實拍曹丕墓！明明是開國皇帝，為何陵墓的規格還不如老百姓？【行跡旅途中】

Hello everyone I am currently in Luoyang Henan Has everyone seen the Romance of the Three Kingdoms Many people think that the Three Kingdoms started with Cao and Yuan Shao Actually that's not true That was the end of the Eastern Han dynasty The Three Kingdoms period began when Cao Pi declared himself emperor This basically marks the beginning of the Three Kingdoms For thousands of years Cao's tomb and Cao Pi's tomb are both a mystery Today we will explore the legendary tomb of Cao Pi Right here behind me In the year 226 After being emperor for six years Cao Pi died at the age of 40 Cao Pi we are very familiar with him because he competed with Cao Zhi for favor That is vying for the position of heir Also it refers to his seven-step poem This is a classic that has been passed down for thousands of years For thousands of years the location of Cao Pi's tomb has been unknown His tomb is called Shouyangling but where it is located has always been a mystery It's just that the eastern part of the Han and Wei Luoyang city is where they are located Why can't they be found Because during the Western and Eastern Han dynasties most tombs were built for posthumous burial These like Liu Bang of Emperor Wu of Han were all buried later meaning that the tombs had many things especially many above-ground structures but starting with the Cao Wei dynasty they advocated for simple funerary practices Especially his father Cao Zhao began to advocate for simple funerals after death it is said that the tomb does not contain gold or treasures when Cao Pi became emperor at the age of thirty-four At the age of thirty-six he chose Yangshan as his mausoleum After the turmoil of the late Eastern Han dynasty Cao Pi knew that the mausoleum had been built too extravagantly They would definitely be robbed by tomb raiders because at that time during the late Eastern Han dynasty the tombs from the two Han dynasties were basically robbed so Cao Pi thought that His tomb should be simple after his death Nothing should be placed inside the tomb Just keep it simple Moreover the tomb should be made of dark wood Do not build a palace Do not construct a spirit road What else The palace attendants don't need to accompany him After he died the palace attendants could all go home So he set a precedent for the practice of having a concubine's family take care of her It is said that Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty was also a recluse But this is even harder to explain Because it's also unclear why the people were so restless His intention was to say About that tomb Keep it simple so others can't find it And he said that tomb You descendants don't need to come and pay respects it doesn't matter So Cao Pi's arrangements for his descendants were very wise But it's wise to be wise you know Cao Wei's time was short and later it was usurped by the Sima family So his tomb later on the people who come to pay respects are getting fewer and fewer The last one disappeared into the river of history Many people say You might look along the Henghe River near Shouyang Mountain It's actually hard to find Because there are too many tombs at the foot of Beimang Mountain Especially in the case of eye consciousness there are countless small and large mounds of earth so it's impossible to know which tomb belongs to whom After Cao Pi's death he died in May The tomb was buried in the Shouyang Mausoleum in June according to his wishes the practice of a simple burial was carried out the tomb had no burial chamber no palace and no avenues or other facilities So later people could not know the exact location of his tomb becoming a千古 mystery in history then why is this place the tomb It is said to be the tomb of Cao Pi of the Shouyang Mausoleum Of course this is a folk legend I asked in the village The local villagers all said it is Cao Pi Because the records passed down from the village say so There is also another point In modern times Records found in other people's tombs unearthed in 1918 and 1930 The imperial mausoleum of the Western Jin Dynasty was determined to be near Shouyang Mountain From this it is inferred that Cao Pi's mausoleum should be in the southern part of Shouyang Mountain Later some cultural relics were unearthed in this area It refers to the imperial funeral rites which are known as the Nine Ranks of the Cap symbolizing the emperor's status as well as some colored jade stones and more The mountain with the golden foil that the emperor once wore is a sign that this place is the sacred land of Cao Wei However Cao's sacred land is not here So it's basically certain that this is Cao Pi's because Cao Nei is not here Cao Pi as a character needs no further introduction he was indeed very capable The position that could inherit Cao's legacy But there was one point He compromised with the powerful aristocratic families in order to become emperor In fact he was just at that time The struggle for the position of Cao's heir He represented the aristocratic families While Cao Zhi might have been from a humble clan But he won by being part of the aristocratic system Then in order to become emperor he compromised and agreed to the nine-rank system of the aristocratic families Therefore from that time on the gate- valley clans completely controlled the Cao government There is also another point Cao Pi was more ruthless He strictly restricted the imperial relatives of the Cao family This might have been the reason for Sima Yi It laid the foundation for seizing Cao's imperial domain At Cao's time his ruling foundation was the imperial clan which was Cao's family along with the group of commoners But after Cao Pi became emperor he changed these things restricted his own imperial clan and later in his final days he chose Sima Yi and Chen Qun among others As a chief minister he had granted the military command to Sima Yi at that time so that period actually sowed the seeds of a problem As a result more than twenty years after his death the Cao Wei dynasty was basically lost Let's go take a look inside that mound now This mound that remains now Isn't very high According to the local villagers This mound was once incredibly huge It is now about seven or eight meters high the width is a bit smaller let's go inside it is now surrounded by some trees you can go inside There are many traces here The internal structure of the mound inside We can also see it The surrounding area is now farmland There are two huge caves here Not sure if they are Dao caves Everyone don't you think so Let's walk a bit further and see what the internal structure of this mound looks like This seems a bit different from the city wall These are rammed earth walls You can see the rammed earth here It is layered Do you see Layer by layer Then look forward a bit Ancient relics have also been stolen Although it was said no one knew it was the Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor but tomb robbers still came Look below There is already a cave This ancient site everyone has never seen before the internal structure of the mound is the internal structure inside the tomb this is a bit special I have rarely seen it This is kind of like a tunnel There's a hole here There's also a huge hole next to it So maybe this is all from the same time The traces of theft might be Everyone guess if it's a tunnel or not There's a sense of collapse here layer upon layer this rammed earth is the same as the city wall in the northwest that we talked about This is a huge cave next to it Let's go take a look I feel this place is more like a cave Then you check for yourself Does this look a bit like The entrance to that underground palace Does it look like it or not This is like the stone tomb we usually see It seems a bit sunken here Then this is the tomb passage Of course this might not be the case but I estimate Right at the core of this fiefdom right here But now it's a pity This below might be a return to the fields If it were back then This should have been the appearance of the inner palace This might just be a tunnel Back then because this place to the top was all connected Cao Pi's Shouyangling Cao Pi's tomb we've seen it all If you're interested you can come and visit Cao Pi 's tomb and next to it they say there's Sima Yi 's tomb which isn't too far from here You can come take a look although this is just a simple tomb The folk legend's Cao Pi's tomb But we treat it as the real Cao Pi's tomb the same way