What is the stone statue of the Ming Ming Tombs and where is the Ming Ming Tombs

The Ming Tombs are located at the foot of Tianshou Mountain, Changping District, Beijing, with a total area of more than 120 square kilometers and about 50 kilometers away from Tiananmen Square. The Ming Tombs is located in the small basin surrounded by mountains on the east, west and north sides, the mountains around the mausoleum area are embraced, the central part is a plain, and there is a small river in front of the mausoleum that twists and turns.

The Ming Ding Mausoleum is the mausoleum of the thirteenth emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Shenzong Xian Zhu Yijun (year name Wanli). Two of his queens are also buried here. The mausoleum is located at the foot of Dayu Mountain, located in the southwest of Changling, and was built in 1584-1590 (Wanli 12 to Wanli 18).

The main buildings are the Qi'en Gate, the Qi'en Palace, the Treasure City, the Ming Tower and the underground palace. It covers an area of 182,000 square meters. It is the only one of the Ming Tombs that has been excavated.

The Dingling Underground Palace is available for visitors to visit. Ming Ding Mausoleum Ding Mausoleum as early as the Wanli Emperor began to build, Wanli 12 years (AD 1584) started, lasted 6 years to complete, cost 8 million taels of silver. The emperor was only 28 years old when the mausoleum was built, and it was not until 1620 that it was officially opened.

Dingling became one of the three largest cemeteries in the Ming Tombs. Its blind ground buildings occupy a total of 180,000 square meters, with three wide courtyards in front and a tall treasure city in the back. In front of the main gate of the mausoleum is the white marble stone bridge of the three pawns.

Crossing the bridge is a tall stele pavilion. There are more than 300 buildings around the pavilion, such as the ancestral sacrifice office, the slaughtering pavilion, and the Dingling Prison. Further back is the outermost wall of the cemetery, Wai Luo Cheng (the outer wall of the wall).

The overall layout of the Dingling Underground Palace is also in the shape of a circle in front and back. On the periphery of it is a "Wailuo Castle" that includes Baocheng and the front courtyard of Baocheng. The area of the castle is about 180,000 square meters.

Qing Liangfen's "Diagram of the Emperor's Tomb" described this outer city as follows: "Paving the foundation of the wall, its stones are all aragonite, slippery as new, and fine dust can not be stained." The left and right long walls are landscape, flowers, dragons and phoenixes, unicorns, seahorses, turtles and snakes.

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The Ming Tombs were built in 1409-1645, which is the largest existing imperial mausoleum complex in China and even the world, with the largest number of imperial and queen mausoleums.

In 1957, Beijing announced that the Ming Tombs were the first batch of key ancient cultural relics protection units in Changfan City, Beijing. In 1992, the Ming Tombs was rated as "the most intact tomb group of emperors in the world" by the Beijing Tourism World's Best Selection Committee. In 2003, the Ming Tombs were inscribed on the World Heritage List.

In 2011, the National Tourism Administration approved the Ming Ming Tombs Scenic Area as a national 5A-level tourist attraction.

The mausoleum area is surrounded by mountains, there is a river meandering in front of the mausoleum, and the scenery is beautiful. Come here to see the architecture, scenery, and learn about the funeral specifications of ancient emperors.

Visit the Ming Tombs to learn about some precautions in the scenic area.

1. The mausoleum area is designated as a non-smoking area, and all fireworks are strictly prohibited. It is strictly forbidden to smear and depict on trees, places of interest and public facilities, and it is strictly forbidden to climb mausoleum walls, fences, Ming Towers and other buildings.

2. In the process of visiting the underground palace, in addition to not being able to take pictures, there is also the best thing to do not bring food and drink, and there should be no one to play in it, after all, this is the most basic common sense.

3. The five open scenic spots in the Ming Tombs Scenic Area are reserved in two paths, among which the four scenic spots of Changling, Dingling, Zhaoling and Shenlu can be reserved in the "Ming Tombs Reservation", and the "Kangling Reservation" needs to be reserved separately.