If the archaeological value is placed on cultural relics, the imperial tomb in the Song Dynasty is certainly worthless. Both Gongyi's tomb of the Northern Song Dynasty and Shaoxing's six tombs of the Southern Song Dynasty have been dug up, just some broken stones and rotten stone tablets. According to this standard, how many valuable imperial tombs are there in China? From a cultural point of view, there were thousands of stone statues in the Song Dynasty, just like a stone carving museum. There are many stone monuments in Song Ling, such as Huisheng Palace Monument, the first monument in the Central Plains, and the epitaph of Zhao Hao, the Prince of Yan, with more than 3,000 words. All these play an important role in studying the history and culture of China. The Imperial Tomb of the Northern Song Dynasty was listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit on 1982, and Liu Lingling of the Song Dynasty was also listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit on 20 13, so there is archaeology in Song Ling.
The picture shows the stone students in the imperial tomb of the Northern Song Dynasty.
The imperial tomb of the Northern Song Dynasty is in Gongyi. When Zhao Kuangyin was founded in 1949, we saw the disadvantages of Kaifeng as the capital. We considered moving the capital to Luoyang, which is also the birthplace of Zhao Kuangyin. At the beginning of the Northern Song Dynasty, there were a large number of ministers of the Later Zhou Dynasty who were all opposed to moving the capital, so we failed to move the capital several times. Later, I fell in love with Luoyang, and Zhao's geomantic omen was oriental, so we set the imperial tomb in Gongyi, east of Luoyang, with seven emperors and eight tombs, which can also be called eight emperors and ten tombs.