Ming tombs in Qing dynasty
1, yongling, qiandi, zhidi, yidi and Xuan Di (hetuala city, xinbin county, Fushun city, Liaoning province)
2. Nurhachi Fuling (Tianzhu Mountain, Shenyang, Liaoning)
3. Zhaoling, Huang Taiji (Beiling Park, Shenyang City, Liaoning Province), Zhaoxiling, Zhuangfei (zunhua city City, Hebei Province)
4. Xiaoling, Shunzhi (zunhua city, Hebei Province), Xiaoling, Bolzigit's Queen Shunzhi (zunhua city, Hebei Province).
5. Kangxi Jingling (zunhua city, Hebei)
6. Tailing, Yongzheng (Yixian County, Hebei Province), Taidongling, and Niugu Lushi, Empress Yongzheng (Yixian County, Hebei Province)
7. Qianlong Yuling (zunhua city, Hebei)
8. Changling, Jiaqing (Yixian County, Hebei Province), Changling and Jiaqing Empress Xi Talas (Yixian County, Hebei Province)
9. Muling, Daoguang (Yixian County, Hebei Province), Mu Dongling, and Daoguang Queen Borzijit Banner (Yixian County, Hebei Province)
Xianfeng Dingling 10 (zunhua city, Hebei)
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Guangxu chongling 12 (Yixian County, Hebei Province)
13, Dongling, Putuo Guding, Cixi (zunhua city, Hebei Province) or Dongjingling, Shuerhaqi, Muerhaqi, Bayala, Yalahaqi, Chu Ying, Dalcha (Liaoyang, Liaoning Province)
Mausoleum of emperors in Qing dynasty
The regulation of eastern and western tombs in Qing dynasty basically followed that of Ming dynasty, but the difference was that crescent city was added to the tombs.
Besides, among the Ming Tombs, only Changling has it? Saint Shen Gong Monument? There are several passes in Dongling and Xiling of the Qing Dynasty. Compared with the Ming Dynasty, the layout of the cemetery has also developed to a more mature stage. According to the sequence from south to north, they are all made up of stone statues, big stele buildings, large and small stone bridges, dragon and phoenix gates, small stele pavilions, kitchens, east and west rooms, Long 'en gates, east and west halls, Long 'en halls and glazed doors. The gardens of the queen and concubines are usually attached to each mausoleum.
Liaoyang ancient tomb in Qing dynasty
1, Wang Erlie Family Tomb-(Qing Dynasty) This tomb is located in Fengshuigou Village, Lanjia Town, at the northern foot of Linzi Mountain in Wangjia. The cemetery is located on the south and north sides, on a ridge high in the south and low in the north, slightly stepped. It covers an area of about14000m2, of which the mound covers an area of1800m2. Built in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, this tomb is the ancestral grave of Wang Erlie, where Wang Erlie was buried after his death. There are 129 graves in the cemetery, and more than 20 stone tablets have been erected successively. In the early years of the Republic of China, the cemetery was surrounded by trees, and pine, locust, poplar and willow were lush. When the northeast of China was occupied, there was still a big pine tree with a diameter of more than two feet. There is a stone gate to the east of the cemetery. On one side of the Shimen, there stands a high stone tablet, and a monument stands outside.
2. According to the Guanting sarcophagus, which connects the east of Guanting Village, Zhangtaizi Town, dengta city, Liaoyang, 1965, it was discovered in March that the provincial and municipal archaeologists jointly cleaned up the sarcophagus. Cemetery is not only a burial area, but also a distribution area of ancient cultural sites. The sarcophagus tomb is located in the northern edge fault of the site. Only within the range of about 100 m in length and about 30 m in width, 26 sarcophagus tombs were exposed, and only 14 were cleared. Buried with pottery, bronze ornaments and pig bones. Pottery is relatively common, and generally only one or two pots and kettles are produced. Bronze ornaments include ring bronze ornaments, spiral bronze ornaments, earrings bronze ornaments and thimble bronze ornaments, and pig bones include pig heads, pig teeth and pig jaws.
3. Gonganbao Cemetery in the early Qing Dynasty-The cemetery is located in the south slope of Wuding Mountain in the north of Gonganbao Village, Xidayao Town, dengta city, Liaoyang, commonly known as Huanggu Grave. According to the inscription in the fifty-fifth year of Kangxi, it was built in the fifth year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty and revised five times in the seventh, twenty-seventh, thirty-second, fifty-second and fifty-second years of Kangxi. Finally, the cemetery project was completed in the fifty-fifth year of Kangxi. The cemetery covers an area of/kloc-0.53 million square meters, and there are many buildings in the park, such as earth mountain, fence, Yonglu, Yutai, board house, stone room, yamen, tablet pavilion and so on. There are great-grandfather He Hechen, great-grandmother dignified princess Gulun, grandfather He Shaotu, grandmother monarch, brother-in-law, parents and brothers Ru, Lao Manse, Qi and other tombs 14, that is, tombs.
4. Wu Wanfu's Tomb-(Qing) is in the west of Lipiyu Village. Wu Wanfu was the left governor of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty and the general commander of Fujian Province. He died during the reign of Emperor Kangxi.
5. He Heli's Tomb-(Qing) is located in Huanggu Grave, east of the city, behind Gonganbao Village. He Heli was an important minister in the early Qing Dynasty, one of the five ministers of destiny, and the son-in-law of the Qing Taizu Nurhachi.
6. He Shaotu's Tomb-(Qing) Huanggu Grave, east of the city, behind Gonganbao Village. He Shaotu, the son of He Heli and the grandfather of Peng Chun, fought bloody battles with Nurhachi.