Are the tombs of Lu Wangling and Cifei in Xinxiang interesting?

Introduction: In the past 4 years, the tomb of Lujian has attracted tourists from all over the world with its unique charming scenery, magnificent ancient architecture, exquisite stone carving art and confusing magical legends. The ancients once wrote poems praising: "The ancient temple is surrounded by empty mountains, and the famous jade is covered with old clothes", "The Qinling Mountains and the Han Dynasty" Are the tombs of Lu Wangling and Cifei in Xinxiang interesting? The following is an introduction to the tomb of Lu Wangling and the tomb of the second princess and the comments of tourists. Let's take a look. Are Luwangling Tomb and Cifei Tomb in Xinxiang interesting? 1

Brief introduction of Luwangling Tomb and Cifei Tomb:

Located at the foot of Fenghuang Mountain in Xinxiang City, Henan Province, Luwangling Mausoleum is the best preserved tomb of the Ming Dynasty with the largest area in China, and it is also the fourth batch of national key cultural relics protection units announced by the State Council in 1996. National Cultural Heritage Administration plans to include it in the expansion project of imperial tombs of the ming and qing dynasties, and Xinxiang Municipal Government is actively applying for the World Cultural Heritage of Luwangling Mausoleum.

Luwang Mausoleum is the mausoleum of King Lu Jian in Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) in China. Zhu Yishuo (1568-1614), the king of Lu Jian, was the fourth son of Ming Muzong. The tomb of King Lu Jian is composed of Shinto, King Lu's tomb and the second princess Zhao's tomb, with a total area of more than 4 mu.

According to experts, the main architectural layout of King Lu Jian's Mausoleum is basically the same as that of the Ming Emperor's Mausoleum in Beijing. It is famous for its magnificent scale and exquisite stone carvings, which is of great significance for studying the mausoleum shape of local vassal kings in the late Ming Dynasty, as well as the architecture and sculpture art at that time. It attracts tourists from all over the world with its exquisite stone carving art and magical folklore.

The tomb of Zhao, the second princess, is located 14 meters west of the tomb of Lu Wang. Zhao was the "attendant" of Lu Wang before her death, and she was made a second princess after her death. She was two years younger than Lu Wang, but died thirteen years earlier than Lu Wang. Zhao was smart, beautiful and kind, and was favored by Lu Wang. Therefore, after her death, Lu Wang offended the "heavenly rules" and exceeded the regulations. In the past 4 years, the tomb of Lu Jian has attracted tourists from all over the world with its unique charming scenery, magnificent ancient architecture, exquisite stone carving art and mysterious legends. The ancients once wrote poems praising: "The ancient temple is surrounded by empty mountains, and the famous jade is old", "The Qin Tomb and the Han Dynasty are not as good as this affair".

are the tombs of Lu Wangling and Cifei interesting? Let's see what tourists say.

1. Take the No.13 bus at the railway station and get off at the cement plant station, and walk for about 1 km. Because the road renovation can't go directly to Luwangling, there are few trains, and it runs every half hour. I feel that the tickets for China scenic spot are rising every year. Now, in 5 yuan, it gives people the feeling that the whole place is complete, and there is nothing damaged and incomplete. The mausoleum is large, but there are few things to see. The tomb of Princess Lu and the tomb of Princess Lu are connected together, and the scale and style are similar.

2. The mausoleum building of the only brother of Emperor Wanli of Ming Dynasty is almost identical to the Dingling Mausoleum of Ming Tombs. Due to the serious loss of cultural relics in modern times, its ornamental value has been greatly reduced, and its development was once in trouble. Unfortunately,

3. The Luwangling Mausoleum is worthy of being a stone city in the Central Plains, with exquisite and interesting stone carvings.

4. It was cloudy when I went there, and the weather was cooler. Before I went, I heard from my family that there was nothing to see in Lu Wangling Mausoleum, but when I arrived at the gate, I found that it was not the same thing at all. The archway, the mountain gate, the aisle, the stone statue, and the Jinshui Bridge were complete in structure and magnificent. It is rare that the stone buildings and the underground palace of the Luwangling Mausoleum are quite intact except the wooden buildings on the ground, and the Zhao Cifei Mausoleum is even more intact than the Luwangling Mausoleum. It is said that during the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, the Luwang Mausoleum became the seat of a Buddhist temple and a prison in northern Henan, which was a forbidden area, thus virtually protecting the integrity of the mausoleum area. There should be four underground palaces in the whole two cemeteries, but it is a great pity that the largest underground palace of Zhao Cifei was not opened at that time, and the underground palace in the west was in an uncleaned state, so only two underground palaces and two huge treasure roofs can actually be seen.

5. The Luwangling Mausoleum is huge! Beautiful environment! The underground palace is also large in scale, and the scenic spot is also very humanized. In each coffin, wax figures of the king and two concubines are placed, which are very vivid! But the two workers who control the entrance to the underground palace really spoil the fun. They gave three sticks of incense to everyone who entered the underground palace. We thought it was given by the scenic spot for free. Unexpectedly, they chased tourists for money and added harsh words, which really destroyed the beauty and harmony of the scenic spot! I wonder if the relevant departments dare to control such arbitrary charges!

6. Luwangling took a taxi from downtown to 2 yuan. There is a restaurant at the entrance of the scenic spot, which is not expensive. Tickets for the scenic spot are 5 yuan, and the area in the scenic spot is not large, but the stone carvings are quiet and beautiful, which need to be carefully tasted. The stone archway, Weng Zhong and stone beasts are all very distinctive, and the stone carvings written by Luwang are also good. It is suggested to come back in April and May, when the peonies will bloom and have a better view. Are the Luwangling Tomb and Cifei Tomb in Xinxiang interesting? 2

The Luwangling Tomb generally refers to the tomb of King Lu Jian, which is located at the southern foot of Fenghuang Mountain, 13 kilometers north of Fengquan District, Xinxiang City, Henan Province, surrounded by deep springs and valleys.

People call it the Phoenix Mountain with its head resting on it, and the Old Dragon Pool with its feet on it. With the Golden Lantern Temple in its left hand and Zhier Mountain in its right hand, the scenery is very beautiful and pleasant. It is the best preserved mausoleum of the Ming Dynasty in China and covers the largest area.

The tomb owner, Lu Jian Wang Zhu Yi-chang, is the ninth grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang, the fourth son of Zhu Zaihou of Ming Muzong, and the only same mother brother in Zhu Yijun, Ming Shenzong. Its mausoleum was built in the forty-third year of Wanli, completely imitating the mausoleum of Emperor Wanli in the Ming Tombs in Beijing.

Extended information:

The main architectural layout of Wang Tomb in Lujian is basically the same as that of Ming Emperor Mausoleum in Beijing. At the front of the tomb area, there is a well-carved stone workshop with regular script engraved on it.

There are two stone watches on the east and west sides of the stone square, carved with Yunlong patterns. Cross the stone square and enter the 189.5-meter-long Shinto, lined with 15 pairs of stone men and beasts.

The images are civil servants, sisters-in-law, unicorns, camels, elephants, sheep, horses and other deified monsters, standing, squatting or lying down, with different shapes and lifelike.

The stone man and the stone beast are all carved with a single piece of blue stone, with the largest being 2.77 meters high and the smallest being 1.55 meters. For more than 4 years, despite the vicissitudes of generations, wind and rain erosion, it is still well preserved and the details are clear, which is really a rare batch of art treasures.

After walking the Shinto Road, cross a three-hole coupon Yuhe Bridge made of white marble, and walk more than 1 steps northwards, which is the main entrance of King Lu Jian's tomb, in front of a magnificent Lufan fine city. The outer wall of Jiacheng is 324 meters long from north to south, 147 meters wide from east to west, and the wall is as high as 6 meters. All of them are built with blue stone bars, and the whole wall is solid and regular. Is the tomb of Lu Wangling and Cifei in Xinxiang interesting? Chapter 3

Located in the northeast of Xinxiang City, Henan Province, it was built in the Ming Dynasty and is the tomb of Zhu Yi, the king of Ming Lu. Covers an area of 15, square meters. East of the mausoleum area is the tomb of King Lu and west is the tomb of Zhao, the second princess. Its buildings and 16 pairs of stone men and beasts have high artistic ornamental value, and are listed as national cultural relics protection units, and the Provincial Tourism Bureau has designated them as one of the "95" planned tourist routes. It is now Fanjiacheng Park.

13 kilometers north of Xinxiang, there is a Taihang Mountain called Phoenix Mountain. At its foot, there are two tall and regular ancient cemetery walls with strict barriers. This is the best-preserved and largest Ming Dynasty tomb of the vassal king in China-Lujian Mausoleum. It is grand and magnificent, and was approved as a national key cultural relics protection unit in 1996.

The owner of the tomb, Zhu Yiyun (1568-1614), was conferred the title of King Lu at the age of 4, and was attached to Weihui House at the age of 14. After his death, posthumous title was "Jane", so he was called King Lu Jian. He is the grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang IX, the ninth emperor of Ming Dynasty, and Ming Shenzong is the only mother brother of Zhu Yijun, the emperor of Wanli. Because of his special status, he was called "the first of all the sects" by the courtiers at that time, and even more "built more than one system" after his death. His mausoleum was completely modeled after Dingling built by the emperor of Wanli in Beijing, which was costly and magnificent, but it was royal at any time, and was known as "Dingling in the Central Plains", the whole cemetery.

the whole tomb of Lu Jian is composed of three parts, namely Shinto, the tomb of Lu Jian Wang and the tomb of Zhao, the second princess. There are still well-preserved stone workshops, huabiao, steles, tombs and ancient buildings with green walls and tiles in the cemetery, and their stone carvings are unique in shape and exquisite in technique.

The whole cemetery is magnificent, solemn and dignified, showing a royal demeanor. The courtyard is shaded by trees, with winding paths leading to secluded places, birds are singing, peonies are full of flowers in spring, the national color is fragrant, pomegranates bloom in summer solstice, and guests are greeted with smiles. The Luwangling Mausoleum attracts tourists from all directions with its unique charming scenery, magnificent ancient architecture, exquisite stone carving art and confusing myths and legends. The ancients once wrote a poem saying, "The ancient temple is surrounded by empty mountains and is a famous king."

During his lifetime, King Lu spared no expense in human and financial resources, and spent more than four years building the Lu Palace in Weihui. Also at the foot of the Phoenix Mountain, he chose a treasure trove of geomantic omen and built a magnificent tomb of King Lu. Luwang Tomb is 15 kilometers away from Xinxiang City, the political, economic and cultural center in the south of northern Henan Province. Looking from Xinxiang to the north, Fenghuang Mountain, a hill on the Taihang Mountain, is green and magnificent. Luwang Tomb is surrounded by mountains and looks at the water, and its scale is grand.

The natural environment of the cemetery is certainly attractive, and the magnificent architecture of the cemetery area is even more amazing. Entering the tomb area, the first thing you see is the bluestone archway of "Lufan Jiacheng", and the exquisite relief can also vaguely see the prestige of the royal family. Moving on, in the long Shinto, 14 pairs of stone men and beasts lined up on both sides. They have different expressions and vivid shapes, and their tall bodies make the ceremonial procession of Shinto magnificent and neat. The tomb area is surrounded by a wall 6 meters high, and the city is divided into four natural courtyards by three inner walls. In the depth of the tomb area, there is a mound-like tomb home. In front of the tomb, there are five huge tombstones and stone carvings of "the tomb of the king of Lu Jian". The tomb owner, also known as "Treasure City", has steps to climb to the top of the hill. Below the treasure city is the underground palace, which is where the coffin of Zhu Yi, the king of Lu Jian, stopped. On the west side of King Lu Jian's tomb, there is a cemetery with the same structure as King Lu Jian's tomb, which is the cemetery of Zhao, the second princess of King Lu Jian.