Chen Shou was a historian of Shu at that time, and he was one of the parties, so his record in the History of the Three Kingdoms is absolutely reliable: the Dingjun Mountain in Hanzhong was buried because the mountain was a grave, with full coffins, clothes and no utensils. "
As for: the rope was broken and buried.
Pure folklore. It's impossible. Zhuge Liang died in Baoji and was transported back to Hanzhong from Baoji, which is not a simple matter. Taking Chencang Road means going over mountains and mountains, and the plank road is full of dangers. If it had been buried with broken rope, it would have been buried in the deep mountains of Qinling Mountains.
As a generation of prime ministers, it is impossible to be buried in the barren hills casually.
Zhuge Liang has been in Hanzhong for eight years, and he knows Feng Shui very well himself. His will requires him to be buried in Dingjun Mountain, which has always been a place full of hope.
In the tomb of Wuhou in Mianxian County, there is a grave bag, which is actually a cenotaph. Zhuge Liang's real tomb is actually Dingjun Mountain, the whole mountain. Taking the mountain as the tomb is magnificent.
After Zhong Hui destroyed Shu, he went to Dingjun Mountain to worship Zhuge Liang. It is impossible for Zhong Hui not to know where Zhuge Liang is buried.
As for why Zhuge Liang was buried in Dingjun Mountain instead of Chengdu, Nanyang or Langya?
But before he conquered, he was dead.
Zhuge Liang died unsatisfied and unfulfilled, and he never forgot the ambition of the Northern Expedition and the Central Plains until his death. He will be in Dingjun Mountain, watching future generations go to the Northern Expedition and fulfill their wishes.
Of course, Zhuge Liang as a generation of heroes, its? Dedication, right after death? The spiritual concept of? Indifferent to ambition, quiet and far-reaching His attitude towards life, as well as his outstanding performance in governing Shu Han and dealing with ethnic issues, is an outstanding representative of China intellectuals, and is highly respected by the people and officials in later generations. Therefore, in addition to the tomb of Zhuge Liang, there are a large number of Zhuge Liang temples (Wuhou temples) all over the country for future generations to mourn.