Yongzheng is known as Chengxiao , but after his death, he did not accompany his parents and was bur

The direction of the topography of the mausoleum is consistent with the signs of heaven, which is related to the rise and fall of the country's fortunes, and the mausoleum can be established in the place favored by the heavens, which can open up the eternal foundation of the descendants of the Qing Dynasty.

In the seventh year of his reign, he ordered people to find the "auspicious land" of Jianling, and the first person who was instructed to survey was divined and selected the auspicious place next to the filial piety tomb and Jingling in Dongling, but did not find a suitable place.

According to legend, he was afraid of revenge, after all, he did such a thing as creating a throne, and his conscience was uneasy in the end.

The ancients attached great importance to Feng Shui, especially the selection of a mausoleum for the emperor, which was very prudent.

In order to avoid Kangxi, I don't want to be buried with Kangxi after death.

Starting from feudal superstition, I was worried that if I was buried with Kangxi, I would be "retaliated" by Kangxi

Because the place is good. The mountain water law, well-organized, is indeed auspicious.

At present, there are three inconsistent theories about why Yongzheng was not buried in the same cemetery with his father Kangxi after his death, the first is related to the statement that Yongzheng is plotting to usurp the throne, the second is that Yongzheng did not have the face to see his father after his death, and the third is that Yongzheng feels that the feng shui of the Qing Dongling is not good.

The Qing Dynasty was an era when China's ethnic minorities were the masters of their own affairs, but before the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, their folk customs were fundamentally different from those of the Han people. Take the mausoleum as an example, before they were the masters of the house, their mausoleums were very simple, but after they took control of the state power, their customs were naturally affected by cultural shock, and they began to pay attention to many things.

1. In the eyes of everyone now, when it comes to Yongzheng, it is either the prosperity of Yongzheng's reign, or the reason why Yongzheng can control the state power. After Yongzheng's death, he was not buried in the same cemetery as his father, which is said to be related to the possibility of Yongzheng seeking to usurp the throne at that time. According to the available historical data, Kangxi preferred his fourteenth son at that time, but it was Yongzheng who became the ruler in the end, which is inevitably incredible.

Second, after Yongzheng's death, he had no face to see his father Kangxi after his death, Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, in order to consolidate his rule, he killed his relatives, some were imprisoned, some were killed, it can be said that he killed his brothers. Maybe he was weak about his actions, so that he had no face to see his father Kangxi after his death.

Third, the feng shui of the Qing Dongling is not good In ancient times, the place where people were buried after death was also very exquisite, and they generally looked at feng shui. Why Yongzheng did not choose the Qing Dongling where his father Kangxi was located is probably related to the feng shui of the Qing Dongling. The Qingxi Mausoleum where Yongzheng is located, is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the feng shui is extremely good, and he feels that he should let himself be carefree after death, so he thinks of finding another place to settle the future.

In any case, the prosperity brought by Yongzheng is obvious to everyone through the history books, and only he may know where he was buried after his death.

After Yongzheng's death, the main reason why he was not buried in the same cemetery as his father Kangxi is said to be because Yongzheng's throne was obtained by seeking power and usurping the throne, so he did not dare to be buried in the same cemetery as his father.

Because Yongzheng imprisoned his brothers and killed his relatives in order to consolidate the imperial power, he thought that he had no face to see his father.

According to legend, Kangxi's preferred candidate for emperor was not Yongzheng, but Yongzheng changed the edict without authorization, and imprisoned and killed the other brothers. Maybe Yongzheng was afraid that he would be scolded for seeing Kangxi after his death, so he was buried in another cemetery.

Because Yongzheng robbed his brother of the throne, if he stood in the Eastern Tomb of the Qing Dynasty, then a hundred years later, how should he face his ancestors and his brothers.

After Yongzheng died, he was not buried in the Qing East Tomb, but was buried in the Qing West Tomb, because the Qing East Tomb is not good in geology, and the Qing West Tomb Feng Shui is better, the Yin and Yang converge, the dragon cave sand water, very beautiful, so he chose the Qing West Tomb.

Because the origin of the Yongzheng throne was unknown, he was afraid that he would not have the face to see Kangxi after his death, so he was buried in the Qingxi Mausoleum.

Burying people in ancestral graves after death is actually a tradition that has existed since ancient times, and then it has been passed down from dynasty to dynasty. The reason why people are buried in ancestral graves after this is actually to give the deceased a sense of belonging after that. Moreover, during the Qingming season, there will be a tradition of worshipping ancestors, and through such activities, it can also enhance the cohesion of family members and make them more united.

Moreover, such a tradition has a long history, which has begun to rise since the Xia and Shang periods, and the burial of the dead according to blood relations has slowly become a tradition. However, in the Qing Dynasty, there was an emperor who was not buried in his ancestral tomb after his death, and that was Emperor Yongzheng.

For Emperor Yongzheng, after his death, he should be buried next to his father Kangxi. In fact, there are many speculations about Emperor Yongzheng's reluctance to be buried in the ancestral tomb, one of which is the origin of Emperor Yongzheng's throne, which was actually obtained by killing his father, which is also a kind of rebellion. At that time, I couldn't face my father.

It is precisely for such a reason that Emperor Yongzheng is unwilling and afraid to be buried with his father. However, such a statement is only widely circulated among the people, but there is no historical record, and there is no certain evidence to prove it. However, there are accurate historical records that Emperor Yongzheng was very superstitious about feng shui.

At that time, he discovered a feng shui treasure, which is now Tailing. It has a unique geographical environment, and all aspects are in line with the psychological expectations of Emperor Yongzheng. Although from today's point of view, Emperor Yongzheng's reluctance to be buried in the spirit is likely due to extreme superstition about feng shui.

Yongzheng actually ascended to the throne by usurping the throne. After his death, he had no way to be buried with his father, and he didn't want to face his father, so he didn't enter the Qing Dongling.

Because Yongzheng is very superstitious. I have chosen another feng shui treasure as a mausoleum.

According to historical records, Yongzheng himself explained that it was because the feng shui of the ancestral tomb Qing Dongling was not good, so he did not want to be buried inside.

This is Yongzheng's own choice, he arranged it himself in front of him, and his descendants are just called.

The main reason is that Yongzheng's way of obtaining his throne is not justifiable, so he is not buried in the ancestral tomb.

Maybe this was the will at that time, and I felt that that place was not suitable for me.

The most important thing is that Yongzheng usurped the throne and seized power, so he was not qualified to enter the ancestral tomb.

I feel that it is mainly Yongzheng's own thoughts, otherwise it would be impossible not to enter the ancestral grave.

It is possible that he had something to do with the usurpation of power and the murder of his own brother.

In the 13th year of Yongzheng, Emperor Yongzheng, who was still handling court affairs normally during the day, suddenly died in the Old Summer Palace. According to records, in the seventh year of Yongzheng, Yongzheng suffered from a serious illness. Since then, although it has improved, his body has been good and bad.

Yongzheng's condition worsened after August 13, but he did not stop dealing with government affairs. On the evening of August 22, his condition suddenly worsened and he passed away in the early hours of the morning.

The Qing Dynasty first built the Qing Dongling, and the two emperors after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, that is, Shunzhi and Kangxi, were buried here. But after Yongzheng died, he did not choose to be buried with them, but built a new mausoleum, that is, the Qingxi Mausoleum. This approach makes many people wonder why they don't bury themselves with their loved ones, but instead make a separate place.

There are many speculations about this, and the main ones are as follows.

The first is the statement about the usurpation of the Yongzheng Dynasty. At that time, in the heart of Emperor Qianlong, the status of the fourteenth prince was quite high. The Fourteenth Prince was both civil and military at a young age, and often led troops to go to battle, and made great achievements.

As far as the situation at that time is concerned, the fourteenth prince was expected to be the emperor. And Yongzheng may have tampered with the edict to become the emperor.

The second theory is that Yongzheng has no face to see his old father. Why Yongzheng has no face, just look at his brothers. The princes' sand killing, the secluded confinement, none of them had a good end.

Maybe Yongzheng was weak-hearted, he didn't dare to see Kangxi, so he didn't bury it in his family's ancestral grave.

The third theory is that Yongzheng felt that the feng shui of Qing Dongling was not good, and he always wanted to have no worries after death, so he found another place. But this statement is a bit extreme, after all, Shunzhi and Kangxi are buried there, if the feng shui is not good, how can the emperor be buried there?

There are three reasons for the most important. The first is the so-called usurpation of power, the second is that Yongzheng did not dare to be buried with Kangxi, and the third reason is that the location of the Qing Dongling Mausoleum where Emperor Kangxi is located is not very good.

Later generations have different opinions, one said that Yongzheng changed the edict and usurped the throne, and was buried next to the Kangxi Jingling Mausoleum. The second said that Yongzheng was very happy, killed, proud of his achievements, and opened up another mausoleum area to highlight himself.

The original mausoleum of Emperor Yongzheng was selected in Chaoyang Mountain, Jiufeng, Dongling of the Qing Dynasty, but after on-the-spot inspection, he thought that "although the scale is large and the shape is not complete, the soil in the cave is with sand and gravel, which is really unusable", so he opened another place and did not bury the same cemetery as Kangxi.

Some theories say that Yongzheng knew that he was seeking power and usurping the throne, so he didn't dare to be buried in the same cemetery, or Yongzheng wanted to highlight his specialness.

Yongzheng was overjoyed, killed, proud of his achievements, and opened another mausoleum area to highlight himself, and because he was a usurper, he felt that he had no face to face Kangxi, so he was more weak-hearted.

He may have really tampered with the edict and had no face to see his old father under the Yellow Springs. And none of the other princes had a good end, perhaps because of his weak heart, so he didn't dare to see Kangxi. It may also be because the feng shui of the Qing Dongling is not good.

Because the feng shui of Qing Dongling is not good, he wants to have nothing to worry about after death, so he will find another place as his mausoleum after death.

Some people say that Yongzheng usurped the throne, so he didn't dare to be buried in the same cemetery, but Yongzheng himself was a maverick and probably wanted to bury it himself.

Because Yongzheng felt that he had no face to meet his old father under the Yellow Spring, he imprisoned his brothers in seclusion, and killed his head, perhaps because of his weak heart, so that he did not dare to see Kangxi.

The real answer is that the funeral goods of Emperor Shunzhi and Emperor Kangxi are too luxurious, and they are worried that they will be stolen after thousands of years, and they will learn from history. Emperor Yongzheng told him to be buried simply!

There is a saying that Yongzheng didn't have the face to see his old father under the Yellow Spring, guess why? In fact, it can be seen from the fact that his brothers did not end well.

As for why Yongzheng is unwilling to share a cemetery with Kangxi, the most speculation in the market is that Yongzheng feels that the throne is not coming in the right way, and most of his brothers after Yongzheng ascends the throne do not have a good ending, Yongzheng is worried that a cemetery with Kangxi will be reprimanded by his ancestors in the future, so he will build his own cemetery.

In the wild history records, Yongzheng's succession can be described as a huge controversy, and in the wild history, it is believed that Yongzheng's succession is actually to seize the throne, because in the wild history records, Kangxi originally wanted to pass on the throne was not Yongzheng, but Yongzheng took advantage of his younger brother, that is, Kangxi's fourteenth elder brother who really wanted to pass on the throne, to go to the northwest, and changed the holy decree of Kangxi's succession to the fourth elder brother, and it was for this reason that Yongzheng was unwilling to be in a cemetery with Kangxi to avoid being scolded by Kangxi after death. But later it also proved that Yongzheng should not have seized the throne by changing the holy decree at that time, so Yongzheng should not be unwilling to share a cemetery with Kangxi because of the problem of succession.

The rest of the conclusion is that because most of the princes who were in the hostile camp with Yongzheng during the reign of Yongzheng did not get a good result, Yongzheng's biggest opponent in the late period of the throne, Eighth Elder Brother, found various reasons to cut off the title of Eighth Elder Brother after Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, and banned him from removing jade. As the biggest supporter of the eighth elder brother, the ninth elder brother was also removed from the jade and imprisoned in Baoding and tortured, according to the wild history, the ninth elder brother was poisoned and died in the end, and the person who ordered the poisoning was Yongzheng. Therefore, people speculate that Yongzheng may have ordered the construction of the West Cemetery because of his past behavior, which caused Yongzheng to be unwilling to be reprimanded by his ancestors below.

As a son, although Qianlong was unwilling to bury Yongzheng in the West Mausoleum, he could only bury Yongzheng in the West Mausoleum due to filial piety, and ordered that the successors in the future should not repair the cemetery by themselves.

After all, Yongzheng treated a few troublesome brothers badly, and as a son, he was still ashamed of the emperor, so he could only beg not to see each other after death.

Yongzheng is the same as his father in history, and the three of them have created a prosperous world, but ruthlessness is the emperor's family, and there are many folk sayings, but I think the original nine sons won the heir, and Yongzheng felt ashamed.

Because in history, there has been controversy over the "legitimacy" of Yongzheng's succession, and Yongzheng should be more reluctant to be buried in the same cemetery as Kangxi.

It is speculated that Yongzheng felt guilty about the means of seizing the throne, so he was not buried in the same cemetery as Kangxi.

Yongzheng felt that his emperor was not coming in the right way, and he was sorry for his ancestors and ancestors.

Because Yongzheng may have realized that he came from the wrong way and had no shame to face his father.