Where is the location of Hangou tomb?

Hangou Tomb is a cultural relic protection unit in Xinfu District.

Hangou Tomb is located 5 meters west of Hangou Village, Douluo Town, Xinfu District. The cemetery sits north to south, 1 meters from east to west and 2 meters from north to south. The mound is 3m in diameter and .5m in height. Legend has it that the owner of the tomb was Han Xianzi, whose name was Jue. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Sima of the State of Jin participated in the battle of Duke Jing of Jin against Chu and Qi, and he was promoted to six Qing, and Jue was one of the six Qing, and together with Gongsun Chujiu, he saved the orphan of Zhao. There is a tombstone in the 42 nd year of Qing Qianlong (1777) in front of the tomb. Drilling in 1981, no cave, suspected burial. On April 1, 1985, the former Xinzhou Municipal People's Government (county-level city) was announced as a municipal cultural relics protection unit.

Information source: Xinzhou Cultural Relics Bureau

Hangou Village: Hangou Village is located about 2 miles southeast of the city, under the foot of Wufeng Mountain, and belongs to a semi-mountainous and semi-hilly area. There are 718 people and 257 households in the village, with a total land area of more than 3, mu, including 1,9 mu of cultivated land, 6 mu of dried fruit and 5 mu of land for returning farmland to forests. According to relevant data, Hangou Village was originally named Gufen Village in Xiurong County, and the origin of this village name is related to the burial of Han Xianzi in Hangou Village in the Spring and Autumn Period. Houhangou Village is located in the mountainous area, and it was renamed Hangou Village after its surname Han Xianzi. Hangou Village has a long history of human existence, about 4 meters east of the village.