Manchukuo 1937 Peiling Mausoleum 2 Fen Definitive

Manchukuo · 1937 · 2 Fen

This 2 Fen definitive stamp from Manchukuo depicts the majestic Peiling Mausoleum, also known as Zhaoling Tomb, located in Mukden (present-day Shenyang). The design showcases the historical architecture of the tomb, a significant cultural landmark.

Issued during the period of Japanese control over Manchukuo, this stamp reflects the administration's efforts to establish a national identity for the puppet state, often featuring local landmarks and cultural symbols. The Peiling Mausoleum is the burial site of Hong Taiji, a prominent early Qing dynasty emperor.