Where are the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty buried?

Generally speaking, the principles of the Qing emperor's tomb building were mainly imitated by the Ming dynasty. The mausoleum of the Qing emperor is mainly divided into three "big areas", which are mainly bounded by Shunzhi's entry into the Central Plains.

First, turn off the wailing.

As we all know, Nurhachi and Huang Taiji, the two earliest emperors of the Qing Dynasty, were buried outside Shanhaiguan after their death because they failed to sit on the dragon chair in the Forbidden City in Beijing all their lives.

There are three main tombs outside the Commissioner:

Yongling 1

Nurhachi's sixth ancestor, Mungo timur, great-grandfather Fuman, great-grandfather Jue Chang 'an, father Tucker, uncle Litton and uncle Tacha Piangu were mainly buried together.

2. Fuling

The location of this mausoleum is very good, where our Nurhachi and his queen are buried.

3. Zhao Ling

Huang taiji and his queen are buried here. This mausoleum broke the pattern of geomantic omen. Generally speaking, feng shui treasures are built by mountains and rivers, that is, there is water in front and mountains behind. However, this mausoleum was built on a flat land without mountains and water.

Second, the Qing Dongling

After the emperor shunzhi entered the Shanhaiguan Pass, besides being a good emperor, he also staged a story about the infatuation between the Empress Dowager and Dong E Fei, and chose a piece of land with excellent geomantic omen as the mausoleum for future generations, which is the Qing Dong Mausoleum that we are all very familiar with now.

Located in the west of Malanyu Town, zunhua city City, Hebei Province, with its back to Changrui Mountain. It is said that when the emperor shunzhi came here, he could not help but be shocked by the excellent feng shui pattern here, and immediately praised: "I must be buried here after I die!" It can be seen that Shunzhi is still a "Mr. Feng Shui". . .

Since then, the descendants of Shunzhi have been buried in the Qing Dongling, but while waiting, there was an accident:

There is a "fault" in Yong Zhengdi. It turns out that Yong Zhengdi was also buried in the Qing Dongling. As a result, he went to the Qing Dongling before his death. Unlike his grandfather, he thought that the place he chose was not good in geomantic omen, and it was called "the cave soil of gravel", which was really unlucky. So, he gave up the Qing Dongling and turned to find another auspicious place.

Looking and searching, finally, Yong Zhengdi found a treasure trove of geomantic omen in another part of Hebei. Where is it? It is the Qing Xiling at the foot of Yongning Mountain in Yixian County, Hebei Province.

Three: Qing Xiling Mausoleum

Qing Xiling Mausoleum, like Qing Dongling Mausoleum, is located in Hebei Province, and it is also surrounded by mountains and waters, with excellent feng shui. Yong Zhengdi saw this place "reluctant to part" and thought it was a "landscape method, well organized and blessed land".

Although Qingling is very good, it can't be wasted. Therefore, from Yong Zhengdi in the Qing Dynasty, under normal circumstances, emperors were buried in two Qing tombs in the east and west. For example, the father was buried in the tomb of Qing Dynasty, then the son was buried in the tomb of Qing Dynasty, the former emperor was buried in the tomb of Qing Dynasty, and the later emperor was buried in the tomb of Qing Dynasty. This is also a kind of "coordination".

So we can see that the tombs buried by the Qing emperors were buried in two cemeteries in an orderly "interval":

The tombs of the Qing tombs are:

Shunzhi-Xiaoling

Kangxi-Jingling

Ganlong-Yuling

Xianfeng-Dingling

Tongzhi-Hui Ling

The funerary objects of Qing Xiling are:

Yongzheng-Tailing

Jiaqing-Changling

Daoguang-Muling

Guangxu-chongling