Luo Wang Tomb Park Introduction
The Ming Lu Wang Tomb is located at the southwestern foothills of Mount Taiwu, backed by Mount Taiwu and facing the Shuangru Peak, offering a view of the mainland mountains and rivers. The tomb is structured in a three-tiered formation according to the natural landscape, starting with a memorial gate, followed by a Huanggai Pavilion, which houses a heavy bronze cauldron, and finally revealing a circular new tomb constructed of stone blocks. The Ming Lu Wang Tomb was built in 1959 under the instruction of President Chiang Kai-shek, with the burial ceremony held in 1963. The surrounding environment of the cemetery is tranquil. On August 22, 1959, the National Army discovered an ancient tomb while blasting rocks in Old Jincheng, Kinmen, and found a stone tablet in a stone chamber. After deciphering the inscription, it was identified as the burial record of King Lu, a prince from the Ming Dynasty. Other artifacts excavated included Yongli coins and square bricks. The inscription details the life events of King Lu, also providing evidence that his death was not as described in Qing Dynasty literature, which stated he was killed by Zheng Chenggong's conspiracy, but instead due to asthma. This discovery cleared Zheng Chenggong of unjust accusations that lasted for many years. Furthermore, it was later revealed that Zheng Chenggong had died before King Lu.
