He has the special functions of listening to wind braid, knowing astronomy and observing geographical superman. It can be inferred that there should be many martyrs in his tomb, but strangely, his tomb is still intact, and the tomb of Li, who became famous at the same time, is not far from him. They are also teachers and students, but Li's tomb has been stolen many times, but Yuan Tiangang's tomb has not been stolen, which forms a sharp contrast.
So some people say that Yuan Tiangang's tomb is blessed by gods, while others say that Yuan Tiangang's mana is greater than Li's. In a word, there are many reasons. To this question, by consulting relevant historical materials, we give the following answers: 1. Where is Yuan Tiangang's tomb? Legend has it that Yuan Tiangang and Li became immortals in the end, so there is no real tomb. Now the cemetery is just a monument. Whether it is the cenotaph or the real mausoleum, he does have a mausoleum, which is only a few hundred meters away from Li's mausoleum. Coincidentally, the cemetery chosen by the two people is in the same place, both behind the Dugong Temple Mountain in the suburb of Chang 'an County, Langzhong, Sichuan, a geomantic treasure-house called Jiulong pilgrimage.
The next step is the crux of the problem. Li's tomb has been stolen many times, but Yuan Tiangang's tomb is intact. It turned out that after the demise of the Tang Dynasty and the establishment of political power in the Song Dynasty, Zhao Kuangyin planned a part of Chang 'an County as a military stronghold. What is even more surprising is that Yuan Tiangang is very lucky. His tomb happened to be enclosed in the military camp of the Song Dynasty, but his good friend Li was a little behind. The mausoleum was planned outside the military camp.
Later, even if the regime changed, the regime changed constantly, but strangely, every dynasty chose to station troops and camp here, so Yuan Tiangang's tomb has become a military base for thousands of years, and no one is allowed to enter.
Another way of saying it.
According to the biography of Taiping Guangji Yuan Tiangang, Yuan Tiangang was born in Chengdu (now Chengdu, Sichuan). According to the 129th biography of the New Tang Dynasty, Yuan Tiangang said, "The servant is in summer and April, and the number is exhausted. That is to say, Yuan Tiangang predicted his own death, and died in the appointment of a fire pit, which is located in Langzhong, Sichuan today. It can be seen that Yuan Tiangang's cemetery is the most likely in Sichuan. As for where to be buried in Sichuan, there is a little controversy.
Both Yuan Tiangang and Li are buried in Tiangong Township, Langzhong, Sichuan. At present, the graves of two people in Tiangong Township have become famous tourist attractions and related memorial buildings. However, the local people say the opposite, saying that Li's tomb is different from Yuan Tiangang's tomb, and there is no mound in Li's tomb, but the whole mound is the tomb, and there are organs in the tomb, so it has never been stolen.
Yuan Tiangang was buried in Baiheshan, Qionglai, Sichuan, and Li was buried in Lijiadao Village, Qishan County, Shaanxi. Moreover, according to Qionglai County Records, Yuan Tiangang's tomb has been in disrepair for a long time and has long been damaged, but the remains are still there. Because their cemeteries are far apart, the online statement that "Li's cemetery was stolen and Yuan Tiangang's tomb, which is hundreds of meters apart, is intact" naturally falls apart.
According to historical records, Yuan Tiangang lived in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties, and Emperor Taizong died in the ninth year of Zhenguan (AD 635). Later, during the Anshi Rebellion and the turmoil in the late Tang Dynasty, the losses in Guanzhong area, especially in Chang 'an, were the most serious.
In July 750, An Lushan rebels captured Chang 'an and looted it.
In 763, 200,000 troops of Tubo took advantage of the situation and captured Chang 'an for the second time, looting the whole city.
In 783, the foot soldiers of Jingyuan Town launched a mutiny, captured Chang 'an again, burned and looted;
In 880, Huang Chao's army captured Chang 'an again and looted it again.
In 904, the powerful minister Zhu Wen killed the last emperor of the Tang Dynasty and ordered the destruction of the whole Chang 'an.
Every fall is a catastrophe for Chang 'an, and the works of many poets in the late Tang Dynasty reflect the ruin of Chang 'an. This Chang 'an, you tell me, all dynasties were military bases, heavily stationed, and no one dared to harass, isn't it funny?
What is even more exaggerated is the statement that troops were sent to protect Yuan Tiangang's tomb after the founding of New China. Even if the tomb of Yuan Tiangang in Shuangzhu Village, Quwei Town, Chang 'an County (now Chang 'an District, Xi City) is true, it was discovered by local villagers at 1979. How is it possible to send troops for protection after the founding of New China?
In fact, there are countless tombs of Yuan Tiangang and Li in Anyi alone. There are Yuan Tiangang and Li's tombs in Shao Cemetery in Chang 'an County, Li's tomb in Chunfengling, zhouzhi county, Yuan Tiangang's tomb in Wu Cemetery in Weicheng District, Xianyang City, Yuan Tiangang and Li's tomb in Zhaizhai Village in Baqiao District ... Until now, no one knows where the two masters are buried, and the false news that no one dares to steal Yuan Tiangang's tomb has been popular for thousands of years. The rumors can stop!
Which of these two statements do you think is more correct?