The Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang assisted the emperors of three dynasties successively, and her achievements can be said to be outstanding. But why was she buried outside the Feng Shui wall of the Qing Emperor's Mausoleum after her death?

It’s too simple. Xiaozhuang said before his death, "My heart is in love with your father and son," so he decided to be buried with his children and grandchildren. However, she was the concubine of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji, so she could only live with Huang Taiji. Zhaoling belongs to the same system, so her tomb needs to be separated from the Dongling Tomb of her children and grandchildren, making her mausoleum subordinate to Zhaoling. Because Zhaoling is in the northeast of her mausoleum, her mausoleum is called Zhaoxi Mausoleum. , this is the same reason that Cixi Ci’an’s mausoleum is called Dingdong Tomb because it is east of Emperor Xianfeng’s Dingling Mausoleum, except that her mausoleum is thousands of miles away from Zhaoling.