Interpretation of Feng Shui Pattern of Huangdi Mausoleum in Ancient Buildings
According to ancient records, after Qin Shihuang's death, he was buried in Qiaoshan Mountain, Huangling Town, Shaanxi Province, which is the location of Long Mai's mausoleum. The tomb is 3.6 meters high and 48 meters in circumference. There are six peaks in the north and seven valleys and eight beams in the south.
The Huangdi Mausoleum takes Kunlun Mountain, the ancestor of Wanshan Mountain, as Taizu Mountain. The south is limited to water, gathering the aura of heaven and earth in front of Lingshan. To the south of the water embankment is Yintai Mountain, which is the case mountain; There are nine ditches from the mountain to the river, as if nine dragons were worshipping the Yellow Emperor.
Yintai Mountain and Chengnan Tower in the west are together, backed by Nanshan, and together with Chengnan Tower in the west, form a tiger head. There is Phoenix Mountain in the east of Lingdong, which looks like a phoenix. Lingxi has Yuxian Mountain, which looks like a turtle. The Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor, the four spirits of dragon, turtle, tiger and phoenix, presents a peaceful scene.
The sacred place of the imperial tomb is surrounded by mountains and water, which is as negative as the Tai Chi map. The imperial tomb and Yintai Mountain are the two eyes of yin-yang fish, and the river is the dividing line of yin-yang fish. Therefore, many people think that Qiao Shan Huangdi Mausoleum is a model of ancient pillow tombs in China.
Qiao Shan, the Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor, is regarded as a sacred place for the Chinese people to worship their ancestors by the descendants of the Yellow Emperor at home and abroad. Its Long Mai originated in the Kunlun Mountains in the northwest and is adjacent to the Ziwuling Mountains stretching thousands of miles from north to south at the Shaanxi-Gansu border in western huangling county.
Qiao Shan, a remnant vein extending eastward at the eastern foot of Ziwuling, is accompanied by Qushui, which also originated from Juyuanguan at the eastern foot of Ziwuling. After coming to Qiaoshan, Long Mai winds up, and peaks show off and extend southward. Qushui was blocked by Qiao Shan, so we had to go south from the west foot of Qiao Shan, then go east and north, then go back to the opposite side between the east foot and the west foot of Qiao Shan, and then continue east. Qiaoshan and Qushui form a small environment surrounded by green water.
Around Qiao Shan, mountains are surrounded by water. To the north of Qiao Shan, Ziwuling continues to extend eastward, while the head of Mengjiayuan, which is connected with Qiaoshan Dragon Vein, is round like a turtle cover, and the Long Mai extends downward in a "Xuanwu pendent head"; South of Qiaoshan Mountain, surrounded by terraces, the Chengnan Pagoda in the south is called "Phoenix Que" by Zhang Sanfeng, and the mountain shape spreads from the commanding heights of Nanshan to the east and west wings, just like "Suzaku Wu Xiang".
10 to the west of Qiao Shan in Huali, the ridge extending from the south tableland to the north looks like a "white tiger lying posture", with tiger head, waist and tail faintly visible. At the foot of the mountain, by the He Ju River, there is a village named "Huwei Village", which forms a north-south flank with Zhangzhai Village, a ridge extending from the northern tableland to the south.
Twenty-five miles east of Qiao Shan, there is a place called "Longtou", which echoes the "Huwei Village" west of Qiao Shan. The image of "Qinglong winding" is formed by the mountain shape extending from east to southeast and the winding waterway-"Longwan". On the ridge east of Longshou Mountain and extending northward from the southern plateau, Shangzhai Village and Longshou formed a mutual embrace.