Rural geomantic video in Huaibei area
Since ancient times, many people have made relevant explanations about Feng Shui. The earliest person who explained Feng Shui was Guo Pu, a famous person in Jin Dynasty. He wrote a book called "Burial Book", which also said that the core of Feng Shui is the choice of people's houses and the burial place of the dead, so that people can live a better life, avoid disadvantages and avoid misfortune. Among them, geomantic omen can be used to build haunted houses and auspicious houses, and it can also be said that it is a house of yang and a house of yin. Feng shui is a kind of metaphysics, and it is even rumored that excellent feng shui treasures can bless three generations.
In ancient times, emperors built their own tombs first. Naturally, these graves will not be built anywhere. Emperors will find some teachers or experts who can read geomantic omen to survey geomantic omen, so as to find the treasure land of geomantic omen, and then start to build their own graves, so as to bless future generations and their prosperity. As we all know, Zhu Yuanzhang was an ordinary beggar before he became emperor. There are many brothers and sisters in his family, and the food at home is also very insufficient. After eating the last meal, the family almost didn't have enough to eat every day. The clothes he was wearing were also patched. It can be said that he did not eat enough and wear warm clothes, and the problem of food and clothing could not be solved. One year there was a famine in Huaibei, and Zhu Yuanzhang's father was killed in the famine, and the biggest source of income for the family was gone. There is no money at home, and even my father's affairs can't be solved. He didn't even have the money to buy a good coffin to hold his father's body, so he had to wrap his father's body in a straw mat and bury it.
On the day when he buried his father, it was clear in Wan Li, but suddenly it rained cats and dogs. Zhu Yuanzhang was afraid that he would catch a cold before spending money and wanted to wait until the rain had passed before burying his father, so he hid in a nearby pavilion. But the rain was so heavy that he rushed out of the mudslide and buried his father's straw mat. After the rain stopped, Zhu Yuanzhang set up a stone tablet for that place in memory of his father. After Zhu Yuanzhang's father died, his family couldn't afford them, so Zhu Yuanzhang became a monk. Later, the temple suffered a disaster. He went begging in the street, became a beggar and lived a wandering life.
Until he met the rebels, he joined them. In the army, he was brave and fearless, leaving life behind and being brave and fearless. He was loved by many people and became a general after recruiting talents, and his performance was very outstanding. He was also favored by the rebel leaders and married his daughter to Zhu Yuanzhang. Through his own efforts, he climbed to the top of the world, met many opportunities, and finally ascended the throne and became the emperor. After he ascended the throne, the first thing he did was to change his father's cemetery, but it was stopped. It turned out that someone showed Zhu Yuanzhang's ancestral grave feng shui, thinking that the place was a treasure trove of feng shui and could protect future generations, so Zhu Yuanzhang canceled the idea of moving the grave.
Zhu Yuanzhang's claim to be emperor is full of myth and has also been made into many TV dramas. Many people say that it is because of the good geomantic location of his ancestral grave that the Zhujiajian family has been sheltered for hundreds of years. Therefore, it seems too much for Zhu Yuanzhang's ancestral grave to be called the best ancestral grave in China. After all, the Zhujiajian family has given birth to 16 emperors, and so far no one dares to steal them, even the high-speed rail has to detour. The Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway built that year also bypassed the Ming tombs, and the government spent a lot of manpower and material resources to dig deep tunnels to protect the Ming tombs.
Everyone thinks that the Ming Tombs are priceless. We have convenient transportation, save materials and can't destroy cultural relics. Moreover, the underground palace of Ming Taizu Mausoleum is very complicated, and many archaeologists have spent many years trying to find the entrance to the underground palace. They think there are many organs in the underground palace, so it has not been stolen so far. This shows the important value of the Ming imperial tomb, and the title of the most cattle ancestral grave is also reasonable.