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Text/Beijing Youth Reporter Zhang Yuemeng
After Changling, Dingling, Zhaoling and Kangling, there are two more tombs in the Ming Dynasty, which are opened to the public. Beijing Youth Reporters learned from Changping District yesterday that the blue jade baby, who was pulled through colorful clothes, was found in the Sugar baby. daddy saw the door of the Blue House, and also saw the maid Yingxiu, who was close to her mother, standing in front of the door waiting for them, and led them to the main hall to welcome the Ming Dynasty’s thirteen tombs and Siling for the first time to open the tourist channels to the public. People around the city can pay online through the process to make a reservation for the lecture and teaching, and today, the daily period of the door in December this year can be scheduled. Will come, Yongling and Siling will slowly complete regular entertainment based on the pre-order quantity and the mausoleum repair situation.
The Thirteen Tombs are the tombs of the thirteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty. It covers a total area of more than 120 square kilometers. It is the tomb group that has the largest number of emperors retained and buried by the National Education, Science and Culture Organization in July 2003 and was officially listed as a world civilization property.
The Ming Yong Mausoleum opened this time covers an area of 250,000 square meters. It is the joint burial of Zhu Houcong, Emperor Jiajing, Emperor Shizong of Ming Dynasty, Empress Chen, Empress Xiaoli, Fang, and Empress Xiaoke Du. Among the thirteen tombs of the Ming Dynasty, the scope of Yongling is second only to the long tomb of Emperor Yongle Zhu Di, and was built by Emperor Shizong of Ming Dynasty during his lifetime. The Ming Si Mausoleum is located in the northeast corner of the Tianji Mountain Mausoleum District, covering an area of 6,500 square meters, about one-two percent of the Changling. It is the joint burial of Zhu Youcong, the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Chongzhen of Emperor Sizong of Ming Dynasty, and Empress Xiaoliu Lie Zhou and Concubine Gongshu Concubine Tian. Si Mausoleum is also the smallest imperial tomb among the Ming Dynasty’s thirteen tombs.
Beijing Youth reporters have clearly realized that at this time, the Ming Yongling and Ming Siling have only opened online booking channels, including the official Douyin number of the “Ming Thirteen Tombs Scenic Area” and the official WeChat mini-French style of “Changping Cultural and Tourism Group”. Among them, on the official Douyin number of the “Ming Thirteen Tombs Scenic Area”, Siling can visit the park as early as December 5 and Yongling as early as December 6. The planned expenditure is 299 yuan per person per person and Siling 199 yuan per person. In the future, the time can be reserved only for the departmental daily time period in December this year.
Introduction, considering the hospitality of the mausoleum and the maintenance of cultural relics, the two mausoleumsThere will also be a limit on the number of people receiving the reserved number, and each mausoleum does not cross at most 10 people per hour every day. Beijing Youth Daily reporters know that only visitors today can go to these two emperors’ tombs through the process of teaching and teaching. In the future, the scenic area will slowly complete regular entertainment based on pre-quantity and mausoleum repair situations, and stop the product upgrade according to customer reactions, and double humanization and customization.
Before Yongling and Siling were opened, the Ming Dynasty’s Thirteen Tombs had already opened to the public. The Zhongchangling, Dingling, Zhaoling and Shenlu scenic area are called “Three Tombs and One Road” to open scenic area; Kangling need to be reserved for viewing. Among the open Ming Dynasty’s thirteen tombs, Dingling is a tomb excavated by Sugar daddy. The burial objects unearthed from the Dingling Palace include emperor and empress clothes, treasures, gold, silver, jade, porcelain vessels and a large number of silk ware. They are being exhibited at the Pinay escort Museum.
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Yongling has a huge scope, only second only to Changling
Zhu Houcong, the Ming Dynasty, was named “Jiajing”, and was called Emperor Jiajing in history. His reign lasted for 45 years. The construction of Yongling took 7 years and more than 8 million silvers. Its biggest feature is “magnificent”. If you have already seen the long tomb of Emperor Yongle, Emperor Yongle of Ming Dynasty, you will definitely be shocked by the mighty Hall of Yeon. In fact, the Ming Yongling Mausoleum opened this time has a huge range and no matter how material it uses, it can be used to grow the mausoleum.
Hu Hansheng, a famous Ming historian and chairman of the Ming Dynasty imperial tomb seminar, told the Beijing Youth reporter that the most important thing is to look at the Yongling of Emperor Jiajing’s Emperor is to look at its regulations. Hu Han introduced that when Emperor Jiajing ascended the throne, he entered a three-year “big ceremony” battle with his ministers due to imperial issues. After finally winning the victory, in order to further demonstrate the power of his imperial power, Emperor Jiajing used the process of building the magistrate to highlight the imperial power. During the construction of Yongling, Emperor Shizong of Ming Dynasty planned to stop building according to the rules of Changling, but it was not easy to tell the truth. After all, he said to the ministers: “The system of the magistrate, the imitation of the rules of Changling, must be suppressed and killed. I always remember the cloak of the emperor.” The ministers understood the implicit sound of the emperor, and the design maps he sent were only slightly smaller than that of Changling, which was far beyond the six tombs before the Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty’s Renzong Jingling, the Yingzong Yuling, the Yingzong Maoling, the Xiaozong Tailing, and the Wuzong Kangling.
So, what about Yongling’s scope for many years? Hu Hansheng introduced, recorded, Yongling Baocheng is directly81 zhang, the Eun Hall is a double-eaved seven rooms, and each has nine rooms. The rules are only second to 101 zhang and 8 feet of the Eun Hall and 9 rooms of the Eun Hall, crossing the six former tombs built before Yongling. The imperial tombs are clearly smaller than Yongling, and the Eun Hall and the Eun Hall are all five rooms.
In addition, the Yongling Yonen Gate is located in five rooms, which is equal to the Changling. The different is larger than the aforementioned Six Tombs, and the Yonen Gate of the aforementioned Six Tombs is all three rooms. Later, only Dingling was built in the same way as Yongling, with a large body and a system, but the singling halls were seven rooms each, which was still slightly smaller than Yongling. The architectural scope of the three tombs of Qing, De and Si is smaller than that of Yongling. Therefore, Yongling is the second largest tomb among the Thirteen Tombs.
There is one more Wai Luo City than the seven tombs in front of Yongling
Don’t look at the scope of Yongling that is slightly smaller than that of Changling, and the materials used are not as high as Changling. Hu Han introduced that the Ming Buildings of the Qiling before Yongling were all made of brick wood in the Ming Dynasty (renovated and changed to stone voucher structure during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty), while the Ming Buildings of Yongling were all made of brick stone and had no small piece of wood. Even the appearance of the bracket, the King of Kings, and the Ranking are relatively small. All the components made of wood are made of stone carvings. The surface of the structure is imitated as wood structure, not only elegant and beautiful, but also firmlySugar daddy is still the original structure of the Ming Dynasty, and it is not lacking in any way.
In addition, all the battlements in Yongling Baocheng are made of beautiful spotted stones, polished and smooth, with beautiful textures and extremely strong decoration. The imperial stone sculptures in the Yonen Gate and Yonen Hall are not only used for snow-white white jade produced by the large stone slabs in Fangshan, west of Jing, and the stone is large in size. For example, the Imperial Road stone sculpture behind the Yen Gate is 6.4 meters long and 1.8 meters wide. It is the largest piece of the Imperial Road stone sculptures of the Thirteen Tombs. It is also difficult to blame Ming Longqing for “Changpingzhou Chronicles” for Ming Yongling: “The gate is very profound, the palace is a grand and deep, the building is high and the pine and cypress are green, like a fairy palace. At the same time, Xi Shiqian, the eldest son of the Xi family, arrived at Lan’s house and followed the Lan’s people to the main hall in the west courtyard. Unexpectedly, after the main hall, he would stay alone in the main hall. In Changling, Wei was so exquisite that he had actually experienced it.”
It is worth mentioning that when the Ming Tombs were built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, due to the lack of existing wood, Qianlong ordered the demolition of the Nanmu Hall in Yongling and rebuilt a very small Xinyuen Hall on the old site. On the foundation of the Yon Hall, we can still understand that Chen, who was reformed in the Qing Dynasty, built a Yon Hall rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty. As an old object in the Ming Dynasty, although the Ming Building has been raining for more than 400 years, it still does not require large-scale repairs, and it can be seen its solid level.
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