The previous site of Guangling King's Tomb was located in Shenju Mountain, Tianshan Village, Gaoyou City, which is 45km northwest of Yangzhou City. The tomb, discovered in 1979 during cutting into the mountain, was the resting place of Liu Xu, the first Guangling King, and has the history of over 2,000 years. Guangling King's Tomb is featured by complex structure, careful layout, and grand scale, and is one of the rare "Huang Chang Ti Cou" timber-chambered tombs in Han Dynasty that are well preserved. Huang Chang Ti Cou, a special type of tomb, is an integral part of imperial tombs.