The place where dragons were trapped-sand dunes, where three emperors died. Is there any unknown secret behind it?

First,? Dune site

Sand, the ancient place name is now Daping Village, Guangdong County, Hebei Province. Guangdong province is particularly flat, salty soil is particularly sandy, and hills are piled up everywhere, hence the name sand dunes. Today's sand dunes, you only see yellow sand depressions and ruins. Before the Western Han Dynasty, it was a lush forest, and many feng shui treasures were described like this. Zhao and Qin Dou built palaces here.

Second, the place where dragons are trapped.

Ancient emperors all claimed to be the real dragon emperors, and often called the place in the novel the land of Longxing, and the place where the diamond demon forbeared was the place where the dragon was hidden. Naturally, the place where the career declines or stops is compared to the place where the dragon is trapped. There are 25 dynasties in my history, among which there are 70 regimes, large and small, and there are not a few dinosaur sites, so the sand dune above is the first place where dragons are trapped in the world.

Third,? The first victim

Dunes first appeared in the history of Shang Zhouwang period. In order to pursue happiness and avoid the interference of courtiers, Shang Zhouwang built a palace in the sand dunes and placed all kinds of birds and animals for hunting, so that he could get the ultimate happiness. Shang Zhouwang also built a wine pool and a meat forest in the palace, partying all night every day, and ordered the men and women present to chase games naked. It's really ridiculous.

What is described above is the sand dune. The first emperor who suffered was Shang Zhouwang. Therefore, when you become a king, don't over-marry and don't listen to the courtiers' persuasion, which will lead to national subjugation. Qin Shihuang and Zhao Haoqi Wuling were also controlled in this sand dune. Three emperors died in the sand dunes, which is called the hometown of dinosaurs. No one built a palace here. Hundreds of years later, the once prosperous palace turned into a fine sand.