Why was sourdrang dowager buried outside the tomb of the Qing Dynasty?

For hundreds of years, this has spawned many bizarre rumors, the most widely circulated of which is "the Queen Mother marries". Legend has it that the Queen Mother once married her brother-in-law. At that time, Regent Dourgen died at the hands of her ex-husband, Huang Taiji, so Zhaoling could not be buried, which defiled the first emperor's "blessed land of longevity". What's more, because the later emperor hated her unruly travel, he buried her outside the Feng Shui wall of Dongling and punished her for guarding the city gate for future generations.

However, rumors are not equal to faith in history. Sourdrang queen lived through three dynasties in the early Qing Dynasty, which was a crucial period from chaos to governance. She fully assisted Taizong and Huang taiji to expand their territory and created two generations of emperors, sai-jo Fu Lin and holy father Michelle Ye, who worked hard; By virtue of her intelligence and special position, she made important contributions to coordinating the internal contradictions of Manchu nobles and promoting the consolidation and unification of the country, and was praised as an outstanding female politician in the early Qing Dynasty by historians.

Then why did Zhao Qianling, the Empress of Xiaozhuangwen, build outside the "Feng Shui Wall" of the Qing Dongling? It turned out that the queen Xiaozhuang Wen left a will in the burial place after her death. In December of the 26th year of Kangxi, on her deathbed, Empress Xiaozhuangwen said to Emperor Kangxi, "What happened behind me is a special message for you. Emperor Taizong's Zigong was too humble to respect him for a long time. It is not convenient to be buried together at this time. If we set up another territory, it would be a waste of time and people would not be buried together. I love you father and son, and I can't bear to go far. I will be safe in Zunhua, with no regrets. "

Respecting his grandmother's wishes, Emperor Kangxi deliberately demolished five bedrooms just built in the east of his former residence, Cining Palace, transported them to the Qing Dongling, and converted them into temporary security halls. In the third year of Yongzheng, the temporary Anfengtang was converted into a mausoleum. This is the tomb of Zhao Qianling that people see now. For hundreds of years, it has been worn by wind and rain, and later generations have commented.