in May 2003, the Red Army Long March Memorial Tower was announced as a municipal cultural relics protection unit; base.

Monument to the upstream reservoir

The monument is in the shape of a square column, with a side length of 0.4 meters and 1.52 meters high. The front of the monument is engraved with a few words "Monument to the upstream reservoir upstream of the mouth county", and the other three -sided inscriptions are about 2320 words. The inscriptions are based on a specific historical background and language style of the late 1950s. It describes the detailed situation of labor, materials, technological innovation and the technical parameters of the reservoir during the construction of the reservoir. It is a precious physical material for studying the construction of water conservancy at that time. The inscription reflects the former Soviet Union and the Czechoslovaks experts to the construction site, helping solve many major technical problems. This is the first discovery of Soviet experts in Kunming. It is a testimony of this historical event. In the inscription, the living conditions of the local people before and after the construction of the reservoir are reflected in the form of a small folk tone. It is currently the first time that it is retained in the form of inscriptions in Kunming in the Kunming area. The monument is well preserved. In July 2002, Songming County People's Government announced that the upstream reservoir monument was a county -level cultural relics protection unit. In January 2011, the People's Government of Kunming City announced that the cultural relics were the city -level cultural relics protection unit.

Xiaotun Village Guanyin Temple Monument

The monument stands in the Guanyin Temple of the Luo Liang Village Committee of Yanglin Town, also known as the "earthquake monument". The green stone texture, 111 cm high, 54 cm wide. Questions, Hengshu, and the word "memorize the future generations". The text is 7 lines, 38 words. The writing, Shu Dan, and engraving are unknown. The upper and lower villages of Xiaotun stand together in the sixteenth year of Qingdao Guang (1836). The monument records the Qing Daoguang in the 13th year of the Qing Dynasty (1833) on July 23rd, the Great Earthquake Temple shocked the temple. Streaming, the poor people have no place to live, and there is no tragedy.

The inscription is an important physical material that studies the history of earthquakes in Yunnan and even the southwestern region, and has high value of cultural relics. In August 1985, Songming County People's Government announced that the Guanyin Temple Stele was the county -level cultural relics protection unit; in January 2011, the monument was announced by the Kunming People's Government as a municipal cultural relics protection unit.

Source: Songming Cultural Tourism