Three emperors died in one village and two dynasties were destroyed. Is this place really a place where dragons are trapped?

The legendary village is Taiping Village. It is rumored that three emperors died in the sand dunes here. In fact, it is just nonsense, because after careful study, it will be found that the place where two of the emperors died is not the same sand dune, and the death of the other emperor was just imposed on the sand dunes. here. The Feng Shui rumors here are also likely to be false.

The three emperors rumored to have died in the sand dunes of Taiping Village were Qin Shihuang, King Wuling of Zhao and King Zhou of Shang. According to historical records, Qin Shihuang died in a sand dune on his fifth eastward patrol. However, no one knows the specific cause of death, and there are no historical records, so many people began to make various speculations and said that the Feng Shui here was not good.

After that, there were rumors that King Zhou of Shang also died here. Although King Zhou of Shang was cruel, he was also a very capable emperor. He expanded the country's area, but his achievements were outweighed by his faults. He later burned himself to death in Lutai. However, later there were unofficial records that King Zhou of Shang died in the sand dunes of Taiping Village. Therefore, many Feng Shui masters later said that this was a place where dragons were trapped and that the Feng Shui here was not good. Moreover, most people at the time believed it. However, this is actually just imposed. No one can prove that King Zhou died in that sand dune.

Later there were rumors that King Zhao Wuling also died here. King Wuling of Zhao promoted Hufu and made the Zhao country stronger. He was a capable emperor, but God may be competing for talents, and King Wuling of Zhao starved to death in the sand dunes. Then more people said that this was the land of trapped dragons. However, in fact, the sand dune where King Zhao Wuling and Qin Shihuang died was not the same sand dune.