Juren Stone and Juren Palanquin

Kaohsiung Attractions

舉人石與舉人轎
舉人石與舉人轎

The Huang family located in Lizainei, Shennong Li, is from the original Dasha community (a prominent wealthy family known for having several ancestors who passed the imperial examinations during the Qing Dynasty). At that time, there was a saying that people from Huangcuo could reach Guanyin Mountain without passing through anyone else's land, indicating their wealth and status. In front of the Huangcuo Sanheyuan at Lane 143, Zhonghua Road, there is a pair of stone flagpoles (commonly known as Juren stones), which would have displayed the imperial flags of scholars in front of their homes to signify status and rank. Inside Huangcuo, there is still a preserved private sedan chair used by their ancestors, commonly referred to as the Juren chair.

Address:No. 143, Lane 815, Zhonghua Road, Dashu District, Kaohsiung City

Juren Stone and Juren Palanquin Introduction

The Huang family located in Lijia Nei, Shennong Village, is originally from the Dazheng Community (a prestigious family known for its wealth). In the Qing Dynasty, several ancestors achieved the status of jinshi or gongsheng, as evidenced by a saying that people from Huangcuo could reach Guanyin Mountain without crossing anyone else's land, highlighting their affluence. In front of the Huangcuo Sanheyuan on Lane 143, Zhonghua Road, a pair of stone flagpoles (commonly known as "jinshi stones") can still be seen, which were used by scholarly families to raise academic flags, signifying their status and rank. The Huangcuo still retains a private sedan chair used by their ancestors, commonly referred to as the "jinshi sedan."

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