How good is Feng Shui about the Ming Tombs?

Let's put it this way, it is impossible for a percent of the "masters" to come up with a better feng shui place in their lifetime.

What's so good? Dragon's Cave Sand Water, look at the satellite map if you know how to do it.

Add to the scene, and you will understand it directly.

If someone bars, "Feng Shui is so good, why is the Ming Dynasty gone", then I can only say that the country has national fortune, the land has land fortune, if a good ancestral tomb will not decay for thousands of years, then what is the principle of yin and yang, there is no dialectic.

The burial place of the thirteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, the royal feng shui must be very good.

For three minutes a day, I will take you to clear the blind spots of feng shui knowledge, how about the feng shui of the Ming Ming Tombs.

Feng Shui rotates and generally does not decay in more than two or three hundred years.

As a royal feng shui, the feng shui of the imperial tombs selected by the Ming Tombs is naturally top-notch, and its overall feng shui evaluation is "the mountains come from the south, the potential, if the dragon soars; The east toe is located in Lulong, and the west ridge is galloping too much; Gojiri sits on Huanghua (referring to Huanghua Town), facing Shenjing in front; There is a 10,000-year-old house, called Kangjiazhuang; It can accommodate millions of people, and suddenly it will be enlightened. ”

The terrain where the Ming Tombs are located is surrounded by mountains on the north, east and west sides, the south is open and spacious, and the mountains and streams converge behind the river in front of the tombs, and rush to the southeast. In particular, Changling is located in the main vein of Lailong, there are two hills on both sides of the Shendao 6 kilometers in front of the mausoleum, there is Python Mountain in the east to form Longshan, there is Huyu Mountain in the west as Tiger Mountain, it is located in the south of Tianshou Mountain and confronts each other, Wenyu River and other small rivers meander to the southeast to converge into a lake, after liberation, the Ming Tombs reservoir has been built, the dragon pan and the tiger stand in guard the water mouth of the Ming Tombs, the heavy mountains and chapters, such as the arch like the screen, the magnificent imperial mausoleum. It is in line with the feng shui pattern of the four spirits of the back against Xuanwu, the green dragon on the left, the white tiger on the right, and the red bird in front.

The following groups of people are not recommended to go to the Ming Tombs: 1. Patients with cardiovascular diseases: The Ming Tombs are on high ground, and it takes a long time to walk when visiting.

If you have chronic diseases such as open-minded vascular disease, it is recommended to be cautious. 2. Children and the elderly: Due to the rugged route of the Ming Tombs, it may cause physical discomfort or greater burden for children and the elderly who are unable to move or have physical exhaustion.

It is recommended to choose a visit route that suits you, or choose other suitable tourist attractions. 3. Pregnant women: Due to the sensitive body of pregnant women and the physical burden of walking for a long time, it is not recommended to visit and play in the Ming Tombs.

4. Taboo culture for those who do not understand: The Ming Tombs are an important part of China's historical and cultural heritage, which contains many mysterious taboos and restrictions. If you don't understand these taboos and restrictions, you may inadvertently break certain rules and cause unnecessary trouble.

Therefore, if tourists do not know about the taboo culture of the Ming Tombs, they should do some relevant understanding and study before going to Sida. It should be noted that the above information is for reference only, due to the different physical conditions and travel purposes of each person, it is recommended to consult a doctor and other professionals before going to the Ming Tombs to ensure your travel safety and health.

I recommend you a book 160 questions about the Ming Tombs.

The author, Hu Hansheng, may still be working at the Dingling Museum, a very detailed book.

If you are bored to ask, look it up on the Internet.

Chongzhen has a mausoleum called Siling.

1. Zhu Yuanzhang's mausoleum - Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum is in Nanjing.

2 Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen was overthrown by Ming Chengzu Zhu Di, so there was no emperor mausoleum 3 generations of ancestors and no one else was the emperor.

4 The Seventeenth Emperor of the Ming Dynasty is Mao Peiqi's statement, and he counted one of the emperors of the Southern Ming Dynasty, so the emperor of the Southern Ming Dynasty did not have Lingluo!