Feng Shui Stories: Uncovering the Supernatural Stories of the Eastern Qing Tombs

Introduction: The Eastern Qing Tombs are located 30 kilometers northwest of Zunhua City, Tangshan City, Hebei Province, 125 kilometers west of downtown Beijing, and cover an area of ​​80 square kilometers. It is the largest, most complete and best-planned imperial mausoleum complex in China. There are many architectural "unsolved mysteries" in the architectural feng shui of the Eastern Qing Tombs. Next, the editor will reveal the supernatural stories of the Eastern Qing Tombs to all readers. Let’s learn about it together! It is difficult to tell the true from the false in folk Feng Shui stories. Let’s take a look at the following Feng Shui story.

1. Mysterious Feng Shui

The location of the Eastern Qing Tombs is full of bizarre colors. Legend has it that it was originally a Feng Shui treasure land chosen by the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, but was later occupied by the Qing Dynasty, which eventually led to the complete annihilation of the Ming Dynasty. Now many descendants of the Manchu people believe that the Eastern Qing Tombs are located at the head of the Chinese dragon vein. It is majestic and magnificent, with beautiful mountain dragons and water dragons. It is a treasure land with golden locks and jade gates. However, what is so good about it?

2. “Seventy-two Rains” at the Eastern Qing Tombs

Legend has it that the Eastern Qing Tombs are located on a dragon vein. The dragon is a mythical beast that controls clouds and rain, so it rains exactly 72 times every year in the Eastern Qing Tombs.

3. The coffin that moves by itself

This is a true story. In 1928, Sun Dianying began to rob the Qianlong Mausoleum, but encountered an obstacle when trying to open the last stone door and could not open it no matter what he did. Later, after the explosives exploded, it was discovered that Qianlong's coffin had actually moved behind the door by itself, leaning against the stone door. When Qianlong's underground palace was reopened in the 1970s, Qianlong's coffin moved to the entrance by itself and pressed against the stone door, which was a very strange phenomenon.

4. Why couldn’t the Eastern Qing Tombs be moved during the Tangshan earthquake?

In the 1976 Tangshan earthquake, houses collapsed and the city was in ruins. However, the Eastern Qing Tombs, which were also at the epicenter of the earthquake, remained unscathed. Why? It has become a mystery that is difficult to explain by science.

5. The mysterious sutras and mantras in the Qianlong underground palace

Qianlong's underground palace is filled with various scriptures and mantras, many of which are incomprehensible. To this day, many experts are unable to explain its meaning. However, experts said that the texts are 100% auspicious mantras and there is no dark curse as rumored.

6. When did Wuyin Bridge become the “Bridge of Success”?

Wuyin Bridge is located on the main sacred road of the Eastern Qing Tombs. It is a famous Feng Shui bridge in the Eastern Qing Tombs and can be called the Golden Lock and Jade Gate in Feng Shui. In recent years, Wuyin Bridge has been called the "Bridge of Success" by tourists. It is said that walking across this bridge can bring promotion, wealth and good luck.

Summary: The above article content is what the editor wants to introduce to readers about the Feng Shui stories of the Eastern Qing Tombs. These stories are very "mysterious" and can't help but make people feel "awe" about the Feng Shui of architecture.