Who is the owner of the No. 1 tomb of Guodian in Huanyuan, the owner of the tomb of Quyang Tianzhuan

Now in the real excavation, experts say that it may be related to the righteousness of the military festival to make the king straight.

Probably the princes and nobles of the Jin Dynasty.

Cemeteries generally have a standard tomb size, and a combined tomb is generally the standard of two urns. But there are special circumstances, such as three.

For joint burials, the tomb can be appropriately transformed. In the case of ensuring that the pedestal and tombstone do not collapse, it can be enlarged.

Beyond the tombs, tombstones, and fences is the shared area. For example, the tomb cannot be built again.

When choosing a feng shui grave, we should pay attention to the following points; 1;The dragon is true, and the hole is true. 2;Tibetan wind and water, mountains and rivers have love, and mountains and rivers are used by me. 3;The mountain dragon and the water dragon must meet, so that the Mingtang is right, and the Mingtang is right.

4;Longshui must be matched, so that it can be combined, and the talents of heaven and earth can be integrated. Only through the comprehensive consideration of these points can we find the true treasure of Feng Shui. But it's not easy to really understand these points!

Tibetan wind and water, mountains and rivers are affectionate is the description of the best place. Mountains and rivers for my use, that is, these good landscapes belong to me, the above four points at the same time hidden in the direction of the way to find the cave and bury auspicious, not to boast and talk about it, is my practical experience, laymen can not understand. Looking for dragons, nitrate, and water are only for the hole.

Good dragon, good sand, good water, you have to have a good hole to be true. Therefore, if you want to find the acupoint, the acupoint is sought in the comprehensive consideration of the dragon sand water. No real hole, good dragon, good sand, good water is like waste!

Thousands of miles of rivers and mountains have always been, although there are good points, there is no auspicious direction. Seventy-two dragons, five degrees for each dragon, and another dragon after three degrees. Therefore, they will not be rich by their differences, or they will be thrown into the pit of fire.

Therefore, the essence of the principle of burial ground feng shui lies in the search for the cave and the orientation. After reading my discussion of Feng Shui in the cemetery, can you comprehend it? Cemetery feng shui is very complex, and it cannot be accurately determined on the Internet, and can only be determined by a skilled feng shui master on the spot.

On the top floor, choose the mountain, that's a big dragon, as long as it's on the dragon vein, it's okay there (even if it's just a dragon tail, there must be someone in the family to be a big official) to choose on the head, especially on the eyes, hehe, it's amazing, in ancient times, it was the emperor's.

Of course the first one is good.

Backed by mountains and water, a typical feng shui treasure.

The north side of Luoyang is a typical example of the mountains and rivers in the background.

Mawangdui is the tomb of the prime minister of Changsha in the early Western Han Dynasty, the marquis of Licang and his family. It is located in the eastern suburbs of Changsha City, Hunan Province. Changsha is the seat of Linxiang County, the capital of Changsha in the Han Dynasty.

The cemetery was falsely rumored to be the cemetery of Ma Yin, the king of Chu during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, so it was called Mawangdui; He was also attached to the "twin daughters" of Liu Fa, the king of Changsha, to bury his mother Cheng and Tang Erji. The Hunan Provincial Museum and the Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences excavated Tomb No. 1 in 1972. From 1973 to early 1974, tombs No. 2 and No. 3 were excavated.

In 1973, he published "Changsha Mawangdui No. 1 Han Tomb", according to the "Historical Records" and "Han Book", Changsha Xianglicang died in the second year of Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty (193 BC). Tomb No. 2 found "Changsha Prime Minister", "Hou Hou's Seal" and "Li Cang" three seals, indicating that the tomb owner is the first generation of Hou Li Cang himself. Tomb No. 1 found the body of a woman about 50 years old, and there was a bone seal of "Concubine Xin Chai" in the tomb, and the tomb owner should be the wife of Licang.

The remains of the owner of Tomb 3 are male in his 30s and may be the tomb of Licura's son. A wooden slip unearthed from Tomb No. 3 has the words "December of the 12th year, Yisi Shuo Wuchen", etc., marking the burial age of the tomb as the 12th year of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty (168 BC). Tomb 1 broke the sealing soil of Tomb 2 and Tomb 3 respectively when it was constructed, so its age should be later.

The excavation of the Mawangdui Han Tomb provides extremely important material materials for the study of the development of handicrafts and science and technology in the early Western Han Dynasty, as well as the history, culture and social life at that time.

According to what the little brother said later, it was the original owner of the tomb in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and he didn't say who it was, but it was confirmed later that the little brother was lying.