Yuan Tiangang also counted his own graves. He thought that even the best graves would be visited by thieves, so he chose a piece of land. This place not only has five geographical elements: foot dragon, sand, water, cave and direction, but also is surrounded by mountains and water. Flat terrain is a blessed land. Plus, it has been a good place to station troops since ancient times. Sure enough, Yuan Tiangang was buried here after his death. After the demise of the Tang Dynasty, the Song Dynasty began to station troops here. This is the main reason why Yuan Tiangang's tomb was not stolen.
Secondly, Yuan Tiangang is proficient in special gossip. There are so many organs in the cemetery that many grave robbers dare not come rashly. Plus Yuan Tiangang didn't care much about gold and silver jewelry. Many people say that Yuan Tiangang's cemetery has no valuables, so he naturally won't do such a thankless thing. On the other hand, Yuan Tiangang's achievements and influence are great. He is powerful, and future generations are afraid that stealing his tomb will be forcibly cursed by him. In fact, there are many hidden rules in the grave robbery industry. For example, they don't usually steal the graves of fellow travelers.
Yuan Tiangang is a rare theological master in the history of China for thousands of years. His masterpiece "Refusing the Cup" is well known, and his own powerful theological calculation has found a way out for his grave.