Sun Quan's Tomb is a famous historical site in China. It is called Jiangling, also known as the tomb of the Prince of Wu, also known as Sun. It is located at the southern foot of Zhongshan in Nanjing. Sun Quan (Wu Dadi, Zhong Mou, Fuchun, Wu Jun), the founder of Three Kingdoms Wu Dong, was in office for thirty-one years. Emperor Shenfeng died in the first year, aged 70, and was buried on a hill south of Zhongshan. It is the burial place of Sun Linggang Mountain (now Meihua Mountain) and the earliest tomb of the Six Dynasties in Nanjing. Sun Linggang was also buried with Sun Quan's wife Bu Shi and his later wife Pan Shi, and Prince Xuan Ming and Sun Deng were also buried near Sun Ling. The site of Sun Quan's Tomb is located in Meihua Mountain in the Ming Tombs. There is only a stone tablet, a stone bridge, a clipboard and a stone statue. "The History of the Three Kingdoms" records: "In the summer of April, Quan Qi was seventy-one, and he was called the Great. In autumn and July, Jiangling was buried. "