Southern Dynasties Tombs - Nancho Ryobo (English spelling)

Japanese: 南朝陵墓 - なんちょうりょうぼ（英語表記）Nán cháo líng mù

From the Eastern Jin to the Chen dynasty (317-589), the capital of the Southern Dynasties was Jiankangcheng (present-day Nanjing). In the hills surrounding Jiankangcheng, many tombs of the emperors and nobles of the Southern Dynasties remain. 31 Southern Dynasty tombs have been identified in Mount Fugui, Mount Bakufu, Mount Qixia, Jiangning County, and Jurong County in the northeastern outskirts of Nanjing, as well as in the more distant Yuanyang County. Yuanyang County is located about 80 km east of Nanjing and is a burial site that could be called the "Valley of the Kings" of the Southern Qi and Liang dynasties. The Southern Dynasties tombs have already been destroyed, and the composition of the grave goods is unknown.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

中国，東晋から陳まで(317‐589)，南朝の都は建康城(現，南京市)にあった。建康城をとりまく丘陵地帯には，南朝歴代の帝王陵や貴族墓が多数残っている。南京市東北郊の富貴山･幕府山･棲霞山，江寧県，句容（こうよう）県，さらに遠く離れた円陽県で，31基の南朝陵墓が確認されている。　円陽県は南京の東約80kmに位置し，南斉･梁の〈王家の谷〉ともいうべき葬地である。南朝の陵墓はすでに破壊されており，副葬品の構成などについては不明である。

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