First, the history and humanities of Mangshan. Mangshan Mountain is a treasure trove of geomantic omen in tombs of past dynasties. From ancient times to the present, from Han Wei to Sui Dynasty, after five dynasties to Song and Yuan Dynasties. Mangshan Mountain in Luoyang has buried countless princes, wealthy businessmen, literati and thousands of families.
Many poems praising Beimangshan and underground epitaphs in the past dynasties have formed a unique Beimangshan culture, which is the source and important part of Heluo culture and Chinese civilization.
Second, the geomantic analysis of Beimang Mountain. The two elements of geomantic omen are "circumference" and "basin", which are two standards to measure the quality of geomantic omen. "Wai" refers to the circumference of mountains, and "basin" refers to the central plain. The ideal mode of geomantic omen is to form a basin surrounded by mountains and rivers, so-called "easy to defend but difficult to attack, with an exit". Luoyang is in such an ideal position.
From ancient times to the present, the four seasons are distinct, the surface vegetation is rich and colorful, and the distribution and structure of mountains and rivers are extremely reasonable, which constitutes the best living environment. Another point is that drought can be irrigated, and waterlogging can be discharged, away from major natural disasters. Agricultural production is particularly prosperous. Therefore, for a long time in history, it has not only become a battleground for military strategists, but also the capital of Luoyang, Anyang, Sanmenxia, Nanyang, Kaifeng and Xuchang.
Why do so many princes in China like to be buried in Mangshan Mountain after their death? In essence, the rise of this statement is because Beimang Mountain conforms to various indicators of Feng Shui.