Why has the dragon vein been used to determine the world in ancient China?

In Chinese civilization, the existence of dragons has not been verified, but the dragon vein has existed since ancient times, and the dragon vein in ancient times is the guarantee of feng shui. Feng Shui refers to the stretches of mountains as dragon veins. The dragon vein originates from the Kunlun Mountain in the northwest, extends three dragon veins to the southeast, and the northern dragon enters Shanxi from Yin Mountain and Helan Mountain, starts from Taiyuan, and crosses the sea to stop.

Zhonglong enters the pass from Minshan to Qinshan into the sea. Nanlong enters the sea from Yunnan-Guizhou and Hunan to Fujian and Zhejiang. Each big dragon vein has a dry dragon, a branch dragon, a real dragon, a fake dragon, a hidden dragon, a flying dragon, a hidden dragon, a flash dragon, and to survey feng shui, we must first figure out the ins and outs and follow the direction of the dragon vein."

The ancients believed that the sacred mountain Kunlun is the birthplace of the dragon vein, and since then it winds and turns in the form of dragon eyes or dragon springs of different sizes to all corners of the world, if anyone is lucky enough to occupy a dragon vein place, then its people and families will be thriving, and there will even be emperors in the place where the dragon veins are strong. Therefore, in ancient times, it was quite common to dig graves, the purpose of which was to cut off the enemy's sharp spirit and achieve the effect of surrendering the army without a fight. It is said that Qin Shi Huang was able to unify the world because his ancestors occupied an extremely prosperous land of dragon veins.

The tomb of King Qin occupies the treasure land of feng shui - the tomb of Zhou Tianzi, so it made the fortune of the Qin State, which was timeless and geographically advantageous, and finally unified the world.

Qin Shi Huang created a new pattern of three emperors and five emperors, naturally did not want his position to waver, did not want the emergence of the second "true dragon son", so Feng Shui is particularly important at this time, Qin Shi Huang ordered the master to find out where the dragon veins are, and destroy them, so as to consolidate their imperial status from threat. The most typical is to change the name of "Yunyang" county with "Wang Qi" to "Qu'a". The two measures changed the section of "Huiji Chi Road" through Danyang to a crooked "straight road", that is, the straight road was deliberately built into a curve, and its purpose was also to break the "royal spirit" of Danyang.

The third is to establish the Afang Palace according to the dragon vein to achieve the effect of consolidation. Unexpectedly, in the end, the dragon vein was burned by Xiang Yu's fire, and the First Empire perished.

There was also the Huangchao Uprising at the end of the Tang Dynasty, and there was actually an incident of cutting off the dragon vein behind it. At that time, the rebel army invaded Chang'an, morale was high, no one dared to compete with it, a feng shui master came to Huang Chao's hometown, and said to the local ** that Huang Chao is so powerful because Huang Chao's family has a dragon vein that passes by, and the feng shui is excellent. If the dragon vein of the Huang Chao family is dug up and the feng shui here is destroyed, the Huang Chao will soon be unable to do so, so the imperial court ordered the dragon vein of the Huang Chao family to be cut off, and soon, the power of the Huang Chao will slowly weaken and be slowly suppressed.

Those who come far from the mountains will be rich from afar, and those who come from the mountains will be short to get rich. In short, the feng shui dragon vein roughly reflects the direction of China's mountain ranges, is the simple understanding of Chinese geography by ancient sages, and is the accumulation of thousands of years of experience."

Legend has it that he came to us barefoot and wrote a poem containing four treasures. If you can find it and bury it, your descendants will be rich or rich! The poem is like this, "The shop turned back in the middle of the slope, the Chishui Guanyin worshiped the Mida, the white rock camel came to offer treasure, and the girls watched the flying geese on the top."

The last two are a place called Baiyanjiao, which is a very long mountain, most of the top of the mountain are white rocks in the middle, the big ones are like the moon, the small ones are like the small moon, and they are endless, and the peaks are like camel humps, one next to the other, one is called each other, and it is also a small place name, it is a very large mountain, and the two are less than thirty kilometers away from where I live. The other two, one is Chishui, the place where Sidu Chishui is, and the other is in our neighboring county.

In ancient China, the "dragon" was a symbol of power. The emperors all boasted of being the true dragon emperor.

Therefore, the "dragon" vein is actually a system to maintain the bloodline of the clan, the primogeniture inheritance system is the basic principle of the patriarchal system, and the bloodline of the eldest son of the royal family is also considered to be the "dragon vein".

There is absolutely such a thing, sometimes I see a pavilion on a barren hill on a business trip, the old man said that it is broken feng shui, as long as you observe more, you will find that many inexplicable pavilions are built on the top of the mountain!

What is the dragon vein or not the dragon vein, you still don't watch so many ** and TV series are better. The reason why the capital is located in the north is often due to geographical conditions, economic culture, as well as historical traditions. Although there are some claims about the six ancient capitals (Xi'an, Luoyang, Beijing, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Kaifeng), and even the eight ancient capitals, it should actually be said that the four ancient capitals (Xi'an, Luoyang, Beijing, Nanjing) are more accurate.

First of all, the geographical conditions, as the capital, there must be a barrier to defend the capital, so China's great unification dynasty is very fond of the capital Chang'an (Xi'an), Chang'an is called "Guanzhong" in ancient times, there are passes on all sides, Xiao Pass in the north, Dasan Pass in the west, it is inevitable that Wuguan, Hangu Pass (Tongguan) in the east, the reason why the Qin Dynasty unified China has a lot to do with its geographical environment, relying on the solidity of the east (Kunshan) Han (Hangu Pass), many times to resist the invasion of the eastern countries. At the same time, the same is true of other capitals, Luoyang has the Tiger Pass, Beijing has Shanhaiguan and the Great Wall, and Nanjing has the Yangtze River.

Secondly, in terms of economic and cultural conditions, as the capital, it must have convenient transportation and strong economic strength, otherwise it will not be able to feed millions of people in the capital. Chang'an is known as the "Eight Hundred Miles of Qinchuan", and with the richness of the Guanzhong Plain and Bashu, it has the ability to build the capital. Luoyang faces the North China Plain, Beijing is the same, and Beijing also has the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, and Nanjing is located in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River Plain, so in ancient times, which was dominated by agriculture, these were places of strong economic strength.

Again, it's a matter of tradition. Among the three ancient slave states (Xia, Shang and Zhou), the Zhou Dynasty had the greatest influence, because the Zhou Dynasty's feudal system made it a co-master in the consciousness of the princes, and the prosperous culture of the Zhou Dynasty was admired by future generations. At the beginning, the capitals of the Zhou Dynasty were Chang'an and Luoyang, so for the later dynasties, the capitals of Chang'an and Luoyang were the embodiment of the orthodox dynasty (Zhuge Liang's [Teacher's Table] made it clear that he wanted to recapture Chang'an Luoyang to show orthodoxy, and the Northern Expedition of the Southern Dynasty also took the recapture of Chang'an Luoyang as a major victory, such as the Huanwen Northern Expedition, Liu Yu's Northern Expedition and Duanping's entry into Luo).

And Beijing was officially the capital in the Yuan Dynasty (the Liao Dynasty was the capital), the Mongols don't care whether you are traditional or not, the Ming Dynasty was Zhu Di who wanted to effectively defend the northern minorities before the capital Beijing, and the Qing Dynasty was also an ethnic minority. As for Nanjing, only the southern secession regime will have its capital there (the capital was also Nanjing in the early Ming Dynasty, and the north had not yet been pacified at that time).

Who said, you look at the history for yourself, how many of our emperors must have the capital in the north.

There is indeed such a saying, there are too many unsolved mysteries, like Shennongjia alone.

The theory of the dragon vein is generally wild history, but it is better to believe it than not to believe it, because science may not be able to explain all phenomena!

There are too many unsolved mysteries in history, but speaking of which, I remember that when I was very young, I watched a set of news broadcasts that said that the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang was found on a dragon-shaped beard composed of a mountain range through a satellite map, which was really reported, but it was never reported again!