Nanchang Han Dynasty Haihunhou State Archaeological Site Park

The park is located in Tiehe Township and Datangping Township, Xinjian District, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province. It is centered on the seventh batch of China's key cultural relics protection units - the Zijin City Site and the Tiehe Ancient Tombs, and covers an area of ​​12.03 square kilometers. The park is divided into six functional areas: the ruins museum area, tomb display area, Zijin City display area, archaeological reserved area, entrance functional area, and historical experience and ecological leisure area. The ruins of the Han Dynasty Haihunhou State in Nanchang are the largest, best preserved, most complete and most richly endowed typical Han Dynasty marquisate capital settlement ruins discovered in China to date. The owner of the tomb of Marquis Haihun is Liu He, the grandson of Emperor Wu of Han and the first Marquis Haihun. He was emperor for 27 days and then deposed, known in history as the "Deposed Emperor of Han."