What do you mean the grave faces south?
Question 2: What is good feng shui? The criteria for judging the quality of Feng Shui are roughly as follows:
1, get started, see the kitchen and bathroom, and return the house.
All the houses must look at the living room when getting started. In modern architectural design, sometimes in order to consider the configuration of space, we often see the kitchen, dining room or bathroom as soon as we enter the door. This is the taboo of the villa, which is unreasonable. If you live in it, your family will decline.
2, when the door is right, indulge in excess.
The bedroom door should not face the main entrance, otherwise it is easy to induce residents to indulge in * * * * *.
The living room is in the middle of the room.
Generally speaking, if the living room or sitting room is located in the middle of the whole house, it is a symbol of good luck and can make the family prosperous.
An irregular house can't be used as a kitchen.
Irregular houses, if used as kitchens, will affect the health of family members. Irregular houses can only be used as storage rooms.
5, the beam is coping, affecting mood and health.
Don't press the beam above the bed, desk and dining table. If it is inevitable, the ceiling should be designed to block it, otherwise it will affect the mood and health of residents and hinder their career.
6. Irregular houses are not suitable for bedrooms.
Irregular rooms should not be used as the master bedroom of couples, otherwise it will lead to long-term marriage and infertility.
7, bedside mirror, it is difficult to sleep.
Except that the bed can't face the big mirror, if there are big mirrors on both sides of the bed, it will make people sleep restlessly, leading to insomnia and nightmares.
8. Don't decorate the bedroom with dazzling things.
The color of the bedroom should be elegant and warm, not too bright, nor can it be decorated with dazzling things. Excessive luxury and sparkling ornaments are especially inappropriate.
9, the bathroom is facing the bed, beware of evil diseases.
In addition to the bed facing the bathroom, the master bedroom is unlucky on the side, which is easy to make people suffer from serious diseases.
10, evergreen potted plants that bring good luck to families.
Due to the improvement of the quality of life, in order to increase the indoor greening, evergreen potted plants are good indoor decorations, but we must choose evergreen plants with strong vitality, which are not easy to wither and lose their leaves.
1 1, the huge painting at the bedside is not suitable.
Hanging pictures on the bedside can increase the elegance of the bedroom, but it is advisable to be light and short, and the big picture with heavy and huge frame is the most taboo. Otherwise, once the hook falls off, it will be cut off, either dead or injured.
12, a clean bathroom can save money.
The toilet is a place where sewage is discharged. In addition to the orientation to conform to the middle game, the most taboo is wet, unclean and smelly. If you can keep it clean and dry, you can keep your wealth.
13, the gate goes straight to the end, and there is constant trouble.
Don't stay at home like a hotel. A long corridor connects a row of rooms, otherwise it will be easy to derail and elope, and it will be difficult to be safe.
14, bed with feet, to avoid piling up sundries under the bed.
Beds with feet should be kept open and ventilated, and sundries should not be piled up under the bed, especially for newlyweds.
15. Indoor doors should be opened in the same direction.
Indoor doors should be opened in the same direction, which can be judged from the door handle. The most taboo is to open one left and one right.
16, the bathroom is at the end of the corridor, big killer.
If there is a corridor at home, the bathroom can only be located at the edge of the corridor, not at the end, otherwise it will be a catastrophe.
17, avoid opening big windows at the bedside.
Opening the window at the head of the bed is a taboo of geomantic omen, so you must remember it.
18, the toilet is forbidden.
The toilet door faces the gate, which is a house for losing money and returning goods. You can use a screen to cover it.
19, column angle is unfavorable for marriage.
No matter whether men or women are in a private room, they should avoid shooting in the corner of the column, otherwise it will definitely affect their mood and physical health, and it is also unfavorable to love and marriage, so we should remedy it as soon as possible.
20. Warm light bulbs are good for feelings.
Bedroom lighting is very important to the relationship between husband and wife. We should try to use warm light bulbs instead of cool light bulbs or fluorescent lights.
2 1, suitable for pot resistance.
If you want to live safely and healthily at home, if possible, you should choose a house with no corner around to form a corner. If your house is broken, use potted plants, trees or thick curtains to stop it.
Bedroom geomantic omen and the fatal point of husband-wife relationship
(1) Flowers on the bed are easy to blossom: both husband and wife will have an affair, and over time they will part ways and the family will be broken.
(2) The bed is too close to the glass window: empty and helpless, unable to be down-to-earth, affecting career development. In a modern metropolis, there are beds in front of, behind and beside the building, and the beds are too close to the windows, which makes the bedroom unable to keep privacy well. In addition, with the increasing complexity of the city, annoying noise will affect your sleep through this not-so-thick glass window; There are many dreams under the window, which is also fulfilled in my practice. According to previous Feng Shui books, staying in bed is too >>
Question 3: Why does the tomb of Qin people face east? As we all know, in ancient China, the position facing south was respected, and the tombs of emperors in past dynasties basically sat in the pattern facing south. Why did Qin Shihuang, who unified the world, sit west to east?
Some people think that during his lifetime, Qin Shihuang sent Xu Fudong across the Yellow Sea to look for Penglai and Yingzhou Wonderland, and made many personal expeditions, drank stones in the east, met in the south, and stayed in Langxie and Zhi Zhu, all of which showed his urgent yearning for Wonderland. It's a pity that Qin Shihuang's wish to visit the fairyland finally fell through when he left at dusk and there was no news. If you don't get the elixir of life before you die, you must face the east after you die, so that you can extradite the immortal and reach the kingdom of heaven. Perhaps this is the greatest wish of Qin Shihuang in his later years. Based on this, the mausoleum of Qin Shihuang can only sit west to east.
Some people think that Qin is located in the west. In order to show his determination to conquer the six eastern countries, Ying Zheng, the king of Qin, first built a Dongling; After the annexation of the six countries, the first emperor was determined not to change the original intention of designing and building the mausoleum in order to keep an eye on the six eastern countries after his death, so the mausoleum we saw could only face east and west.
Some people think that the mausoleum of Qin Shihuang faces east from west, which is related to the customs of Qin and Han Dynasties. According to relevant documents, at that time, from emperors, governors to generals, and even ordinary scholar-bureaucrat families, all the masters sat in the west and sat in the east. There is only one Qin Shihuang in the world. In order to maintain "respect", the direction of the mausoleum can be imagined.
In fact, it's not just the orientation of the mausoleum of Qin Shihuang that puzzles people. According to the investigation, 9 17 Qin tombs have been excavated in Shaanxi, mostly in the east-west direction. The 32 tombs of Qin Gongling also face east. This feature of Qin people's burial style was more obvious in the early days. What caused the Qin people to adopt this eastern burial method? Scholars who insist that Qin people originated in the East believe that because the East was the place where Qin ancestors used to work and live, they have special feelings for the East. But things are separated, and the road is long, during which there are many strong enemies. The hope of "returning to the roots" is very slim, so they adopt the burial style facing east to show that they will not forget their roots. On the contrary, scholars who insist that Qin people originated from the west believe that Qin people adopt the burial custom of "facing the west" to show that they are from the west of China. However, if the burial ceremony means that Qin people are from the west, does the popular custom of burying their heads in the north mean that they are from the north? Researchers of modern cultural chemistry and folklore put forward a new viewpoint, that is, the popular custom of burying one's head in the west of Qin people, like their popular "limb-bending burial", is related to the ancient culture of Gansu or some primitive religious belief. For example, the explanation of the popular funeral "White Horse" in the West is that people follow the sun when the sun goes down. Perhaps, the Qin people also have their own unique explanations for their own burial style.
Question 4: Where is the tomb of Qin Shihuang? The mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor is located near Xiahe Village at the foot of Lishan Mountain in Lintong County, Shaanxi Province. This is the tomb of the first emperor who unified China in the history of China. Shortly after Qin Shihuang ascended the throne, he began to build his own mausoleum in Lishan. Especially after he unified the six countries, he invested a lot of manpower, material resources and financial resources in the Qin Mausoleum, and recruited 700,000 people from all over the country to participate in the construction of the Mausoleum, dreaming of reunifying the country after his death. It was used for nearly 40 years before and after, and the cemetery was not completely built by the time of Qin's demise. The number of people who built the Qin Mausoleum reached 700,000 at its peak.
The Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor is the largest cemetery in the history of China, and its huge project is also rare in history. The tomb is 76 meters high and 2000 meters in circumference. The cemetery has two walls, which are zigzag. The circumference of the outer city is 6264 meters, and that of the inner city is 2525 meters. The mausoleum is located in the south-central part of the inner city. The pit from 1974 to 65438+ 1 is the largest, with a length of 216m from east to west and a width of 62m from north to south, with an area of13260m2. It is a rectangular array of infantry and chariots. The second pit is 124 meters long from east to west, 98 meters wide from north to south and covers an area of 6,000 square meters. It is a square army array composed of multiple arms. The third pit is 124 meters long and 62 meters wide, with an area of only 520 square meters. The third pit is the smallest, but it is supposed to be the headquarters, and its location is extremely important. At present, Gong has unearthed more than 800 warrior figures, nearly 20 wooden chariots and 65,438+000 war horses in three tombs. It can be imagined from the simulated military array that Qin Jun, invincible two thousand years ago, swept the six countries and unified the whole country. Pottery figurines are tall and similar to real people, usually around 1.8 meters. Their expressions are different and lifelike, which reflects the superb artistic level of sculptures in the Qin Dynasty. According to historical records, there are also various palaces in the Qinling Mountains, displaying all kinds of rare treasures. The Qin Mausoleum and Terracotta Warriors Pit are called the eighth wonder of the world.
Before the Qin dynasty, the sacrifice to the late king was not held in the cemetery, and Qin Shihuang first built a sleeping hall for sacrifice in the cemetery. Mausoleum of the first qin emperor has two walls, the plane is zigzag, and the mausoleum is located in the south-central part of the inner wall. There is a sleeping hall 50 meters northwest of the mausoleum. The base site we can see now is nearly square, covering an area of 3,500 square meters, and there are other architectural sites nearby. The mausoleum is dedicated to the statue of Qin Shihuang and sacrifices. This mausoleum system had a far-reaching influence on later generations, and was imitated by later emperors' tombs until the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This is also a development of ancient funeral culture in China.
The Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor is located 5 kilometers east of Qiao Lin County, about 37 kilometers away from Xi, with Mount Li in the south and Weishui in the north. Why did you choose the seat here? Some people think that this is inseparable from the ancient superstition of geomantic omen. In recent years, according to the pictures taken by satellite, geologists can see that it seems like a dragon from Jiao Shan to Huashan, and the Mausoleum of the First Qin Dynasty is at the leading eye. As we all know, there has been a saying that "make the finishing point" since ancient times. It is unclear whether the ancients had the ability to "foresee" or whether today's people are too attached to meetings.
The mausoleum of Qin Shihuang is approximately square, with a flat top and a slightly stepped waist. It is 76 meters high, 345 meters long from east to west and 350 meters wide from north to south, covering an area of 120750 square meters.
According to preliminary investigation, the cemetery is divided into two parts: the inner city and the outer city. The inner city is square with a circumference of about 3000 meters. There are two doors on the north wall, and 1 doors on the east, west and south walls respectively. The outer city is rectangular, with a circumference of more than 6200 meters, and each corner has a house address. There are horse burial pits, rare birds and animals pits and pottery pits between the inner and outer cities; Outside the mausoleum, there are more than 400 stables, sacrificial pits, prison pits, tombs of grave repairers, etc., covering an area of 56? 25 square kilometers. The center of the underground palace of the mausoleum is the place where Qin Shihuang's coffin is placed.
Since 1974, in the cemetery east 1? Three toilet pits were found five kilometers away, and the finished products were arranged in a zigzag pattern, covering an area of more than 20,000 square meters. There were 8,000 pottery barrels unearthed, 0/00 chariots and tens of thousands of physical weapons. Among them, about 6,000 pieces of Bai Tao and Ma Tao are as big as real horses and buried in No.1 pit. There are 1300 pottery barrels and horses and 89 chariots in the No.2 pit. There are 68 warrior barrels in the third pit, 1 chariot and 4 Ma Tao.
1980, large bronze chariots and horses were unearthed on the west side of the cemetery. Gao Che and Che An, the painted bronze chariots and horses, are the largest, most gorgeous, most lifelike and complete ancient bronze chariots and horses discovered in China so far, and are known as the "crown of bronze".
Except the tomb pit, the mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor ... >>
Question 5: What was unearthed from the ancient tomb of Bailanghe Reservoir? The owner of the bottom tomb of the Bailanghe Reservoir in Weifang is a man and a woman.
The tombs found at the bottom of the Bailanghe Reservoir in Weifang have been sleeping in the water for one hundred years.
Experts initially determined that this tomb was a tomb in the late Qing Dynasty, and the owners of the two tombs were a man and a woman.
The lintels of the two tombs are carved with exquisite patterns.
After excavation, the tomb is now exposed, and the tomb door is magnificent.
A news that Weifang Bailanghe Reservoir was suddenly buried was widely spread by WeChat, and local citizens rushed from the urban area to the flood gate of Bailanghe Reservoir in Junbukou Town, Weicheng District. The reporter noted that the Bailanghe Reservoir has bottomed out due to the reduction of water storage capacity. From a distance, many places are covered with green weeds.
About 400 meters south of the dam of Bailanghe Reservoir, the construction workers of Weifang local cultural relics bureau are pumping water to dig tombs. I saw this tomb facing south, with two tombs from west to east. The lintels of the two mausoleums are carved with exquisite patterns, and the words "Zhu Xia Lane" and "Zangzhen Pavilion" are engraved at the gates in turn. After excavation, the tomb is now exposed in its original form, with a magnificent tomb door, beautifully carved bluestone and couplets written on both sides of the tomb door.
Through telescope observation, an archaeologist discovered the secret inside the ancient tomb. "Skull ... coffin may be decomposed, two. Two sarcophagus foundations are made of stone. "
Through the camera lens, the reporter did find some bones left in the two tombs. According to the villagers nearby, this tomb was discovered by accident by a passing citizen. The police of Junbukou Police Station of Weicheng District Branch of Weifang Public Security Bureau said: "It has not been verified, and it has not been fully disclosed to the public."
The tomb in the late Qing Dynasty confirmed that the owner of the tomb was a man and a woman.
The archaeological enthusiast told reporters that according to the ancient funeral rules, there should be funerary objects in the tomb. This tomb has been exposed for more than a week. He suspected that the ancient tomb was destroyed during the excavation.
When exactly was this tomb? Was it in the late Qing Dynasty, as witnesses said? There are two tombs in this tomb. Whose grave? Is there any archaeological value? The reporter found the local cultural relics bureau to further visit and understand.
Zhuang Mingjun, the Weifang Cultural Relics Bureau, who was in charge of the on-site excavation, told the reporter that the experts of Weifang Cultural Relics Bureau initially determined that this tomb was a tomb in the late Qing Dynasty, and the owners of the two tombs were a man and a woman.
Liu Yang, a staff member of Weifang Cultural Relics Bureau, said: "When nothing was excavated, half of it was found stolen, and all the data were recorded. What was stolen cannot be determined. "
According to the staff of the Cultural Relics Bureau, this tomb should be 100 years ago. If it were not for the drought in Bailanghe Reservoir, this tomb would not be known to the world.
So, who are the owners of the two tombs? Zhuang Mingjun said: "We can't determine the owner now. When he moved out, the owner was not sure, a man and a woman. This is for sure. "
The staff of Weifang Cultural Relics Bureau told the reporter that their next step is to consider how to relocate the tombs of Bailanghe Reservoir as a whole, and possibly put them into museums for public visits.
Question 6: How to judge the south-facing Feng Shui of Lakeside Villa Community 100? Let's take a look at the surrounding environment, orientation and internal structure of the villa.
You can also look at the precautions for buying a house first:
1) The wind should be mild.
The ideal living environment should be a gentle breeze blowing slowly. Cool breeze is the way of feng shui. If you find a strong wind near the house and it is urgent, you should not buy it, because even if the house is really full of vitality, it will be blown away by the strong wind. Feng shui pays the most attention to hiding wind and gathering gas, but the windy place will definitely not be prosperous! It should be noted that the wind is too strong, but if the wind is too slow and the air circulation is not good, it is by no means good!
(2) Adequate sunshine
Sunshine and air are the most important things in Yang Zhai Feng Shui, so choosing a house should not only have fresh air, but also have plenty of sunshine. If the house is not sunny enough, there will often be too many cloudy days, which will lead to restlessness and uninhabitability.
(3) the terrain should be flat
If the house is second only to the slope, you should be very careful when choosing it, because from the perspective of geomantic omen, flat houses are relatively stable, while slopes are quite dangerous! If the door of the house is facing the steep hillside, don't choose it as your residence, because it will not only reveal the family wealth, but also lead to the family being separated and never coming back.
Generally speaking, houses on slopes are prone to financial leakage, while houses under slopes are prone to financial leakage. Houses are located at the bottom of steep slopes, which often lead to casualties due to excessive suffocation.
(4) It is not suitable to be in front of or behind the house.
The front of government organs (especially police stations and military camps) and the back of temples and Taoist temples are uninhabitable. The reason is that the yamen is too murderous. If you live opposite it, you will bear the brunt. If you can't afford it, there will be casualties. Temples are places where yin and qi converge, so it is not advisable to live too close.
(5) the choice of floors
The external environment of a building and the roads in mountainous areas are auspicious, and its residents usually talk about auspiciousness. However, due to the influence of the five elements of life and magnetic field information on the human body, there will be a gap between the rich and the poor on different floors of the same building. So how do you choose the floor?
First of all, we should know something about heavenly stems and earthly branches:
Jiazi Year, Bingzi Year, Wuzi Year, Gengzi Year and Renzi Year, the zodiac signs of these years belong to mouse and water in the five elements.
Ugly Year B, Ugly Year D, Ugly Year Self, Ugly Year Xin and Ugly Year Gui. The zodiac signs of these years belong to cattle, and the five elements belong to soil.
Yin year, C year, E year, Geng year, Ren year. The zodiac signs of these years belong to the tiger and the five elements belong to the wood.
Mao Yi-nian, Ding Mao-nian, Jiu Mao-nian, Xin Mao-nian and Gui Mao-nian, the zodiac signs of these years belong to rabbits and the five elements belong to wood.
Chen Jianian, Chen Bingnian, Wu Chennian, Chen Geng Year and Renchen Year, the zodiac signs in these years belong to the dragon and the five elements belong to the earth.
Year B, Ding Nian, Ding Nian, Ding Nian, Ding Nian, Ding Nian and Ding Nian, the zodiac signs of these years are snakes and fire in the five elements.
Wu Jianian, Bing Wunian, Wu Wunian, Wu Gengnian and Ren Wunian, the zodiac signs of these years belong to horse and fire in the five elements.
B, D, D, Xin and Gui years. The zodiac signs of these years belong to sheep and the five elements belong to earth.
Shen Jianian, Shen Bingnian, Wu Shennian, Geng Shennian and Ren Shennian all belong to monkeys in recent years, and the five elements belong to gold.
Yi You Year, Ding You Year, Ji You Year, Xin You Year and Gui You Year, the zodiac signs of these years all belong to the Year of the Rooster, and the five elements belong to gold.
JOE, Xu Bing, the Reform Movement of 1898, Geng Xu and Ren Xu, in recent years, the zodiac is a dog, and the five elements belong to the earth.
In the years of Yihai, Dinghai, Jiuhai, Xinhai and Guihai, the zodiac signs of these years belong to pigs and water in the five elements.
Secondly, we must also understand the relationship between floors and five elements:
The first and sixth floors belong to the north and water. Therefore, the first and sixth floors of a building belong to water, and the mantissa is 16, which also belongs to water, such as the eleventh, twenty-first and thirty-first floors.
The second and seventh floors belong to the south and belong to the fire. Therefore, the second and seventh floors of a building belong to fire, and the mantissa is at the level of two or seven, which also belongs to fire, such as the twelfth, twenty-second and thirty-second floors.
The third and eighth floors belong to the east and wood. Therefore, the third and eighth floors of a building belong to wood, and the mantissa is at the level of three or eight, which also belongs to wood, such as the thirteenth, twenty-third and thirty-third floors.
The fourth and ninth floors belong to the west and to gold. Therefore, the fourth and ninth floors of a building are gold, and the mantissa is four or nine, such as the fourteenth, twenty-fourth and thirty-fourth floors.
The fifth and tenth floors belong to the center and the earth. Therefore, the fifth floor and the first floor of the building >>
Question 7: East Mausoleum Incident1In July, 928, Dongling, the royal cemetery of the Qing Dynasty, was devastated: grave robbers led by Sun Dianying spent seven days and seven nights ransacking the underground palace of the imperial tomb. Emperors' tombs in past dynasties were built as solid as gold, while the mysterious underground palace in legend was full of hidden weapons. Under the great temptation, how did the grave robbers venture into the underground palace, and how did they face the emperor's remains and countless treasures buried with him?
An explosion in the depths of history
Dongling in the Qing Dynasty was once an isolated and sacred royal forbidden area. Since the emperor shunzhi, five emperors have been buried here, just like a tiger sitting on a dragon plate, full of kingly demeanor.
Yuling is the tomb of Emperor Qianlong. It was built in the heyday of the Qing Dynasty and cost more than two million yuan. It is selected all over the world with exquisite craftsmanship and exquisite materials, and its architectural art is exquisite and gorgeous, ranking first in the Qing tombs.
The Ding Dong mausoleum of Empress Dowager Cixi, who ruled modern China for half a century, was built in the late Qing Dynasty. The project cost 2.27 million yuan and lasted 14 years, and it was not completed until her death. The Ding Dong Mausoleum of Cixi is magnificent and luxurious, which is beyond the reach of the Imperial Palace and the Forbidden City. The most important part of the Mausoleum of the Eastern Qing Dynasty is the underground palace under the top of the treasure of the Tibetan king, where the coffin of Empress Dowager Cixi is placed.
In the 1920s, after looting by bandits and warlords, there were not many treasures left in the tombs on the ground, only the underground palace was left. At this time, a mysterious note probably helped the grave robbers. According to experts, it is said that there was a "Notes on Love Moon Xuan" at that time, which was dictated by Li, a great eunuch in the late Qing Dynasty, and written by his nephew. It records in detail many priceless treasures buried in the underground palace of Cixi.
In addition, Qianlong in the heyday of the Qing Dynasty was the richest emperor. Their tombs are magnificent, and the sacrifices must be very luxurious. Therefore, Qianlong's Yuling and Cixi's Ding Dong Mausoleum Palace became the primary targets.
Above the underground palace of the Qing emperor, tall Fangcheng buildings were piled up, and the rear was built on the mountain. If you can't find the exact entrance, it is very difficult to enter the underground palace.
Since the first emperor of China, Qin Shihuang, built the underground palace for himself, the emperors in ancient China attached great importance to the construction of the underground palace, which was the place where their souls were reincarnated, the place where coffins and treasures were buried, and the most mysterious part of the imperial tombs. In order to guard against theft, they piled up high seals, built strong city walls, set up thousands of soldiers to guard the tomb, formulated the most stringent laws, and killed the grave digger to keep a secret. The construction of Dongqing tomb absorbed the experience of past dynasties, and the anti-theft measures were not deliberate and careful. ...
1in July, 928, one army, which played a leading role in the grave robbery case, rushed to Ding Dong Mausoleum of Cixi, and the other army rushed to Qianlong Yuling Mausoleum.
The tomb raiding team finally found the entrance to the underground palace.
The photos left in those years show that at first, the grave robbers did not know the entrance to the underground palace, but dug everywhere, leaving traces of their excavation on the top of the hall, outside the attached hall and in the Ming building.
1928, the tomb raiding team finally found the entrance to the underground palace. It turns out that behind the tall building, there is a "dumb courtyard". It is said that all the craftsmen recruited are dumb to prevent workers from revealing engineering secrets. There is a glazed screen wall in the north of the dumb courtyard, and under the screen wall is the tunnel entrance.
The mausoleum structure of the Qing Dongling is similar. The entrance to the underground palace is hidden under the glass screen wall. If you dig horizontally from the front, you will encounter a brick tunnel; If you dig vertically down from the top of the treasure, it will increase the distance many times; If you fall directly from the glass screen wall, you can enter the underground palace in the shortest way through the nearby King Kong wall. Anyone who can find this shortcut is probably familiar with the inside story.
The mausoleum of Cixi is slightly different from that of Ganlong. Due to the limitation of feudal hierarchy, there is no dumb courtyard in Cixi Mausoleum. Entering the ancient cave gate downstairs, at the end of the corridor is a wall with cast iron bars, inside which is the "King Kong Wall". The entrance to the underground palace is just under this king kong wall.
Dongling is well built, so it is not easy to dig out the floor tiles completely. The gangsters were eager to steal the treasure and used explosives. In the smoke-filled ruins, I dug a few feet down and finally revealed a white marble wall, which is the King Kong Wall. Several stones moved away from the middle of the wall, revealing a dark hole.
Experts said that after Dongling was stolen, there were some legends left in the local area, among which the soldiers who robbed the tomb died in the underground palace. At that time, the underground palace during the Qianlong period was full of water. Due to the age, the accumulated water is four or five feet deep. When the clean room was collected again, it took five days to be pumped dry. Even now, pump water regularly. The water was so deep and the passage was steep and slippery that the grave robbers went in without an appointment ... >>
Question 8: The site of Wangyoudun Cemetery, 30 kilometers southwest of Xiuning County, is located on the hillside of "Linjinkeng" not far north of Mugan Village in Xikou Town. This is a tall ancient tomb with exquisite Shinto stone carvings. The tomb sits facing south, with its back to the mountains and rivers, commanding and broad vision. Surrounded by mountains and trees; The cemetery is grand and solemn. The owner of this tomb is Wang Youdun, a famous minister in Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty. Wang Youdun's cemetery is very large. It has been destroyed after its completion, with an existing area of nearly 600 square meters, which is divided into three parts: tomb, altar and Shinto. Shinto is in the south of the tomb. From south to north, there are memorial archways, stone pavilions, huabiao and Shinto stone carvings. Huabiao is located at the entrance 3 meters away from Baitai, with a height of more than 6 meters and a distance of 15 meters. The huabiao is cylindrical, carved with a double dragon square column at the upper end and a lion squatting at the top end, which has a unique shape. Above the pagoda is a tomb with a semi-circular stone retaining wall in front of it. The stone carvings on the tomb are exquisite, vivid and lifelike, huge in size and exquisite in materials, reflecting the superb stone carving technology level in Huizhou at that time. The shape and layout of tombs reflect the official funeral system in Qing Dynasty to some extent. The stone in front of the tomb was carved in March of the twenty-third year of Qianlong, with a clear age and high historical research value.
Question 9: Western Han Tombs in Yixian County
Located in wuli village, Hongqi Township, 2km south of Yixian County, the Han Formation (commonly known as ghost profile) is found underground, which is distributed in paddy fields and dry land on hillsides, with Shujialin as the majority. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, people often found the brick arch gate, about 2 meters high, and the tomb was all made of thick bricks. The arch is about 2.5 meters long and the width varies from 1 meter to 1.3 meters. Eastern Han pottery, five baht copper coins and bronze swords were unearthed, but no coffins and bones were found.
Celebrity tomb
Wang Bo's Tomb-Wang Bo of Bishan Village, who was a scholar in Shaoxing in the second year of Song Dynasty (1 152), even the official to the Privy Council has the right to participate in politics. The tomb is located on the northwest slope of Beizhuang Village, Longjiang Township, with a wide base and a back to the hillside. The diameter of the grave bag is 2 meters, and there is a stone dam in front to form a half-moon altar with a radius of about 4 meters. The grave bag is complete and the tombstone has been lost.
Tomb of Cheng Mai ―― Cheng Mai, born in Henggang, was a scholar in Song San (1 100), and now holds a bachelor's degree in Moting. Hongqi Township is deeply buried. Due to its long history, the graves have been leveled. The tombstone rebuilt in the tenth year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (1732) still exists.
Wang Jun's Tomb ―― Wang Junde and Zhu lie. Ming Yongle Yiweike (14 15) is a scholar, and the official is true. At the entrance of Zhukeng Village, the cemetery is still intact and the tombstone has been lost.
Hu's Tomb-Hu Xidi, a scholar of Jiajing Yimaoke (1555) in Ming Dynasty, was the official of the capital, Shi Jiaozhou, and a four-class doctor of Chaolie. Buried behind a hill (Tuming County Road), the grave bag is visible and the monument has been lost.
Yu Tomb ―― So he was a famous scholar in Qing Dynasty and a native of Yixian County. The Chronicle of Yu says: "Yuling is located in Jiudu, yi county (now Hongqi Township). The tomb site can be identified and the grave bag needs to be repaired.
Huang Shiling's Tomb-Huang Shiling, a native of Huangcun Village, Xiwu Township, was a famous epitaph in the late Qing Dynasty. His tomb is in Wangjiashan, Huangcun. The tombstone has been lost, but the tomb bag still exists.