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Going north from Xinxiang City, Henan Province, 13 kilometers away from the city, there is a green mountain that looks like a golden phoenix spreading its wings leisurely. Its name is "Phoenix Mountain".
Phoenix Mountain is the remnant of the towering Taihang Mountains. Surrounded by mountains and ravines, the scenery is beautiful and intoxicating. In this picturesque environment, there are two ancient cemetery city outlines. Inside, there are majestic stone squares and flower tables, as well as weather-beaten tablets and tomb carvings. These are the famous Lu Slips. Tomb of the king.
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The king's surname in Lu Jian is Zhu Ming Yimiao , is the ninth grandson of Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang, the youngest son of Emperor Longqing, and the half-brother of Emperor Shenzong Wanli. He was born in the second year of Longqing (1568 AD) and was named King of Lu when he was four years old. He died in the 42nd year of Wanli (1614 AD) and was given the posthumous title of Jian.
Because Zhu Yimiao was favored by two generations of emperors, he was particularly prominent. Like all feudal rulers, the extravagant and lustful King Lu Jian had been misbehaving in the palace and not abiding by court rules. Disturbing Chao Gang. Even his brother, who was the emperor, had no choice but to demote him openly and secretly when he was 21 years old, and sent him to Weihui, Henan, to become the vassal king.
"The sky is high and the emperor is far away." In Weihui, he did whatever he wanted. In addition to building a huge and luxurious royal palace, he also imitated the imperial mausoleums of his ancestors - the Ming Tombs in Beijing. He personally selected this piece of land with "the head resting on Phoenix Mountain, the feet stepping on the Tiger Pond, and the left hand holding the golden tomb". Deng Temple, the "Feng Shui Treasure Land" of Xiaozhi Mountain on the right hand side is used as a tomb.
The cemetery of King Lu Jian covers an area of 150,000 square meters, and its architectural form is similar to that of Dingling among the Thirteen Tombs. The cemetery runs from south to north, with 16 pairs of bluestone-carved Wengzhong (stone figures) and stone beasts arranged on the left and right of the "Shinto"; the dome-style tomb is 6 meters high. Standing on the top of the mound, you can overlook the Weihe Plain and have a panoramic view of the distant and near scenery. fundus. Directly below the tomb is the tomb chamber, whose structure and style are similar to those of Dingling. It is an arched stone structure built with blue stones. It is tall and spacious. It is indeed an "underground palace".
The tomb of King Lu Jian does not have "dragon"-like ground veins, but just takes the shape of the "golden phoenix spreading its wings" mountain topography. Logically speaking, the tomb built on this "Feng Shui treasure land" should be extremely strong, but it has been stolen many times. It can be seen that the so-called "Feng Shui treasure land" selected by the "Feng Shui" master is nothing more than that.