Since Jiang Ziya is real, where is his later grave buried?

There is no clear location of Jiang Ziya's tomb now, but the location of his tomb is rumored to be Jiang Ziya's tomb all over Xi'an. And Jiang Ziya's tomb must have no spell cheats, because Jiang Ziya was only deified by the Romance of the Gods.

Jiang Ziya was an outstanding politician and military strategist in ancient China, as well as one of the founders of the Zhou Dynasty's military theory. We all know that King Ji Chang of Zhou Wen once hunted and paraded on the shore of Weishui, so he met Jiang Taigong who was fishing. And after the two talked, they felt that they hated to see each other too late.

Soon after, Ji Chang appointed Jiang Ziya as his military advisor.

After Ji Chang's death, Jiang Ziya assisted Ji to send a call for all the kings of the world to crusade against Shang together. Later, because of his great contribution to the war with the Shang Dynasty, Jiang Ziya was named the Marquis of Qi. Although Jiang Ziya came from a humble background, he was astronomical and geographical, and he was good at everything.

This is why it is mythologized in the Romance of the Gods.

In fact, Jiang Ziya was very poor in his early years, and he almost lost all his family property in business. Later, in order to avoid the difficulty of war, he hid in the mountains to learn the way of Huang Lao. It was not until he was seventy years old that he went down the mountain and married a wife.

In fact, at the beginning, Jiang Ziya also did things under the king of Shang. However, due to the tyranny of the Shang King, Jiang Ziya believed that the Shang King would definitely fail in the future. Then he went to Xiqi and settled down on the banks of the Weishui River, where he caught a fish and found a military book in the belly of the fish.

After studying the military book hard, Jiang Ziya fished by the river every day, hoping to meet Ji Chang, the king of Zhou Wen.

Fortunately, one day after that, he finally met Ji Chang, the king of Zhou Wen, on the banks of the Weishui River, and thus officially began his brilliant political career.

Although Jiang Ziya is real, no one knows about his grave in **, I think maybe he also asked someone to hide his purpose cemetery in a very hidden place.

The Zhou dynasty is actually very far away from us, and there is not much information to be examined, and there is indeed no detailed record of a tomb of Jiang Ziya.

There are many locations of Jiang Ziya's tomb, and until now we don't know that Jiang Ziya's tomb is in **, and there will definitely be no spells.

Jiang Ziya's tomb has appeared in many places, and it is still quite controversial. There shouldn't be any spells or anything like that in Jiang Ziya's tomb, after all, most of them were written by the author.

Until now, Jiang Ziya's grave has not been found, but there are many graves of Jiang Ziya scattered all over Xi'an.

His tomb is still a mystery because it has been rumored in many places, but it is certain that he is also a normal person and does not have any spells.

Jiang Ziya's tomb has not yet been discovered, just like the thirteen tombs of the Ming Dynasty, and there is no detailed introduction in history.

There must be a tomb robber who wants to dig up his grave, but his grave is in **, and it is not known yet. So if there's any spells or anything like that in it, I don't know yet.

Now Jiang Ziya's tombstone has not been found, there should be no inheritance of any spells in it, what spells will there be in ancient **.

It's because I don't know where it is, so no one goes to rob the tomb. According to legend, Jiang Ziya's tomb should be in a remote ravine in Hunan.

There is no historical data to prove where Jiang Taigong was buried.

Whether it is in actual historical records or myths, Jiang Taigong is a talented and talented man, and a great military strategist and politician.

Jiang Ziya's tomb is in Haojing, which is now Xi'an, Shaanxi.

Jiang Ziya, also known as Jiang Shang, a famous historical figure in China, a person from the late Shang and early Zhou dynasties, Jiang Zhonglian surname, Lu Shi, Mingshang, a Wang, the word Ziya, or single Hu Ya, alias Flying Bear, because of his ancestors to assist Yu Ping water and soil was sealed in Lu, so Lu is the clan, also known as Lu Shang.

Legend has it that when Jiang Ziya was 72 years old, he was fishing in the Qianxi River on the shore of Weishui, and met King Wen of Zhou, who was thirsty for talent, and was named "Taishi", called "Taigong Wang", and held Pei Ying, commonly known as Taigong, and was respected as "Master Shangfu" by King Wu of Zhou.

Jiang Ziya assisted King Wu to establish the Zhou Dynasty, was the founder of the Qi State, King Wen of Zhou, the chief thinker, the supreme military commander and the founding father of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the founder of Qi culture, and an outstanding influential Taoduan Cong Strategist, military strategist and politician in ancient China.

Jiang Ziya's tomb is in Haojing, which is now Xi'an, Shaanxi.

Jiang Ziya, also known as Jiang Shang, a famous historical figure in China, a person from the late Shang and early Zhou dynasties, Jiang surname, Lu family, Mingshang, a Wang, the word Ziya, or single Hu Ya, alias Fei Xiong, because of his ancestors assisted Dayu Ping water and soil merit was sealed in Lu, so Lu is the clan, also known as Lu Shang.

Legend has it that when Jiang Ziya was 72 years old, he was fishing in the Qiangxi River on the shore of Weishui, and met King Wen of Zhou, who was eager to seek talent, and was named "Taishi", called "Taigongwang", commonly known as Taigong, and was respected as "Master Shangfu" by King Wu of Zhou.

Jiang Ziya assisted King Wu to establish the Zhou Dynasty, was the founder of the Qi State, King Wen of Zhou, the chief thinker of King Wu Kexuan, the supreme military commander and the founding father of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the founder of Qi culture, and also an outstanding Taoluo Wuchun family, military strategist and political collapse Cha Pei Zhi family in ancient China.