Zhuge Liang's cemetery is located in Dingjun Mountain. Who can introduce the geomantic omen of this cemetery?

< Zhuge Liang Zhuanzhuan > records: "Liang fell ill and died in the army at the age of 54. ..... Bright commandment buried Hanzhong Dingjun Mountain, because the mountain is a grave ... ". There is no dispute that Zhuge Liang's cemetery is in Dingjun Mountain. Why did Zhuge choose Dingjun Mountain as his graveyard? I think there are three reasons for this:

First, the battle of Dingjun Mountain fought by Liu Bei and Cao Cao for Hanzhong in those years ended with the comprehensive victory of veteran Huang Zhong's knife against Xia Houyuan and Liu Bei's group. Since then, Hanzhong has been owned by Liu Bei, and Liu Bei has successfully called it "King of Hanzhong". Dingjun Mountain is of extraordinary significance to Zhuge Liang's Shuhan Group.

second, when Zhuge Liang stationed troops in Hanzhong to attack Wei, he used Dingjun Mountain as the camp of Zhongjun for a long time to practice martial arts and recuperate, so he had deep feelings for Dingjun Mountain.

Third, Zhuge Liang is proficient in astronomy and geography, and quite familiar with Feng Shui. Climbing high, I saw nine loess beams around Dingjun Mountain like nine Huanglongs heading straight for Zhuge cemetery. "Celebrating Birthday in Kowloon" is an auspicious sign in geomantic omen. How could Zhuge not choose the tomb here?

Note: "Kowloon" is distributed in Yuanping Village, Zhuge Village, Wujiawan Village and Gaomiao Village around Dingjun Mountain, and can be clearly seen on the surrounding mountains at an altitude of 1m.