Where is the cemetery of the Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty?

The burial of the Yuan emperor was extremely secret. According to historical records, all the emperors were buried in the so-called Guqi Valley in Mobei. Mongols call this cemetery a "forbidden area". Halton was not mentioned in the Outline of Mongolian Gold History. The Persian scholar Raster's Collection of History records many times that Genghis Khan's forbidden area is Mount Heldun in Bourhan, and his youngest sons Bao Lei, Sun Mengge Khan, Kublai Khan, Ali Buge and other descendants are also buried here. But in another place, it is said that there is a forbidden area for Genghis Khan in Windur, near the Xuelingge River. Except Kublai Khan, Solu Yongtienibeiji and all other kings are buried here. There are different opinions about where the "forbidden land" of the Yuan Dynasty was. For example, Zhang, a historical geographer, believes that Genghis Khan's burial place is in Ejinhoro, Ordos; Tuji, a famous Mongolian historian, believes that it is in the west of Kalulun River, east of Tula 'a and under the sun of Mount Kent. When the Mongolian Khan died, he was buried in a coffin. The coffin was hollowed out with two pieces of wood, and the human-shaped group synthesized a coffin, and the body was placed inside. After painting, I circled it with gold and set it three times. "No matter where Khan died, he should also transport his Zigong to Mobei. In order to keep a secret and not let people know the exact burial place of Khan, whoever leaves on the day of going to the cemetery will be killed. Go to the cemetery where it is buried, cut the soil in the hole into pieces, arrange it in turn, put down the coffin and cover it in turn. If there is residual soil, it will be transported to other places. There are three funeral officials living five miles away. After the burial, "ten thousand horses were flat, the grass was lifted, and the slope was flat, and there was no trace of re-examination." A few years later, undertaker died, and no one knew the exact location of the burial site. The Genghis Khan Mausoleum in Yijinhuoluo is a symbolic mausoleum. The Mongols kept the burial place of Khan very secret, but the sacrificial ceremony was carried out openly and passed down. As the god of eight rooms outside the tomb, we set up a "room", that is, a "shadow hall". The Mongolian custom is still white, and the "water room" is composed of eight white tents, so it is also called the "eight white rooms". The built-in portrait is a symbol of the Khan mausoleum for future generations to pay homage to. Hidden "silver coffins" and "relics" are only symbolic objects. The separation between burial sites and sacrificial sites is mainly caused by frequent activities and migration of nomadic people on the grassland, especially in wartime, burial sites can be obtained or lost at any time, and burial sites can only be kept secret to avoid being destroyed. However, the sacrificial ceremony cannot be abolished because of this, so it has to be passed down through a symbolic mausoleum. Follow the Ministry of magic. 2