Taihao Mausoleum, located in Huaiyang County, Henan Province, is said to be the "ancestor" of Fu, the capital and resting place of Tai Hao. The mausoleum is located on the Cai River in the north of Huaiyang County. Taihao Mausoleum, including Fuxi Mausoleum in Tai Hao and Mausoleum Temple built for sacrifice, is one of the three famous tombs in China-Taihao Mausoleum, Huangdi Mausoleum and Dayu Mausoleum. Covering an area of 875 mu, it is an ancient palace-style building complex with thin momentum, grand scale and luxurious temples. It has always been called "the first ancestral temple in the world".

According to the Records of Chen Zhou County, Taihao Mausoleum had a mausoleum in the Spring and Autumn Period and a shrine before the Han Dynasty. In 630 AD (the fourth year of Zhenguan), Emperor Taizong Li Shimin issued an imperial edict prohibiting people from grazing. In 954 (the first year of Xiande in Zhou Shizong in the Five Dynasties), people were forbidden to use firewood and plows. In 960 (the first year of Stegosaurus), Hu Ling was established in Zhao Kuangyin, Song Taizu, and a memorial service was held every three years. Sacrificial clothing was too tight, and sacrificial vessels were made. In 966 (the fourth year of Gande), a mausoleum temple was established, and five households were placed in the mausoleum. It was too tight in the Spring and Autumn Period. In 97 1 year (the fourth year of Kaibao), Hu Ling II was added as a sacrifice to Zhu Xiang and Hao Ying. Since then, tombs and temples have been worshipped and offered royal sacrifices. In the Yuan Dynasty, the worship was not repaired, and the appearance of the temple was gradually destroyed. By the end of the Yuan Dynasty, there was nothing left. Only the tombstone handed down from the towel book of Su Xiaomei, Su Dongpo's sister, was left in the buildings before the Song Dynasty. In A.D. 1370 (the third year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty), Zhu Yuanzhang visited the mausoleum of the emperor, and Taihao Mausoleum ranked first. In the fourth year, I was lucky enough to drive Chen (now Huaiyang) and propose a toast. In eight years, he sent officials to visit the mausoleum. In nine years, the mausoleum-guarding households were restored. In A.D. 1448 (13th year of Ming Yingzong orthodoxy), Zhang Zhidao set up bedrooms, corridors, halberds, kitchens and butchers. A.D. 1462 (the sixth year of Tianshun), it was renovated, with a back hall, a bell and drum tower, an accommodation room, and a three-clear view; 1470 (six years of Chenghua), adding bell and drum towers and painted halls; AD 1576 (four years of Wanli), lost 3,000 yuan, overhauled; A.D. 1745 (ten years of Qianlong), it cost 8,200 yuan of silver to carry out major repairs. At this point, the inner and outer walls are grand and the hall is magnificent. After the founding of New China, the Party and the government attached great importance to it. 1949 established the Xiling Custody Committee, and 1962 and 1963 were successively announced by the county and the province as the first batch of cultural relics protection units. Taihaoling Cultural Relics Protection Center was built in 1980, Taihaoling Police Station in 1984 and Huaiyang County Museum in 1985. The museum is located in Taihao Mausoleum. 1996 was announced by the State Council as the fourth batch of national key cultural relics protection units.