There are only three tombs in Long Mai, China. One is difficult to dig, one is timid to dig, and the other is blessed by a god beast. Why?
In the long history of ancient China, many cultural forms have been formed, and one of them is very popular, that is, geomantic omen or metaphysics. Especially in that feudal era, many people used geomantic omen and metaphysics to explain some unexplained phenomena. In geomantic omen, rolling mountains were called "Long Mai" because they were similar to dragons in ancient China. Therefore, it is called "Long Mai". Speaking of "Long Mai" now, most of them are considered as a special geographical form. In geomantic omen, "Long Mai" is usually a place where gas fields gather, and it is a treasure trove of geomantic omen.
A land of geomantic omen: "Long Mai"
In the development of China's ancient dynasty, many emperors attached great importance to such a place because of the importance of Long Mai. In their view, Long Mai was closely related to the development of the dynasty they ruled. Even after his death, the emperors would choose Long Mai to bury themselves, but no king or ruler could find such an important and sacred place. In the history of China, only three emperors successfully found "Long Mai" and were buried there after their death. Unfortunately, up to now, the tombs of these three emperors have never been opened. Many people speculate that Long Mai must have magical skills and secretly protected the mausoleum. Let's talk about the magic of these three mausoleum.
Qianling Mausoleum
The first one is Ganling, where Tang Gaozong, Li Zhi and Wu Zetian were buried. It is also the only mausoleum in the history of China where two emperors were buried. This tomb is located in Liangshan, Gan County, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province today. Naturally, there are many precious funerary objects in this tomb, and the number is very large. It is said that there are 500 tons of gold, silver and jewelry alone, and many people may say. The ancient tomb with so many precious jewels should have been stolen by grave robbers after so many years of development, but strangely, the treasure in this ancient tomb has not been successfully stolen by anyone so far, and this is the only ancient tomb in the Tang Dynasty that has not been poisoned by grave robbers.
Although grave robbers visited here three times in history, they all ended in failure. The first time was the Huang Chao Uprising in the late Tang Dynasty. During the uprising, Huang Chao sent 400,000 troops to rob Ganling in order to ensure the army's military supplies. After four months of digging, he didn't even find the entrance. The second time was the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. Wen Tao, Yaozhou, which saved time, made a fortune by robbing the tomb, and also targeted Ganling, but even so, tens of thousands of troops led by him still didn't dig anything, and the third excavation was also the shortest time since then. It happened in the early years of the Republic of China. The warlord Sun Lianzhong sent an engineer with explosives to prepare to blow up Ganling, but in the end he failed to find the entrance.
Ironically, 1985, several local farmers found a gap when shooting. After analysis, it was determined that it was the entrance of Ganling, but then they found that the gap was all made of black iron. Even after so many years, it is still difficult and impossible to open it.
Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor
The second is the well-known Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang. The mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor is very magnificent, located at the northern foot of Mount Li in Xi City, Shaanxi Province. It is said that it was built at the beginning of Qin Shihuang's accession to the throne, and it took nearly 40 years for Li Si, then prime minister. When he died, he wanted to put everything in the mausoleum. In order to protect himself, he also built a huge underground army of terracotta warriors and horses.
It is said that a lot of manpower, material resources and financial resources were spent when building the mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. The core area of the mausoleum is cast with copper water. At that time, when the productivity was severely limited, the underground palace cast with copper water was absolutely impregnable, and it is said that when Lisi was built, an anti-theft device crossbow was installed in the mausoleum. Once someone enters, they will face many crises. In addition, the history books also record that there are a lot of mercury in the mausoleum of Qin Shihuang. Rival rivers, lakes and seas, after expert testing, found that the mercury content in the mausoleum is really high. If ordinary people don't have any protective measures to enter, they are likely to die because of excessive inhalation of this highly toxic substance, which is also a big reason why no one dares to dig the mausoleum of Qin Shihuang.
huangdi mausoleum
The last mausoleum is the Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor, which is also located in Shaanxi, but it is only a cenotaph, and the Yellow Emperor himself is not buried in it. It is said that in his later years, the Yellow Emperor was carried to the sky by a golden dragon, but people were reluctant to let him leave, so they dragged his clothes, and finally the boots and swords of the Yellow Emperor were dragged down. In memory of him, people buried his relics in the local area, that is, the top of Qiaoshan Mountain in Shaanxi Province.
However, people are most interested in the location of the monument, which is very particular. The ridge of the bridge where the mausoleum is located is connected with the peak in a straight line, and other buildings are built around the straight line. In addition, this tomb faces southeast and northwest, showing the shape of "the sky is inclined to the northwest and the land is not satisfied with the southeast". It is said that there were no cypress trees here before, and later the Yellow Emperor planted one here. The Yellow Emperor soared here, but he did not lift it when he saw the people. Let the dragon carrying himself stay here for a while, and throw down the dried meat that the people gave him. The dried meat just landed on the cypress tree and smashed twenty-four bumps. Now, when you visit the Yellow Emperor's Collar, you can still see a cypress tree with 24 protrusions.
Later, after the Yellow Emperor soared, many people came to send meals to worship, but they were all swallowed up by wild animals on the mountain. When the Jade Emperor heard about it, he ordered some cypress seeds to be sown here. In the second year, Qiaoshan was already a lush scene, and it was precisely because of these cypresses that the mausoleum was protected. It is said that the emperor's mausoleum has always been protected by dragons. Anyone who dares to dig is bound to be met.
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The water storage in the pond is enough to shade the veins and nourish the true qi. -"Yang Zhai Understanding"
These are the three mausoleums on the Long Mai. None of these tombs can be opened, one dare not dig, and one is blessed by a dragon. I have to say that the wisdom of the ancients is incredible. What do you think of such a mausoleum? You can leave a message at the bottom of the article, thank you!
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Ding Sheng in Shuo Wen Tong Xun and Yang Zhai Hui Xin Ji