What is the difference between the tomb of King Qin and the tomb of Huo Quai?

First of all, your question is not clear.

Is it the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang or the tombs of other kings of Qin?

I think it's the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang.

The Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is located at the northern foot of Lishan Mountain, 30 kilometers east of Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province (the other two sources are: Qin Shi Huang's Mausoleum is located in Xiahe Village, 5 kilometers east of Lintong. The Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor is located in the territory of Lintong District, 35 kilometers east of Xi'an City, and it is surrounded by the layers of Lishan Mountain in the south, and the mountains and forests are lush; The north is bordered by the shore of Weishui, which twists and turns, like a silver snake lying horizontally.

The tall mound is surrounded by towering peaks and mountains and is integrated with Lishan, with beautiful scenery and unique environment. The mausoleum is grand in scale and majestic. The total area of the cemetery is 56, 25 square kilometers.

The original height of the tomb is about 115 meters, it is still as high as 76 meters, there are two walls inside and outside the cemetery, the circumference of the inner city is 3840 meters, and the circumference of the outer city is 6210 meters. The inner and outer city outlines have a city wall about 8-10 meters high, and there are still ruins remaining. The burial area is in the south, and the dormitory and the hall complex are in the north.

The tomb of Huo Quai, a famous general of the Western Han Dynasty in China. It is about 15 kilometers northeast of Xingping County, Shaanxi Province. Huo Qubing (140 BC, 117 BC) was a native of Pingyang, Hedong (now southwest of Linfen, Shanxi).

The official is the general of the Great Sima Hussar, and he is the champion of the Hou. At the age of 18, he led the troops to fight, and successively sent troops to the outside of the fortress 6 times, won a great victory, and opened up the Hexi Corridor. Yuan Hunt six years (117 B.C.) died of illness, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to commemorate his military exploits, in the northeast of Maoling to build a large tomb for it, such as Qilian Mountain.

There are huge stones piled up on the sealed soil, and stone people, stone beasts, etc. are placed in front of the tomb. In 1961, the People's Republic of China announced that it was a national key cultural relics protection unit.

The biggest difference between the two is that the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is an imperial mausoleum, while Huo Qubing is a general's cemetery.

The tomb of Huo Qubing has a large number of precious stone carvings and stone carving art treasures.

The Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang has the world-famous terracotta warriors, the mausoleum labyrinth and a large number of treasures from the pre-Qin era.

It has not been stolen.

According to the normal reasoning, Huo Quai's tomb should be stolen, this reason is understandable, because in the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms, it was the era of tomb robbery, not only the Yellow Turban army robbed the tomb of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty first, Cao Cao also set up official positions such as "Touching the Golden Captain" and "Faqiu Zhonglang General", and secretly robbed the tomb of Maoling.

As an important burial tomb of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Huo Qubing should not be able to escape the poisonous hands of tomb robbers - but these are all speculations.

In the historical documents, there is indeed no record of the theft of Huo Qu's tomb, which shows that Huo Qu's tomb successfully escaped the tomb robbers

1. The cemetery of Huo Quzhi has an anti-theft mechanism.

Hanshu Wei Qinghuo goes to the sick biography" contains: "The mound is like Qilian Mountain". Locals are commonly known as "Shilingzi".

Why is Huo Quai's tomb called Shilingzi, this reason is very simple, because under the soil, there are all rocks, and this kind of stones will play the role of killing thieves and guarding the tomb when the tomb robbers dig the tomb and open the coffin.

2. In Huo Quai's coffin, it is estimated that in addition to the armor and weapons he carried, there are no valuable weapons.

After Huo Quai's death, it was not false that he was buried by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, but this thick burial is reflected in the stone man in front of the mausoleum, the stone beast specifications are super high, the coffin is better, and then there is the burial of the ironclad army. We all know that Huo Qubing does not love money, and don't forget that he once made an oath that the Huns would not be destroyed and that he would not be at home.

In order to fulfill Huo Quai's reputation, it is very likely that there will be no valuable artifacts in his coffin, and besides, the thieves who came to Maoling to rob the tomb were all coming to the mausoleum of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and most of them were not interested in Huo Quai.

3. Huo Qubing was killed by the plague, and the tomb robbers were probably afraid of infection.

Huo Qubing is not a normal death, as a fierce general of the three armies, the plague that can take his life must be very powerful, and the tomb robbers are also afraid of death, just because of the above three points, Huo Quai's mausoleum can be preserved.

The tomb of Huo Qubing is located in the northwest of Daochang Village, Nanwei Town, Xingping City, Shaanxi Province, about 1 km east of Maoling, the tomb is mountain-shaped, commonly known as Shilingzi. Huo Quzhi, a famous general in the Western Han Dynasty, a military strategist, and a native of Pingyang, Hedong. At the age of 18, he fought with the army, and his achievements were outstanding, and he became the champion of hussar generals.

The bottom of the tomb is long from north to south, wide from south to south, wide to the north, and high to the north, covering an area of square meters. According to the natural form of the original stone, the stone carving of Huo Qu's tomb is carved by means of round carving, relief carving, line carving, etc., which is thick and deep, rough and heroic, concise and expressive, and has a profound influence on the stone carving of the mausoleums of the past dynasties in China, and has been inherited by the stone carving art of the mausoleums of the later dynasties of the Han Dynasty.

The stone carvings of the tomb of Huo Quzhi are the largest stone carvings in China, the earliest artistic time, the most complete preservation, and the cultural heritage with the highest artistic value. Stone carvings such as stone figures, stone horses, stone elephants, and stone tigers were placed in front of the tomb of Huo Quai, which had a profound impact on the stone carvings of Chinese tombs in the future, and have been inherited by the stone carving art of mausoleums in the Han Dynasty.

Northwest of Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, buried in the east of Maoling, next to the tomb of Weiqing, the mound is like Qilian Mountain, but unfortunately now there is a Lansheng Pavilion built on it, and it is not seen.

A photo I took last year.

Maoling Village, Xingping County, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, can be reached directly by car from Xi'an Railway Station.

Finally experienced the Maoling Museum, although the ticket is a little expensive, but it is still worth seeing, the gate can be seen by the dart flag general Huo Quai, in this also said Ha, Huo Quai's tomb can be said to be the most luxurious and handsome!

Below is Wei Qing's tomb, it feels like Wei Qing's tomb is quite pitiful, and you can see it without a ticket, although he is not in the museum with Huo Quai's tomb, but separated by a wall, and his temple, from here straight down is Wei Qing's tomb, and beyond the fence is the museum.

Walking back 1000 meters along the museum is Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

The tomb of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is not so luxurious compared to the tomb of Huo Quai, but it is domineering and big, after all, is there a difference between people who are emperors or not?

The following is a tomb that I didn't plan to see, yes, but I have said that it is intentionally planted with flowers and flowers without blooming and unintentionally planted with willows and willows? Because we thought she was the tomb of Wei Qing, who knew that it was the tomb of Mrs. Li, she was also the only woman who accompanied Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che, the largest tomb, very close, but you don't need a ticket to see it, and it can also be seen that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is full of love for her, just like a friend She is not in the circle, that is Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty loves her and gives her freedom! Hey!

The Maoling Museum is over here, and I want to say that today is really for Wei Qing for most of the day. But fortunately, Wei Qing didn't lose us as a caring person, and we found it in the end, hehe!