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Tomb of Liang Xiao (Emperor Yuan of Han)YongCheng Top 2 in Local History
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Closed Open from 3/11-10/31,8:30am-6:00pm;Open from 11/1-3/10,8:30am-5:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 3-4 hours
Address: Suiyang, Shangqiu, Henan, China
Phone: 0370-5970777
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This scenic spot is very good, including three tombs of the Han Liang King, Queen and the eldest son, and a Mangshan Temple. The Queen’s Mausoleum is the largest, with the title of the first mausoleum in the stone room. It is indeed very magnificent. The tomb of King Liang was stolen and excavated by Cao Cao, and the valuable funerals were used for military expenses. The staff in the scenic area are all wearing Hanfu, they are very professional, and the service is in place and very good.
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Some of the most famous mausoleums found in this group of Han Dynasty tombs—large and small—include Emperor Yuan of Han, the grandson of Emperor Gaozu of Han, and his empress. The tomb of Emperor Yuan is located on the south side of Yongcheng's Mangdang Mountain. Emperor Yuan was also known as Liang Xiao and Liu Wu. He was the second son of Emperor Wen of Han. He was recorded in history as Liang Xiao after his death. The tomb is shaped like a mountain and is hidden under stones. The door of the tomb faces to the east. The tomb of Liang Xiao's empress includes many grave goods, which were items very much like those that would have been used in her daily life. Between Liang Xiao's tomb and the tomb of the empress, there is a underground passage called the "Huangquan (Yellow Spring) Path." This is the road the souls of Liang Xiao and his empress would have traveled following their deaths. It is said that when later generations referred to "the fate of Huangquan" or the "Huangquan Path" that this is the origin of the phrase.
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This scenic spot is very good, including three tombs of the Han Liang King, Queen and the eldest son, and a Mangshan Temple. The Queen’s Mausoleum is the largest, with the title of the first mausoleum in the stone room. It is indeed very magnificent. The tomb of King Liang was stolen and excavated by Cao Cao, and the valuable funerals were used for military expenses. The staff in the scenic area are all wearing Hanfu, they are very professional, and the service is in place and very good.
Starting from Xuzhou and passing through Anhui at high speed, there was heavy rain along the way. It was fine when we arrived in Henan. The rain stopped. It seems that God still treated me kindly and didn't let us visit the tomb of King Liang in the rain. During the whole trip, we visited the three scenic spots of the Tomb of the King of Liang, mainly considering that the elderly are getting older. It is more appropriate to look at the best historical spots. The whole visit process was enthusiastically introduced by the instructor Xiao Xu, which made the whole tour process easy and satisfying, and it also allowed us to learn more about the noble mausoleums of the princes and their families in the early Western Han Dynasty from construction to daily life. , And even the relevant views and knowledge about life and death, it is said that reading thousands of books is not as good as traveling a thousand miles... This time on the spot, the sign of the national 5A-level scenic spot is indeed well-known.
It is worthy of being the world’s first stone cave. Excavating a tomb of this scale is really a huge project. The ancient emperor’s view of life and death cost the country, not to mention how much money was spent on the country. The design and construction alone required superb skills. admire.
2020/10/3. Mausoleum of the Han and Liang Kings in Mangdang Mountain, Henan. There are a lot of cultural relics unearthed here: Han Dynasty version of terracotta warriors and horses, golden jade clothes, seat-style toilets... In conjunction with the 11th festival, there is a Henan opera performance.
The large-scale cliff cave tombs of the Han Dynasty sigh the wisdom and creativity of the ancients.