Princess Jinhua's tomb was built in the Zhang Zong era of Jin Dynasty (1190-1201). As far back as Jin Dynasty, Beijing was called Zhongdu, which was the capital of Jin Dynasty. In Gyeonggi, Jin Zhangzong, hunting, there are Jin Zhangzong's remains everywhere.
Princess Jinhua, the daughter of Zhang Zong, the Emperor of Jin, is smart and beautiful. Unfortunately, she died young.
Jin Zhangzong sent someone to dig a mountain as a cave, and hung a coffin. There were four copper rings in it, which led the river to flow below, and Jin Jingyu was buried.
When repairing the reservoir, migrant workers found a golden hairpin and a bunch of red tassels. These two relics are the documents left by the little princess to the world. Because the original site of the reservoir was destroyed, the tomb of Princess Jinhua was rebuilt on 1986.
The tomb of Princess Jinhua is located on the east side of the main dam of the reservoir. The pavilion is shaped like a catamaran ridge with a white marble slab in the middle. The inscription describes the beautiful legend of Jin Zhangzong's daughter Princess Jinhua 800 years ago.