Ezhou
Country: China
Region: Asia
Period: 229-280CE
Location: 30.3914°N, 114.8949°E
Description
Ezhou, located in Hubei Province, served as the capital of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period (229–280 CE). The city is situated along the Yangtze River and was a major military and administrative center during the reign of Sun Quan, one of the three prominent warlords. Today, Ezhou is known for its historical significance and scenic landscapes.
Modern Remains
Guiyuan Buddhist Temple, built during the Ming dynasty, is a notable landmark offering a glimpse into the city’s cultural heritage. Ezhou Museum showcases artifacts from the Three Kingdoms era and local history. The Lushan Mountain area offers breathtaking views and is a popular spot for tourists seeking both natural beauty and historical exploration. Zhuge Liang Memorial Hall honors the legendary strategist, tying the city to the era’s rich history.