Where is Emperor Li Yong buried?
Located in Gaotangshan, Duyun, Guizhou, Li Yongling is the tomb of Li Yong (1623- 1662), the last emperor of the Southern Ming Dynasty. In the Republic of China 10 (192 1), Ren Kecheng, then governor of Guizhou, ordered the general manager of provincial records to compile the provincial records of Chen Ju before confirming it.
Gaotangshan, Daping Town, located in duyun city East 12.5km, is the tomb of Zhu Youlang, the emperor of Li Yong in the Southern Ming Dynasty. Zhu Youlang, Emperor of Li Yong in the Southern Ming Dynasty, was taken captive to Wu Sangui by Burmese in the eighteenth year of Li Yong (AD 1662) and died in Kunming in April of the following year. Fu Gang, the courtier of Duyun, was buried here, and his body was buried with him. In the Republic of China 10 (192 1), Ren Kecheng, then governor of Guizhou, ordered the general manager of provincial records to compile the provincial records of Chen Ju before confirming it. Renovating the mausoleum. Destroyed in the "Cultural Revolution". After transformation, the specifications have begun to take shape. This mausoleum is of great academic value for studying the history of Nanming, and 1986 is listed as a municipal cultural relics protection unit.