Xuchang
Country: China
Region: Asia
Period: 196-220CE
Location: 34.037°N, 113.852°E
Description
Xuchang, located in Henan Province, was the capital of the Cao Wei state during the Three Kingdoms period (196–220 CE). Known for its strategic location along ancient trade routes, it played a crucial role in the political and military affairs of the era. Today, Xuchang is a modern city with rich historical heritage, blending ancient sites with urban development.
Modern Remains
Modern landmarks include the Cao Cao Mausoleum, where the famous warlord Cao Cao is said to be buried. The Xuchang Museum offers insight into the region's rich history, with exhibits from the Three Kingdoms period. Yuanhui Garden is another notable site, providing a glimpse into the area's cultural significance, while Xuchang Confucian Temple remains a place of historical importance and local reverence.