Tangshan yin and yang feng shui master

Fu Lin, the emperor shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, was the first emperor after the Qing Dynasty, and his life was full of legends. According to historical records, the emperor shunzhi was extremely talented and more proficient in the Book of Changes and Feng Shui. /kloc-when he was 0/4 years old, he left a jade finger to find a treasure trove for the Qing Dynasty.

First, the emperor shunzhi discovered a treasure trove of geomantic omen. China pays attention to geomantic omen since ancient times, and emperors of all dynasties built imperial tombs to ensure the prosperity of the country. For the feng shui of the mausoleum, it is extremely particular. Xiao Ting Zalu, an ancient book, records the story that the emperor shunzhi personally chose the mausoleum in Qing Dynasty. It is praised in the article that even feng shui masters with good geography may not be able to find them.

The emperor shunzhi Aisingiorro? Fu Lin (1638- 166 1) was the ninth son, the third emperor and the first emperor of the Qing Dynasty. The emperor shunzhi ascended the throne at the age of 6, assisted by his uncle Regent Dourgen. In the first year of Shunzhi (1644), the Qing army entered the customs and entered the Central Plains. In the same year, the emperor shunzhi moved to Beijing. In the seventh year of Shunzhi (1650), Dourgen went hunting and died in Luanhe River, and Fu Lin took over in advance.

One day in the eighth year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 165 1), 14-year-old the emperor shunzhi, as sourdrang dowager, led the empress, concubines, Wang He and Feng Shui master, and set off for Zunhua with a mighty line.

The emperor shunzhi came prepared this time. He heard that the Feng Tai Ling area in Malanyu, Zunhua has excellent feng shui, so he came to inspect it. Feng Tai Ling's geomantic omen is recorded in Cha Jizhuo's Records of Criminal Evidence in the Ming Dynasty. In the thirteenth year of Chongzhen, Emperor Chongzhen sent Liu Kongzhao and Zhang Zhenren to Zunhua to find a treasure trove of geomantic omen. After the election, Liu Kongzhao said that although Feng Shui is very good, there is no good start time. I calculated with my fingers that the auspicious time to start construction was Shen Jianian, that is, the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, which happened to be the year of the demise of the Ming Dynasty.

Shunzhi and his party climbed up Fengtailing, but from a distance, they saw the south as a blanket. There are heavy mountains and lush trees in the north. There is a clear water in the east and west, forming a perfect natural golden ou.

The emperor shunzhi took a fancy to this treasure trove of geomantic omen. He said to the ministers around him, "This mountain king is full of vitality and can be my mausoleum in the future." He dismounted and prayed to heaven in a sunny place.

Second, Emperor Shunzhi threw a jade wrench, appointed Minister Kanyu and officials accompanying Qin, and calculated the terrain according to the direction of gossip and the mysterious mechanism of Yin and Yang. They saw the "Houlong" in the north of Changrui Mountain, and the eagle flying down the mountain in the east was Qinglong; Huanghuashan in the west is a white tiger; Jinxing Mountain in the south is Zhaoshan Mountain; The shadow wall mountain in the distance is the case mountain; Malan River and Xihe River flow around, forming a landscape pattern of "mountains surrounded by water, negative yin holding yang", which is really a rare land of feng shui.

After surveying the terrain, ministers Kan Yu and Qin also found that it extended from Taihang Mountain, and its momentum was like a huge wave. You see the surrounding mountains are like Wukui Station, and the peaks are like lotus flowers set off by Chiba. There is no better place!

Therefore, Emperor Shunzhi criticized the jade in his hand and threw it to the south. He said to the courtiers: "The place where the finger falls is the acupuncture point of the future tomb." Where they lost their fingers, a golden hairpin was covered with mud and a tent mat, and the light of the sun, the moon and the stars could no longer be seen.

Later, in this land of geomantic omen, the Qing Dynasty built the tomb of the Five Emperors of the Qing Dynasty, which is also the famous Qing Dongling. Qing Dongling covers an area of 2500 kilometers. It is the largest royal mausoleum among the three cemeteries in the Qing Dynasty, including four queens and five concubines, namely, Shizu Shunzhi xiaoling Mausoleum, Saint Kangxi Jingling Mausoleum, Emperor Gaozong Qianlong Yuling Mausoleum, Wenzong Xianfeng Dingling Mausoleum, Mu Zong Tongzhi Huiling Mausoleum, Empress Ci 'an (Dong Taihou) and Empress Cixi (Xi). There are tombs of princes, crown princes and princesses around the mausoleum.

Third, the Qing Dongling is well known. Today, many Manchu descendants believe that the Qing Dongling is ranked first in Long Mai, China. It is magnificent and beautiful, and it is a treasure house of golden lock and jade gate. Because the dragon is a sex beast, it rains 72 times a year in the Qing Dongling, to be exact. History has proved that the emperor shunzhi's choice of a treasure trove of geomantic omen really brought good luck to the Qing Dynasty, and the prosperity of the Qing Dynasty created by three emperors, Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong, was celebrated throughout the ages.

1976, an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 occurred in Tangshan. When the houses in Tangshan collapsed and were almost razed to the ground, the Qing Dongling, also located in the epicenter, was not damaged at all. It is still difficult for the scientific community to explain this.

According to historical records, the emperor shunzhi not only studied the Yijing Feng Shui, but also devoted himself to Buddhism. There are two Zen masters in the palace, Mu and Yu, and there are titles such as "Dust Hidden Taoist", "Lazy Weng" and "Crazy Taoist" in Zhong. He once said to Mu Chenlong, "May the old monk treat me like a disciple, not like a son of heaven."

The emperor shunzhi devoted himself to Buddhism, and it is common for him to give lectures and explain Buddhism. The emperor shunzhi's imperial edict "Visit the Queen" also said: "I never believed in Buddhism, so in the Zen canon, in order to understand the Heart Sutra, I revered the three treasures and concentrated on Zen."