In a king's tomb, villagers want to bury their father in front of the tomb with dragon breath. Why do disasters keep happening?

Because the location of the king's tomb is very particular, which has a great relationship with Feng Shui, the king's wood in this place has occupied a very good geographical position, and it is in the middle. Everything else is not good, so it is not only a disaster for others to bury the tomb on the side.

At first, people didn't know who the owner of the tomb was, but everyone knew that it was an emperor's tomb, so every time I went to Tomb-Sweeping Day, many people would come to worship, hoping to get blessing.

Later, according to the analysis of relevant historical data, the owner of this tomb was Qian Hongchu, who had been an emperor for 27 years. He was a very kind emperor, very kind to the people, and cared for his people very much. However, his country's military strength was not strong enough, so he eventually lost his land, lost his people, and died of grief, so he was buried in a small mountain village in Zhejiang.

The location of his tomb is right in the middle, which is the so-called geomantic treasure house. This place is exactly the center where the immortal is, so it is very good because it is in the middle.

according to our old saying,? The Jedi hide in a good place, and hide in a good place near the Jedi? . Therefore, the tomb of the king at that time was located in the so-called good place, and what you want is also happy here beside it. This is very undesirable, so this family did not listen to other people's dissuasion, and blindly wanted to bury their family next to the king's tomb, which led to such a disaster. So in this case, we can't compete for being buried in this good land of geomantic omen. He can only allow one person to touch the light. So the family wants to touch the light, not only not touching it, but attracting it? Never again? The disaster.

Therefore, the geomantic omen and theology handed down by our ancestors still have a great influence on us, because these things have deeply entered our hearts since ancient times.