zong ze mu

The tomb of Zongze is located at the northern foot of Jingxian Mountain in the eastern suburb of Zhenjiang City. The locals call it Zongze Mountain and Zongjia Tomb. This is the cemetery of Zong Ze, a famous anti-gold general in the Northern Song Dynasty. Zong Ze (1059-1128), courtesy name Rulin, was a native of Yiwu, Zhejiang. In the first year of Jingkang (1126), the Jin Bing invaded on a large scale. Zong Ze was appointed as the commander of Hebei Yi Bing, and he became the deputy marshal. In June of the second year of Jianyan (1128), Zongze commanded the army to cross the Yellow River and pursued the Jin soldiers, but was rejected by the surrendering faction. The posthumous title is Zhongjian. Yue Fei accompanied Zong Ze's son Zong Ying to help the coffin to Zhenjiang, and was buried with his wife in Jingxian Mountain. The tomb of Zongze is located on the mountain and faces the north. In front of it is an open and open field, with an elegant environment. The door of the tomb faces the Yangtze River. A dolomite tablet is erected in front of the tomb, with the inscription "The Tomb of Song Zongzhong Jian Gong Ji Ze's Tomb". There is an archway in front of the tomb road, and the front is engraved with "The Great Song Dynasty is endangered to support a pillar, and the hero is dying three times." The cemetery is surrounded by hills on the left and right, shady trees, green, solemn and solemn.