Generally speaking, the place where the emperor is buried is called the mausoleum, but why is the place where Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty, is buried called the tomb?

Because Liu Xiu is very frugal, he opposes grand funerals, so his mausoleum is very simple and looks like a grave, so later generations call it a grave.

Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty Cemetery is located in Tiexie Village, Baihe Town, Mengjin County, Henan Province. This is the tomb of Liu Xiu, the founding father of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It has a history of 1900 years. 1963 was identified as the key cultural relics protection unit in Henan province. 2001June was announced by the State Council as the fifth batch of national key cultural relics protection units. Emperor Guangwu's mausoleum was built in 50 AD and consists of Shinto, mausoleum and ancestral hall.

Liu Xiu was wronged. After all, the founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty was a famous figure. There are 1458 coopers in the park. There are so many thousand-year-old cypresses planted in a garden that it is rare in other parts of the country. Standing in front of Yuanling Square, you can see that the gate is simple and towering, and the long and wide Shinto is straight and deep from south to north. The stone man and beast standing on both sides are solemn. Silence? Air? Even? Murder? It makes people feel awe. This situation is compared with the small tomb?

Why do people call this place? Liu xiu's tomb? ?

I think there are two reasons.

First of all, the emperor chose the mausoleum, which is a special case. Emperors in China chose tombs with mountains and rivers as their backs, in order to explore the ever-changing terrain, symbolizing their ambition to control everything with a broad mind. Only the mausoleum of Emperor Guangwu? Climbing on a real river? This is unconventional. Many imperial tombs are on the top of Mangshan Mountain, while Yuanling is on the bank of the Yellow River, which is an isolated case in the history of feudal society for two thousand years. Perhaps it was buried too low and approachable. After nearly 2000 years, things have changed, so people talk nonsense. What is the name of the place where the emperor was buried? Grave? !

Second,? Liu Xiufen? The gold content is too small. It is said that Liu Xiu is a thrifty monarch. Even after his death, there are few funerals. Not even a grave robber? Patronize? Overtake him. So, this is what people say? Grave? Reason.