The grave of Zhu Yuanzhang son was discovered! Such a small underground palace, what secret hides?

Hello everyone, I am Qiuping I am now in Wu'an, Hubei I came to Wuhan again Since ancient times Hubei is known as a place with outstanding people It was called the land of Jingchu in early times So the history and culture of this place is quite profound. Among them, the most representative Maybe it was during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period A Chu State Then tomorrow comes There was a vassal king Because after Zhu Yuanzhang became emperor, he made Nanjing his capital He then distributed his sons to various parts of the country So we are in the land of China Tombs of Ming Dynasty vassals can be seen everywhere So Hubei was very important at that time Let’s talk about how many vassal kings there are in Hubei Zhong Xiang’s Ming Ming Tomb was originally a vassal king What about in Wuhan? There was a king of Chu There is also a prince in Xiangyang There is an understanding king in Jingzhou So there are many can prove Hubei is a place with a key geographical location So where do we come today? A tomb of King Zhao belonging to Wuhan Is there such a saying? There are Ming Tombs in the north To the south is the Tomb of the King of Chu The King of Chu is in Wuhan Follow the inheritance of the Ming Dynasty The establishment of the Ming Dynasty The King of Chu existed The Ming Dynasty perished King Chu no longer exists Now let's go and see What are the characteristics of this Chu King’s Tomb? We are now in This is equivalent to Shinto It can be clearly seen There are no stone statues here Why is it because his tomb is earlier? Normally speaking The one below is a strip stone. It was King Zhao of Chu at that time King Chu’s coffin and his princess Just from here all the way to the bottom The one in his underground palace Who is this King Zhao of Chu? We just briefly talked about He is the sixth son of Zhu Yuanzhang Everyone is very familiar with Zhu Yuanzhang’s son Zhu Biao and Zhu Di These two are the most famous ones. Then Zhu Di became emperor later This Chu King Zhu Zhen It was just right when he was born It was at that time that Zhu Yuanzhang captured Wuchang So I named him Zhu Zhen Later he was named King of Chu Everyone knows that Emperor Jingchu of Hubei Province Then make him the King of Chu It just shows that you value him. Finally, when Zhu Zhen was in his teens, He will submit Because Zhu Yuanzhang sent his son Distributed to all parts of the country You are like the boss, Zhu Biao, who is the prince The second child belongs to Xi'an and is responsible for managing Xi'an. It is equivalent to running the northwest now The third child seems to have arrived in the north. Anyway, they are in relatively important positions. Especially their former son What about after arriving in Wuchang? This Zhu Zhen didn’t say that he would just eat and wait to die. We often talk about the vassals of the Ming Dynasty Maybe it’s just that I don’t have the ability. You can only dominate and dominate your own one-third of an acre of land. He's not Zhu Zhen grew up in the early years of the Ming Dynasty so what He is the same as Zhu Di, the vassal kings who guard the frontiers. Able to conquer and fight well He assessed that we are equivalent to Hunan Guizhou Yunnan Anyway, these large and small ones near Hubei The bandits we are talking about are not bad either. Either uprising They were all pacified So his military exploits are more prominent Everyone will know later After Zhu Yuanzhang's death Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne as emperor He cut the vassalage As a result, Xue Fan failed This led to Zhu Di raising troops to capture Nanjing. Normally speaking In this place Wuchang What was the purpose of Zhu Yuanzhang establishing Zhu Zhen? Guard the capital Because Wuhan is very close to Nanjing If there is a problem in Nanjing Then this vassal king near Nanjing We need to bring troops to Beijing to protect This is equivalent to what we call raising an army to capture the king. As a result, Zhu Di captured Nanjing. Where is Zhu Zhen? Stand still Why is it actually simpler? You can put it this way Zhu Di and Chu King Zhu Zhen These vassal kings, big and small He is dissatisfied with Zhu Yunwen feel like a spearhead kid How can we lead the Ming Dynasty forward? So when Zhu Di attacked Nanjing, He just stood still As a result, after Zhu Di entered Nanjing, Won the throne After becoming emperor He also attaches great importance to King Chu Promoted him to Zongzheng of the Zhongren Mansion in the Ming Dynasty What does it mean? That's Zhu Chang Where is Chu King Zhu Zhen? It's equivalent to managing the entire royal affairs Manage vassal kings across the country So the king of Chu Zhu Zhen Attracted by father and son Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di The basic story is this Now let's go inside Look at the overall structure of his cemetery This place is called Longquan Mountain Where is the tomb of King Chu? It was the ones he chose for himself during his lifetime. Because he went to Wuchang at that time When I came to visit Wuer Longquan Mountain, He discovered that this place is what we often call Feng shui is very good A great place for an eaglet so what He designated this place as his cemetery Circled him What is the most interesting one? There is a tomb of Fan Kuai in this cemetery. In the earliest days, cubes were buried here. Later, in order to build his mausoleum, King Chu So I moved the square tomb aside. The climate here is still relatively low. Because it belongs in the deep mountains and old forests Normally this kind of mausoleum? They're all in the mountains Farther away It's dozens of kilometers away from Wuhan city. This place is called Jinshui Bridge Basically the tombs of the Ming and Qing Dynasties There will always be a Jinshui Bridge like this Why does the forest area have a drainage system? Usually there is a small river under the bridge. Among the emperors, they are generally called water dragons. What about this place? There's nothing special to say These places It can be seen that it is darker why is that Because we looked at it Obviously everyone knows It was burned by Li Zicheng with a big fire Then who destroyed the Chu King’s Tomb? Was burned down by Zhang Jianzhong The wooden structure here? Basically no more Many of them have been restored now So it’s a pity That same This Chu King’s Tomb He was from the time of Zhu Yuanzhang He began to submit in Wuchang When will it be gone? He basically ran through the entire history of the Ming Dynasty He is at the back The last generation of King Chu was killed by Zhang Xianzhong Throw it into the Yangtze River So the inheritance of King Chu is gone. It's a pity that these were burned. It's all pitch black What about these places? There are also 24 English carved lines Basically, the imperial tombs of the Ming and Qing Dynasties are all the same. So say it again Imperial Tombs of the Ming Dynasty Most of the rules are the same as those of the imperial tombs of the Qing Dynasty. Because the Qing Dynasty basically learned from the Ming Dynasty Now we are standing in this place I saw a lot of tombs I knew this was the spiritual grace gate In front is the Spiritual Grace Hall What about here? It is 5 rooms wide Two rooms deep It's relatively big Look at the one with these rocks below Uh, let's talk about residence. can be found Then let’s go to the Lingen Hall in front and take a look. That might be the important thing Of course, in Lin'en Hall There is still a piece of history that I want to explain to you. Many people say Why did people like Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong fail? Because that's their limitation He was right to oppose the Ming Dynasty But he burned all the imperial tombs of the Ming Dynasty This was among the four provinces at that time The impact is very large You are like other dynasties You look like the Qing Dynasty A little bit He doesn't care what the reason is At least he didn't destroy the tombs of the Ming Dynasty everyone can see The Ming Tombs in Beijing can be preserved so completely Part of it is still from the Qing Dynasty The emperor at that time ordered to protect the Ming Tombs And Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum In fact, we can still see the difference. Although it is said that the Qing Dynasty was in order to maintain its rule, But at least this I think what he did was quite good. The building behind me is very big Imperial Tombs of the Ming Dynasty The feudal prince’s tomb might as well be called the Reigenjeon Hall In the Qing Dynasty, it was called Longgen Hall. Because the Qing Dynasty learned from the Ming Dynasty But this place is called Linggen Hall A little less rigorous Why this mausoleum? It was established in the early Ming Dynasty And what is the name of Lingen Temple? It was started by Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty Before Emperor Jiajing, this area was called Xiangdian You look like Ming Xiaoling Zhu Di’s Changling Mausoleum is also called Xiangdian. So what happened when Zhu Zhen died? Zhu Di is still alive So his mausoleum is a little earlier than Zhu Di's So it should be better to call it Xiangdian Although it is said that it was changed later by Emperor Jiajing But after all, he still belongs to us Probably more than 100 years earlier than Jiajing You're like quite a pedestal here Isn’t it spectacular to see these dragon heads? Let me explain something to you. Everyone knows that there is Longtu Water in the Forbidden City You can also see some here So this place actually says If the weather is different, if it rains heavily All water comes down Very spectacular These are all carved from white marble stone Look how many layers there are One floor, two floors, three floors, four floors, five floors, six floors The whole thing All are huge stones Put the full length words here about one meter So I met you at this place If it rains heavily very spectacular So the ancient designers at that time The builder is amazing, right? There is also a dragon carved on it. Above is the engraved line That's normal here Show it to everyone Originally, there should be We often make single wall stones But because of his identity Not up to the emperor's standards So there is no single wall stone It's already oxidized So this mausoleum is actually so big? Lingen Temple is Xiang Temple In fact, it can also represent Zhu Di. Attention to him Because he can be the patriarch of the royal family we are talking about. He must have a good relationship with Zhu Di Zhu Di thinks more highly of him Behind the Lingen Hall or Xiang Hall It’s the Lingxing Gate From here, it represents what he said is the same as ascending to immortality. It's his soul Come in through the spiritual door If you go forward, you will find yourself in the underground palace. He is also on a mountain It’s different from other tombs in the Ming Dynasty. We said that we built a treasure city treasure tripod Where is his underground palace? Directly inside the mountain Because basically there were only emperors in the Ming Dynasty He's the one who built that treasure city treasure tripod. The words of his other vassal kings It's basically like building an underground palace inside the mountain. What about this place? Show it to everyone It's underneath the underground palace There is a building here In fact, I think it is a bit loose. Why do people see incense burners and candlesticks? Fang Ping Normally speaking You can see it here in the Ming Dynasty Belongs to someone who pays fifteen tributes But it shouldn't be here Why When did the fifteen tributes begin in the Ming Dynasty? From Zhu Di’s Changling But even the vassal kings who died before Zhu Di And that Zhu Yuanzhang There was no such thing before So this is not rigorous because For Zhu Zhenna He died in front of Zhu Di Is the Chu King’s Tomb an underground palace? Because the underground palace itself is dug into the mountain What about his custom? About 3 meters thick He actually dug it out first Imperial Tombs of the Ming and Qing Dynasties There is a very big feature His underground palace Dig it out first build a palace inside What if you want to plan away the soil on top? Below is a palace The palace inside it has been built Then they covered it with sealing soil So it is different What's underneath its terroir? And charcoal About 30 centimeters Used to protect against moisture So the underground palace inside the imperial tombs of the Ming Dynasty Basically watertight But I saw several imperial tombs in the Qing Dynasty. Water seepage is very serious You are like Kangxi’s Jingling And inside Qianlong’s imperial mausoleum I heard before that there is a lot of water The palace inside All structural materials are specially made from the official kilns of the Ming Dynasty. Excellent, that blue brick Where are the vassal kings of the Ming Dynasty in our country? There are more existing Available everywhere in the country But it’s the same as the tombs of the Han Dynasty fourteen nine empty Because theft is more serious some stolen Then some of them collapsed Now go down and take a look It's several meters deep underground. Look at how gorgeous it is very beautiful What about here? All are those big blue bricks There are lights below on the seventh floor Those are like small niches Look how big the area is inside You can see directly in front of him that it's his Er, the coffins are placed opposite each other at the back. But wait here Have a question Let's explain it to you Just go down the steps and you will see the tomb chamber. Look, there are many stairs here We went up here for the convenience of visiting Uh, a platform built by Because it's underneath this There is a gate, which is equivalent to a stone gate. Nine horizontally and nine vertically What is this identity? What an imperial status Maybe it was Zhu Di who gave him the identity Because after all, he is the patriarch of the royal family. You can see through this screen His descendant is very big Normally speaking The vassal kings of the Ming Dynasty had front, middle and back In other words, there is a back room There are also two ear chambers We only see this back room here now Then there are a few small ones inside, what are they? Like a niche to put things in The coffin is no longer visible You can see the coffin bed So just this thick distance? I looked at the area and saw it was two meters. About 20 square meters What about here? What does this look like below? It's like an epitaph Let me introduce the life of this King of Chu There are some boxes on top At that time, I probably kept some jewelry and the like. Look how big this brick is This design is still very beautiful It's almost six to seven hundred years old and it's still so intact. We are standing in this position now Directly to the door of the back room Let's rotate it and take a look Did anyone find out? The space is very small Actually, there is a little doubt here Why is it because of the Tombs of the Three Kings of the Ming Dynasty? Especially the underground palace where he is so valued It can't be so small Normally speaking Now we see this location in front of us It's called Chinese style There is also a front tense There are some Russian styles on the left and right He didn't come in here Then it will directly become the place where the coffin is placed. That's possible It was this place that was destroyed back then. We are talking about the tombs of vassal kings in the Ming Dynasty. Some have collapsed and collapsed So what about here? Might have been repaired Normally speaking before What about this place in the middle? It's Chinese style What about the latter one? It's equivalent to looking forward What about these two sides? And sight But it can be clearly seen Do you think there are only lights in front of you? It must have been repaired later. So everyone needs to understand Look how big his descendants are What about the Chinese front ear type? In fact, it’s not too small. As Zhu Yuanzhang’s most valued son His tomb is actually quite luxurious. But there is one thing It can be said like this He still betrayed Zhu Yuanzhang Because Zhu Yuanzhang placed him in the cemetery in Wuchang That's what we said at the beginning Equivalent to guarding the capital But in the end He stood still Again Everyone has their own little thoughts Well, we just saw that his underground palace is actually relatively small. It should be said that it is pitifully small. It is indeed not consistent with the identity of Zhu Yuanzhang’s son. We also briefly analyzed the reasons I personally estimate that this is the case But I don’t know the real reason Which one do you think it is?