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Feng Yunshan, one of the main leaders of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement, attracted a large number of believers for Hong Xiuquan's worship activities with his eloquence, which directly laid the foundation of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. When Yong 'an was founded, Feng Yunshan was named the South King at the age of seven thousand, and was mainly responsible for missionary work. In the Taiping Army, Feng Yunshan was deeply loved. Li Xiucheng also said that among the leaders, only the East King, the South King and the Wing King were the most capable. Regrettably, however, among the kings, Nan Wang was the first to die. 1852 On April 3rd, Tianwang imperial edict broke through Yong 'an and conquered Quanzhou on June 3rd. However, in this battle, Feng Yunshan unfortunately exposed his target in a luxury chariot and was killed. After Feng Yunshan died, his body was buried by Hong Xiuquan. The specific burial place is unknown. As far as the kings of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom are concerned, the fate of their remains is not very good. Yang and Wei Changhui were enemies in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. Shi Dakai was executed by the Qing court in Chengdu; Xiao Chaogui died outside Changsha, was buried under Miaofeng, and was dug up and slaughtered by Qing soldiers. Hong Xiuquan died in Tianjing and was buried in a temple. After Tianjing was broken, Xiang army dug up and burned the bodies. So Feng Yunshan's bones are probably the best preserved among the kings. But not long ago, a retired cadre named Feng in Yangshuo County, Guilin, Guangxi claimed that they were descendants of Feng Yunshan and Feng Yunshan was buried here. Not only that, he also took out a genealogy. According to Mr. Feng, he is a member of Zhoucun's family. The first person who settled here was Feng Jinyang. Up to now, the family has bred more than 300 people in seven generations, and he is the fifth generation. According to Feng, Feng Jinyang is Feng Yunshan's second son Feng Ruike (whose real name is Tian Yang). After Tianjing was breached, he fled to Quanjiafu Village, where he got married and had children. Later, he drew up a genealogy for his family: "the red sun shines all over the sky, and the purple emblem of the international prosperity;" Sozu House of Weak Voice, Lan Zhi and Warm Heart Cup. The main idea of this poem should be: luck turns and great achievements are made; When you are unlucky, you should also pay attention to cultivation, and there will always be a day when spring blossoms. From the poem, we can easily see the relationship between Feng Jinyang and the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. In the documents of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the word "Red Sun" can often be seen, and it is engraved on Hong Xiuquan's imperial seal. At the same time, the poem also implies that Feng Jinyang used to be rich and purple (the purple emblem of the prosperous dynasty). It can be seen that his position in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom is quite extraordinary, and he may really be the son of Feng Yunshan. In addition, Feng Jinyang also warned future generations through poems that the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom established the celestial society. Although it failed, future generations should strive to build great achievements. So why did Feng Jinyang choose Yangshuo instead of going back to his hometown of Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province? Feng said that this is because Feng Yunshan may be buried in Yangshuo. In the autumn of 2009, a mountain fire suddenly broke out in the back of Maojia Village, Fengmuzhai, Jinbao Township, Yangshuo County, which burned weeds in the forest on the mountain and exposed several ancient tombs. At first, the villagers didn't care. The next spring, a villager named Zeng Xianxing happened to pass by these ancient tombs and found that the stone tablets of the ancient tombs had fallen from the tombs. Out of curiosity, he went forward and took a look. A bluestone tablet about 0.5 meters high and 0.3 meters wide is lying on the ground. Later, Zeng Xianxing turned the stone tablet over and saw the words "Visit the Heavenly King" written on it. Zeng Xianxing once heard the old man say that many soldiers of Taiping Army were buried in this back hill, and this "patrol king" may not be a mortal. Later, Zeng Xianxing and other villagers rushed to the stone tablet again and found a row of four small words "Taiping Heavenly Kingdom" the size of a thumb above the stone tablet. Later, scholars speculated that the "king of tour" here actually refers to Feng Yunshan. One of the reasons is that the God Worship Association founded by Hong Xiuquan and Feng Yunshan thinks that the Taiping soldiers who died in battle have ascended to heaven, which is a matter of "complete merit". As the first king who died in battle, he naturally wanted to survey the sky, so he was called the "King of Patrol". At that time, it was impossible for others to seal Hou except Feng Yunshan, the king of the South. Secondly, the reason why Hong Xiuquan didn't directly engrave Feng Yunshan's name was to protect his body from being slaughtered by the Qing army. Thirdly, Qianjinling is a good place for geomantic omen, and the location of the tomb of the "Patrol King" is the best Long Mai cave in geomantic science, which accords with the position of king of Fengyun Mountain. Fourthly, at the foot of Qian Qian Mountain in Maojia Village, Fengmuzhai Village Committee, there is a cave called Jubao Cave, which is 500 meters away from the tomb of King Patrol. According to the villagers, Feng Yunshan once set up a command post at the foot of Qian Qian Mountain. Later, Feng Yunshan was shot, and his men stored some treasures and materials in this "treasure cave", which was blown down by explosives. According to scholars' exploration, this "treasure hole" was indeed excavated artificially. In addition, according to the villagers, there were grave robbers disguised as soldiers to treasure here, and their metal detectors did find a lot of metal in the cave. However, due to the gravel barrier, the grave robbers failed to succeed and had to leave angrily. To sum up, Zhu Feng and other scholars believe that Feng Yunshan, the king of the South, may really be buried in Yangshuo, with a family village, a tomb for visiting the king and a treasure cave. Mr. Feng said that they didn't want to climb high, but just wanted to set up a statue for their ancestors and clear their names. His ancestor Feng Yunshan was an out-and-out national hero who overthrew the Qing Dynasty.