After Zhu Yuanzhang became emperor, in order to ensure the permanent rule of the Zhu family, he ordered the military advisor Liu Bowen to eliminate the national dragon vein. Liu Bowen had to carry it out, he spent several years, traveled thousands of mountains and rivers, and cut off all the dragon veins.
Zhu Yuanzhang was overjoyed, thinking that no one would ever be able to challenge his Zhu family's imperial power, but he didn't know that Liu Bowen had actually not cut off all the dragon veins, and there was still the last dragon vein left outside Changbai Mountain.
More than two hundred years later, the Qing army entered the customs and replaced the Ming Dynasty, which became the last feudal dynasty.
There is a view in the ancient tradition of Kanyu that it is called"Dragon Vein"It refers to nothing more than a general term for the geography of mountains and rivers with special topography, and there is nothing mysterious about it.
Although modern people have doubts about this, the ancients were convinced, especially the emperors of ancient times. They proclaimed themselves true dragon sons during their lifetimes, and they were to be buried in the so-called dragon vein after death.
According to the art of Kanyu, China's dragon veins all originate from Kunlun Mountain, so in all dynasties, Kunlun Mountain is regarded as"The ancestor of all mountains, the source of the dragon vein"。Starting from Kunlun Mountain, dragon veins have been formed all over the country, and many feng shui treasures have gathered on these dragon veins.
Ancient emperors attached great importance to these feng shui treasures, and they called them"Dragon's Lair"After they succeed to the throne, they will send capable people to find the dragon veins suitable for their burial place.
After the baptism of time, we gradually understand the absurdity of the dragon vein theory. Many outstanding monarchs of ancient times were buried in the so-called dragon vein feng shui treasure, but in the end, they still could not avoid the fate of the decline of the dynasty.
It can be seen from this that the dragon vein does not bring about the magical effect of changing the sky and life, otherwise these dynasties would not have come to an end. Although being buried in the dragon vein after death is undoubtedly a status symbol, it does not mean that everything is going well.
In ancient history, there were many imperial tombs that were destroyed by war. For example, the imperial mausoleum of the Northern Song Dynasty, after losing the protection of the Southern Song Dynasty, was almost looted by Jin soldiers and thieves.
Even in modern times, the state attaches great importance to the tombs of emperors, but still excavates some imperial tombs through archaeological means, such as the Wanli Emperor of the Ming Ding Mausoleum.
On the dragon vein of our country, there are three of the most legendary ancients buried, and their cemetery is known as a treasure of feng shui, so far no one dares to dig, no one can dig, and no one can open it.
They are the Yellow Emperor, Qin Shi Huang and Li Zhi, all of whom were the best of the ancient emperors, and their legends have been passed down to this day. The Yellow Emperor, the ancestor of Chinese civilization and the common ancestor of Chinese people all over the world, his mausoleum is called Qiaoling, which is located in Qiaoshan in the north of Huangling County, Yan'an City, hence the name.
In front of the bridge mausoleum, there is a cypress tree that is said to be more than 5,000 years old, and it is said that this cypress tree was planted by the Yellow Emperor himself.
In 110 B.C., Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty personally led an army of 180,000 to pay homage to the Yellow Emperor's Mausoleum, which has been a place for grand and large-scale sacrifices in various dynasties and generations for thousands of years since then.
To this day, the sacrifice ceremony of the Yellow Emperor's Mausoleum is still a major festival for Chinese people around the world, carrying the feelings of Chinese descendants not forgetting the martyrs and remembering their ancestors. The Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor contains countless cultural relics handed down from all dynasties, but what archaeological expert would dare to propose excavating the Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor?
Once someone does this, it will undoubtedly challenge the bottom line of the global Chinese. The Yellow Emperor's contribution to Chinese civilization is obvious, and he is recognized as the ancestor of China, while Qin Shi Huang considers himself "the three emperors of virtue and the five emperors of merit", so he called himself emperor.
From a historical point of view, Qin Shi Huang is indeed worthy of the evaluation of these eight words. A series of measures during his reign had a profound impact on Chinese civilization and opened up a precedent for the era of feudal imperial power.
From the age of 13, Qin Shi Huang began to order the construction of a mausoleum for himself, and after he unified the Six Kingdoms, it was still not completed, and he mobilized hundreds of thousands of prisoners to continue the construction, which was barely completed after his death.
As the largest mausoleum in ancient times, coupled with the prestige of Qin Shi Huang Shi Huang, many people have always wanted to excavate the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang. However, because of the painful lessons of the excavation of the Ming Ding Mausoleum, the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang could not be excavated until the cultural relics protection technology was further developed.
Although the Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor did not dare to dig, and the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang could not be dug up, why did it say that the Qianling Mausoleum of Tang Gaozong Li Zhi could not be dug up? In fact, the excavation of the Qianling Tomb may be even more difficult than the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang.
Qianling is the crystallization of the financial strength of the entire Tang Dynasty, and the Tang Dynasty was nearly a thousand years later than the Qin Dynasty, and its national strength is far from being comparable to that of the Qin Dynasty. Therefore, as the most solid one of the ancient emperors' tombs, the Qianling Tomb is undoubtedly more difficult to excavate.
Huang Chao once led hundreds of thousands of soldiers and horses to find the entrance to Qianling, but to no avail. Although the technology is advanced, in the face of the large mausoleums of the Tang Dynasty, it is still difficult to find the entrance. After finding the location, it is even more difficult to use small machinery to excavate the Qianling Tomb built on the mountain without destroying the cultural relics.