When King Lu was alive, he did not hesitate to spend a lot of manpower and financial resources, and spent more than four years in Weihui to build Lu Wang Fu. And at the foot of the Phoenix Mountain, I chose a treasure trove of geomantic omen and built a magnificent tomb of Lu. Its elegance can be compared with the Ming Tombs in Beijing. However, the locals never seriously called it "Wang Lu's Tomb", but contemptuously called it "Wang Lu's Tomb". The weight of "grave" is much lighter than that of "tomb", especially for the emperor's younger brother. For generations, it has become a habit for people to call it that. This habit is naturally caused by people's hatred of King Lu.
In the Central Plains, generally speaking, people who have had political and economic activities here, regardless of their positions, will have some memorial ceremonies on holidays, such as Pangu, Nu Wa, Lao Zi, Zhang Zhongjing, Zhu Yuanzhang, Yue Fei and so on. But King Lu lived in Weihui House of Henan Province for more than 20 years and was buried here after his death. However, there was never any incense in front of his grave. There is an incense burner as big as Shi Ding in front of the tomb of King Lu, which is in sharp contrast with the desolation after his death. For King Lu, this is a great irony. Now Weihui City has left a large number of historical sites that prove Jiang Taigong's hometown.
On the mountain northwest of Lucun, Taigongquan Town, Weihui City, there is a tall tomb of Jiang Taigong. There is a tombstone in front of the tomb, which was set by Jia Zhongchun, the magistrate of Weihui in the twentieth year of Qing Emperor Kangxi. The inscription reads: "Zhou was buried."
Jiang Taigong100th generation Mr. Sun Luliang wrote epitaphs in front of Jiang Taigong's tomb in 1995: Tomb of Lu Shang in Jiang Taigong, A Brief History of Jiang Gong and Epitaph of Jiang Taigong in Lu Shang's hometown. "Ji County Records" contains: "In the 28th year of Guangxu (1902), the magistrate wrote a letter to promote learning, and established Weihui government middle school in Ji County, and changed it to Qiquan College, which was the beginning of the school. Yu, the magistrate, is the supervisor, and Xia Jinshi, Dienchuan and Cui are invited to be appointed by Qingshan to teach classics, arithmetic and other subjects, and the articles of association are drawn up, asking them to file a case. Zhaofu belongs to nine counties, with a five-year schooling system and no clear class division. The annual fee is twenty-two thousand silver, which is paid by nine counties (nine counties under the jurisdiction of Weihui House).
Guangxu thirty-two years (1906), students 145 people, faculty 1 1 person, donated more than 3650 taels of silver each year, and the money was 242,000 taels. When the school is attached to the auditorium of Jixian Primary School, students are selected to take exams, and lectures are attached to the auditorium. By the year of Xuantongyuan (1909), the number of students had increased to 206, divided into four classes: A, B, C and D.
Xuantong three years (191year), with 253 students and 14 teachers.
From the second year of the Republic of China (19 13) to the beginning of the 25th year of the Republic of China (1936), the school has maintained the establishment of six classes.
According to the Records of Jixian County written by Wei Qingyi in the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), the school is divided into six classes, with 18 teaching staff and 269 students, all of whom are boys, and the annual expenditure is 2 1960 yuan.
In the 25th year of the Republic of China (1936), our school merged with Henan No.2 Girls' Middle School (girls taught in another school, but the word "No.2 School" was added to the school board to show the difference), and it increased to 9 classes with about 400 students.
During the school's exile in Yuxian, in the spring of the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), the school enrolled 500 students in Yuxian in the spring.
In the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), a high school class was attached, and it was still organized into 9 classes with about 360 students.
In the thirty-third year of the Republic of China (1944), it developed to three classes in senior high school and nine classes in junior high school with 480 students.
In 35 years (1946), he resumed classes in Jixian County. According to the alumni record of Jixian Middle School in June of the 35th year of the Republic of China (1946), there are 4 classes in senior high school and 7 classes in junior high school, with 29 teaching staff and 455 students.
With the changes of the times, our school has been renamed several times and moved south twice.
When the school was founded in the late Qing Dynasty, it was named "Weihui Government Middle School", also known as "Weihui Qian Qi Middle School".
In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), it was named "Jixian Middle School in Henan Province", in the tenth year (192 1) and in the twenty-second year (1933), it was named "Henan Middle School".
The alumni file of Weihuifu School consists of two parts: the alumni file of Weihuifu Normal School and the alumni file of Weihuifu Government Middle School. Two books were merged into one, namely, Classmates in the Second Year of Qing Dynasty (19 10) and the Third Year of Qing Dynasty (191), with Pan as the order.
Weihui education has a long history. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, under the influence of the Reform Movement, Ji people, Li Shican and Wang Xitong, successively established the Confucian Classrooms and began to study western scientific translation to counter feudal education.
During the Guangxu period of Xin Chou Qing Dynasty (190 1), the Qing government sent a letter to promote learning, and middle schools were established in Jixian County. Many young people from neighboring counties came to Jixian to seek scholars, which established the position of the cultural center of northern Henan in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China.
The alumni record contains 466 teachers and students from the official Weihuifu Normal School and Middle School. Name, font size, native place, address, communication office, etc. Both the teacher and the students made statements. Among them, Ji (), the former vice governor of Henan Province, is a student of Weihui government middle school, and many names appear in county and city records. It is a detailed and credible material to study the cultural and educational figures in Jixian County and the school history of Weihui No.1 Middle School and Xinxiang No.1 Normal School.
Alumni files are now in Weihui City Archives.