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Tomb at Dingjun

Zhuge Liang died in 234 and was buried on Dingjun Mountain; the Wuhou temple stands three kilometres west in a separate town.

In the same city · Hanzhong ↗

Two thirty-four on the mountain

Republished municipal reporting states that in 234 Zhuge Liang died and, following his wish, was buried at Dingjun Mountain in Mian County. A culture-bureau museum directory places the Wuhou tomb museum in Dingjunshan Town about four kilometres from the county seat—distinct from the temple address.

The tomb of Marquis Wu inside its pavilion on Dingjun Mountain
The tomb of Marquis Wu inside its pavilion on Dingjun Mountain · Wuhou Tomb and Temple, Hanzhong

Temple west, tomb on the slope

The same reporting locates the Wuhou temple in Wuhou Town three kilometres west of the Mian County seat, as a memorial hall to the chancellor. Tomb and temple are nearby places on the Hanzhong plain, not a single combined building, which matters when reading maps or local bus stops.

The west gate of Dingjun Mountain above Mianxian
The west gate of Dingjun Mountain above Mianxian · Wuhou Tomb and Temple, Hanzhong
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  1. The tomb of Marquis Wu inside its pavilion on Dingjun Mountain · Wuhou Tomb and Temple, HanzhongN509FZ / CC BY-SA 4.0 · CC BY-SA 4.0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗
  2. The west gate of Dingjun Mountain above Mianxian · Wuhou Tomb and Temple, HanzhongN509FZ / CC BY-SA 4.0 · CC BY-SA 4.0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗