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A Study of the Tombs of Zhu Yihai, King of Lu, in Southern Ming Dynasty at Kinmen County

In recent years, new historical relics and materials related to the Southern Ming dynasty have been discovered one after another on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, and Zhu Yihai, King of Lu, and his tombs have also attracted the attention of scholars. In regard to the tombs of Zhu Yihai, there are currently three places at Kinmen County: the suspected tomb for King of Lu, the true tomb for King of Lu, and the new tomb for King of Lu. Based on the field investigation, this article fully explores various relevant literatures and discusses the causes of this phenomenon.