Zhao Gongming's cultural relics in Zhaoda Village have not been properly protected in previous dynasties, and in addition, many of the remaining cultural relics were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. The only remaining cultural relics associated with Zhao Gongming in Zhaoda Village can be called Ji Guang Pian Yu. Important among them are steles, ancient temples and cultural relics unearthed from their tombs.
in front of the Zhao Gongming Temple in Zhaoda Village, there is a stone tablet with the inscription "Rebuilding the Monument of Marshal Zhao Temple in Xuantan" in the forehead. The inscription says: Louguan "said that it is called Zhaoda Village, the old Xuantan Temple, and the god of wealth was born in Sri Lanka. I don't know from what generation the temple was founded, but it has fallen to the present ... Zhao Gongming has been named the Xuantan of Hei Hu since Qin Dynasty, and God has paid tribute to it ... "The monument was built on August 15th, the ninth year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1581), 424 years ago. The tablet is .5 meters high, .73 meters wide, 1.51 meters high and .19 meters thick. The tablet is engraved with the address, name and number of donations of the donor when it was rebuilt. The most important word in this stone tablet is "The God of Wealth was born in Sri Lanka". It is clearly recorded that Zhaoda Village is the birthplace of Zhao Gongming, the god of wealth. Secondly, "the temple does not know from what generation." It shows that the time when the Temple of Wealth was founded is unknown. Third, it is recorded that Zhao Gongming was from the Qin Dynasty. Fourth, it is recorded that Taoism named Zhao Gongming Marshal Zhao Gong of Xuantan in Hei Hu. Needless to say, this stone tablet is precious in Zhao Gongming's hometown. Unfortunately, according to the village old man, this stele was paved during the Cultural Revolution, and it can be seen that the mouth of the word is more worn. In 199, when the author went to the Temple of God of Wealth to investigate cultural relics, this stone tablet stood on the steps of a fellow villager, with a haystack more than 2 meters high. When I wanted to read the words on the tablet, I had to invite the main family, and it took a lot of effort to remove the haystack and wipe the dust before I could get a full view.
In p>199, there was only one Zhao Gongming Temple of the God of Wealth, which was made of masonry and wood, with its gate facing north. During the cooperative movement in the last century, the temple of God of Wealth was changed into a warehouse, also called a storage room, which blocked the original south-facing door and opened the north-facing door. There are three temples, with beam and hard gables. Right under the pine purlin on the ridge, a line of regular script reads "It's an auspicious day in the fifth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty", that is, the 14th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1888). Inferred from this line, the Zhao Gongming Temple of the God of Wealth was rebuilt in this year. At that time, some production tools of the village group were still stored in the temple. In the middle, there was an old table near the south eaves wall. There was a sand tube on the table, and the tablet on the yellow watch paper in the tube read "The God of Zhao Gongming." Four complete triangular murals are preserved at the top of the gable in the temple. The lines are unobstructed, the composition is proper and the ink lines are vivid, and the characters painted are especially skillful. Later, Han Wei, a provincial expert, made textual research and concluded that it was a mural of the Yuan Dynasty.
The Fang board on the south eaves of the Temple of God of Wealth is also painted with colorful pictures. Its characters, birds and beasts, are mottled and rotten in color, and although they are peeling off and incomplete, their spirits are vivid and impressive. The gable of the God of Wealth Temple is .92 meters thick, 1.6 meters long, 3.4 meters high in eaves and .4 meters high in steps. There are two stone flagpole bases in the courtyard. The iron flagpole was originally tens of feet high and decorated with wrought iron, square bucket and other things. Unfortunately, it was smashed and refined in the steel smelting in the last century. The old villagers recalled that there were wing rooms, gatehouses, zhaobi, ancient wells and so on in the temple of the god of wealth, and the layout was compact and reasonable. Zou Ru, the county magistrate in the early years of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, majored in Zhouzhi County Records, which recorded that "there is only a Marshal Zhao Temple in the village (Zhaoda Village), and the people in the city call the gods the flesh." Unfortunately, the ancient wing rooms, zhaobi, ancient wells and statues in the temple courtyard have been destroyed.
in the mid-199s, the national cultural self-confidence of the whole society regained consciousness, the market economy expanded the space for the whole society to create and accumulate wealth, the potential value of culture gradually became apparent, the re-understanding of ancient culture deepened, and the villagers realized the important value of God of Wealth culture, so the villagers rebuilt and repaired Marshal Zhao Temple. Three new temples of the God of Wealth were built in the south of Marshal Zhao Temple, and the famous calligrapher Mr. Shi Xianzhang wrote an inscription. The original three ancient temples have been repaired, and the Marshal Zhao Temple has taken on a new look. The statues of Zhao Gongming have their own styles, and there are statues of military commanders such as Cao Bao, Xiao Sheng, Chen Jiugong and Yao Er Yi beside them. The statues of Zhao Gongming in the two temples of the God of Wealth in Zhaodacun are both holding Strafe in one hand, holding an ingot in the other hand, wearing a black robe and mounting Hei Hu.
There is a small river in the east of Zhaodacun, which meanders and flows into the Weihe River in the north. There is a high mound in the west of the river. There is an ancient tomb in the mound, which is the tomb of Zhao Gongming, the god of wealth. The intact mound is very tall, with a pavilion and a monument in front of it, all of which were destroyed in the 197s. "Zhouzhi County Records and Monuments" contains, "Marshal Zhao's Tomb is located in Zhaoda Village, 35 miles southeast of the county." In the 12th year of Qianlong reign, the magistrate of a county repaired Zhao Gongming's tomb and built a wall to protect the Temple of Wealth. During the "Cultural Revolution", Zhao Gongming's tomb was excavated, and a porcelain urn with a height of about .6 meters and a diameter of about .5 meters was unearthed. It was smashed by the grave digger, and countless stone-green copper coins rolled out of the urn. The grave digger treated it as scrap copper and sold the copper coins to the waste collection station. At that time, an elder in Zhaoda Village cherished it very much. When people were unprepared, he took out five copper coins and hid them elsewhere. When the author visited the village, the elder held the cigarette pot in front of the author. There was a silk flower knot hanging under the cigarette pot, and there were copper ornaments on the knot. Looking closely, it was five copper coins. The elder said, "The copper coins in the porcelain urn are all Tang Dynasty coins, which are blue and green, and the edges on the inner side of the outer wheel are not worn at all. I rescued five copper coins from the copper coins treated as scrap copper. " The author carefully appreciates them, all of which are Tang Dynasty Kaiyuan Tongbao. They are excellent in appearance. Although they have been worn by playing, the patina green still remains, with 2 stars and 3 moons. It can be proved that the copper coins in the porcelain urn should be the Tongbao coins of Kaiyuan in the Tang Dynasty, and the copper coins were buried in Zhao Gongming's tomb at least during the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty.
The elders who visited Zhaoda Village and witnessed the excavation of Zhao Gongming's tomb all said that cultural relics such as inkstone, inkstone, pottery and stone rammer, as well as bricks and stones used to collect coupons from the tomb were also unearthed.