Why was Zhuge Liang buried in Dingjun Mountain after his death?

Zhuge Liang was buried in Dingjun Mountain after his death for the following reasons:

There is a passage in Romance of the Three Kingdoms and History of the Three Kingdoms: Zhuge Liang made his last words and told Yang Yi, an official of Shu and Han Dynasties, to bury the body in Dingjun Mountain and build a grave beside the mountain.

In addition, Zhuge Liang also demanded that his grave only need to accommodate the coffin, and the body only wore clothes of the season at that time, and there were no other funerary objects.

First, Dingjun Mountain has good feng shui and is suitable for burial.

Dingjun Mountain belongs to Daba Mountain area, and 12 xiufeng rises and falls continuously, like Youlong playing pearls, so it has the reputation of "twelve mountains and one pearl".

The tomb of Wuhou is backed by Bifeng Mountain, and the main peak of Dingjun Mountain in the southwest is ready to come out. Even the mountain peaks stand across, like a screen. The northwest is not only the Bashan Mountains, but also tall and majestic, which is a treasure trove of geomantic omen.

Second, Zhuge Liang's ambition of the Northern Expedition will remain unchanged until his death.

"If you get Dingjun Mountain, you will get Hanzhong, and if you get Hanzhong, you will rule the world."

Thus, Dingjun Mountain is a battleground for military strategists. Such an important place was also the front line of Zhuge Liang's crusade against Cao Wei by Shu Han before his death.

Zhuge Liang's six northern expeditions failed, and the whole army was wiped out, which ended with regret.

He devoted himself to protecting Shu before his death and was buried in Dingjun Mountain after his death. He should have the determination to protect Shu after death; Although his ambition has not changed.

The third is to protect their graves from being stolen.

According to the county annals of Mianxian County, Shaanxi Province, "When the moon was shining in the sky, I suddenly saw the flag flashing at the head of Dingjun Mountain, and the financial offices were uneven. No soldiers came to visit. " ...

Zhuge Liang is a superb strategist, and his life and death will have a reasonable arrangement.

During the Three Kingdoms War, Chengdu was still a territory controlled by opponents, so it was definitely not safe to be buried in my hometown.

Dingjun Mountain, on the other hand, has a large area and is not easy to be found, which can protect its tomb from being stolen.