1, Qin Shihuang Mausoleum
The original height of the land on the mausoleum was about 1 15 meters, and it is still as high as 76 meters. There are double walls inside and outside the cemetery. The circumference of the inner city is 3840m, and that of the outer city is 62 10/0m. The inner and outer city walls are about 8- 10 meters high. There is a magnificent underground palace in the inner city, with the sun, moon and stars made of pearls above and rivers, lakes and seas made of mercury underground. There are still remains of the site today. The burial area is in the south, and the sleeping hall and the convenient hall are built in the north.
2. Western Zhou Tombs
According to Zhouyi and Hanshu, the tombs of the Zhou Dynasty were neither sealed nor planted. During the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, Bi Yuan, the governor of Shaanxi Province, made textual research on the tombs of Ji Chang, Yong and Zhao, as well as the tombs of Ji Man, Xuanwang Ji Jing, Duke Ji Dan of Zhou, King Taigong and Duke Boqin of Lu. Nearby, but there are many objections after textual research.
It is believed that the location of Zhou Tomb should be in Joo Won?, the birthplace of Zhou Dynasty (now north of the junction of Fufeng County and Qishan County in Baoji, Shaanxi Province) and Qiyi area.
3. Genghis Khan Mausoleum
Mongols are popular with "dense burial", so where the real Genghis Khan mausoleum is has always been a mystery. Today's Genghis Khan Mausoleum is a monument. After many migrations, it was not until 1954 that Ta 'er Temple in Huangzhong County, which is 0/85km away from Baotou City, moved back to its hometown in Yijinhuoluo Banner. Here, there are dense grasslands and magnificent scenery unique to grasslands.
4. Tomb of the King of Yue
The Tomb of the King of Yue, commonly known as Ji Zheng Dui, is located in the west of the old town of Lixin County, Anhui Province. Precious cultural relics such as pottery figurines, horses, chickens, dogs, mills and pots were unearthed from large masonry tombs in the Han Dynasty. Now it is a key cultural relics protection unit in Lixin County.
5. Mawangdui Han Tomb
It can be seen that Mawangdui is not a pile of Mawangdui, but the cemetery of Changsha Prime Minister Hou Licang and his family in the early Western Han Dynasty. On the pile, there is a mound with prominent things, which is more than 20 meters apart. The top of the two tombs is flat and round, and the bottom is connected, which looks like a saddle, so some people call it a saddle pile.
6. Cao Cao's Tomb
Thin burials have existed since ancient times, but in the thin burials of emperors in past dynasties, Cao Cao was the pioneer, and he did not build mounds, plant trees or bury gold and jade articles with him. Liu Sheng, a warlord of the Han Dynasty, wore 2,498 jade articles and1100g gold thread after his death. Cao Cao, whose name is Emperor Wu, only wore patched clothes to attend his funeral.
There were thin burials for emperors in Cao Wei and even Jin Dynasty, but after the Tang Dynasty, emperor burials became a tradition again. The last mausoleum was built in 19 15, which was four years in the Republic of China.
7. Tangganling
Tang Ganling is the burial tomb of Li Zhi and Wu Zetian. Located in Tangshan, Xianyang City, this is the only Tang mausoleum that has not been stolen.
With a history of more than 0/200 years from now, grave robbers have been haunting here. There are as many well-known grave robbery cases as 17, and there are three largest grave robbery cases. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Huang Chao used 400,000 rebels to dig the imperial tomb, and finally dug half a mountain and a 40-meter-long "Huang Chao" ditch, all of which failed. So Ganling can't be dug.
8. Ming Yongling
Located at the southern foot of Yang Cuiling, the Ming Yongling is the tomb of the 1 1 emperor and the three empresses Chen, Fang and Du. Zhu Houzong, Emperor Shizong of the Ming Dynasty, was born in Xing on August 10th in the second year of Zheng De (1507). In the 16th year (152 1), he became emperor on April 22nd, and the following year he was changed to Jiajing in the Yuan Dynasty.
In the forty-five years of Jiajing (1566), he died in Gan Qing Palace on December 14th at the age of 60, and was named as "Emperor Qin Tiandi, a saint of Britain and Yi, a great man with great courage". On March 17th of the following year, Yongling was buried.
9. Qing Dongling
The Qing Dongling Mausoleum was built from 166 1 (18th year of Shunzhi), which lasted for 247 years, and 2 17 palace archways were built successively, forming 15 cemeteries. It's 12.5km long and 20km wide from north to south. There are five emperors buried, 15 empresses, 136 concubines, three elder brothers and two princesses *** 16 1.
10 Mangshan Mausoleum Group
Mangshan Mausoleum Group is located in Luoyang City and Mengjin County of Henan Province, which is nearly 50 kilometers long from east to west and 20 kilometers wide from north to south. Including Jin Meng, Yanshi, Xigong District, Old Town and Luolong District of Luoyang, covering more than 20 towns and more than 360 natural villages.