Zhu Yi's Tomb in Zhu Yi

Zhu Yi's Tomb is located 9 kilometers southwest of Tongcheng County (now Zhugong Village, Fangang Town). According to Hanshu, Zhu Yi died in the first year of Shenjue (6 1). After Zhu Yi's death, Zhu Yi's son buried Zhu Yi in the west of Tongxiang (now Tongcheng County, Anhui Province) according to Zhu Yi's wishes. People built tombs and ancestral temples for Zhu Yi and offered sacrifices to Zhu Yi every year.

In the eighth year of Tang Yuanhe (8 13), the tomb of Zhu Yi was rebuilt, and the inscription on the monument was written by the famous calligrapher Li Yong. Xia Yinzhong, the main book of Tongcheng in Ming Dynasty, built the "Zhu Dasi Temple" next to Zhu Yi's tomb to commemorate this saint who loved the people. The Tang Monument was destroyed long ago, and the Ming Temple was also buried. Later generations erected a monument, inscribed "Tomb of Zhu Yi, a farmer in Daxing, Han Dynasty", and inscribed a banner with the words "Following the Good Cause" in regular script. The couplet says, "The first mountain in Yunheng Tomb is beautiful, and the grass beside the monument is also spring.". I cherish this monument. However, history will eventually remember those handsome men who love the people. 1988, the people's government of Tongcheng County, Anhui Province announced that Zhu Yi Tomb was a key cultural relics protection unit at the county level, and allocated special funds for the restoration and reconstruction of tombstones.

At the end of Ming Dynasty, Zhu Sinong's Tomb, written by Tongcheng poet's study room, said: "Who guarded the tombs of the Han Dynasty? On the deficiency of communication between prime minister and hou. My husband is still there, and my father recommends chickens and dolphins every year. "