The Ma Chao Tomb Temple

Ma Chao's tomb is not far from Wuhou Temple, and far from Wuhou's tomb. Ma Chao's image in the three kingdoms is deeply rooted in the hearts of people, and his majestic and majestic posture has made Cao Cao also discouraged, but he was unknown for the second half of his life, but for a lifetime.

One of the five tigers in the Han Dynasty, General Ma Chao, was a parent officer of Mian County, Shaanxi. Later, he died due to illness and finally slept on the ground. Ma Chao's tomb is very large, comparable to Wuhou's tomb, it can be seen that the father and the old man in Mian County respect this famous three countries.

Ma Chao is one of Liu Bei's "General Five Tigers". Ma Chao's tomb is situated two kilometers west of Mianxian County, beside 108 National Highway, adjacent to Wuhou Temple in the west. It is one of the important cultural relics of the Three Kingdoms. There are not many visitors here, and it is very simple and quiet.

This is the graveyard of the famous three countries Ma Chao, a place worth visiting.

Facing the Hanjiang River, Ma Chao, one of the five tigers of Shu State in Tiandang Mountain, was buried here. Ma Chao is the closest person in history to assassinate Cao Cao. However, no one is perfect, and his personality defects and poor health make him unable to fulfill all his gifts in the end.

Ma Chao's tomb is very close to the Temple of Marquis, northwest of the Temple of Marquis, and also near the national highway. Machao Tomb is about ten minutes'walk from the gate of Wuhou Temple. Machao's tomb is divided into two parts, the first part is the ancestral temple, and the second part is the grave. The middle is separated by the Hanhui Channel and linked by the Wind and Rain Bridge on the Channel. You can walk across the windy and rainy bridge to the courtyard where the grave is located. This is an independent courtyard with a stone inscription on the front of the tomb: the tomb of Ma Gongchao, General of the Western Expedition of the Han Dynasty. Machao Tomb is north-south, rectangular and strong. The tomb is 56 meters around the base and the height of the tomb is about 3 meters. When the Huiqu River was built around 1935, Ma Chao's tomb was opened. After opening the top of the tomb, it was found that the pattern and masonry were both of Han Dynasty, and accorded with the historical records. Therefore, it is undoubtedly the tomb of Ma Chao.

Ma Chao was a General of the Han Dynasty and Qi Grand General. His tomb is located in Jiguang Village next to Wuhou Town, Mian County, Hanzhong City, Shaanxi Province, about 300 meters away from Zhuge Ancient Town. The tomb is the front and back two courtyards, the front courtyard is the temple, the main hall and the side hall, the hall is set up, the hall is Ma Chao Life Exhibition and the Hanzhong Competition Exhibition. The backyard is Ma Chao Tomb, with a sealed mound, and the front and back yards are separated by Hanhui Canal.