Scholar Stone and Scholar Sedan Chair

Kaohsiung Attractions

舉人石與舉人轎
舉人石與舉人轎

The Huang family located in Lizinei, Shennong Village, is part of the original Dazhong Community (a renowned affluent family). During the Qing Dynasty, several ancestors from this family achieved the status of Jinshi or gongseng, as indicated by a saying that people from Huangcuo could reach Guanyin Mountain without crossing anyone else's land, showcasing their wealth and status. In front of the Huangcuo Sanheyuan on Lane 143, Zhonghua Road, there are still two stone flagpoles (commonly known as "Jinshi Stones"), where family flags would be raised to signify their position and class. Inside the Huangcuo, a private sedan chair used by their ancestors, commonly referred to as the "Jinshi Chair," is still preserved.

Address:143 Alley, Zhonghua Road, Dashu District, Kaohsiung City

Scholar Stone and Scholar Sedan Chair Introduction

The Huang family located in Shennong Village, Lijia Nei, is a prominent family of the original Dasha Community (known for being wealthy), whose ancestors achieved successful academic honors during the Qing Dynasty, including several who passed the imperial examination or were listed as "gongsheng". It was said at that time that the residents of Huangzuo did not need to cross anyone else's land to reach Guanyin Mountain, illustrating their wealth and influence. In front of the Huangzuo Sanheyuan at Lane 143, Zhonghua Road, one can still see a pair of stones known as the "scholar stones," which were traditionally raised with flags in front of scholarly households to signify their status and rank. The Huangzuo still preserves the private sedan used by their ancestors, commonly referred to as the "scholar's sedan."

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