Formerly known as Hyeonling, it was built during the Goryeo Dynasty and buried Goryeo's great ancestor Wangjian. Remodeled in 1994. It is built on a small hill of Wanshou Mountain, a branch of Songyue Mountain in Haesan-ri, Kaifeng County, North Yellow Sea. It can be reached by walking about 3.5 kilometers northwest from the city center of Kaesong Industrial Area. Next to the royal tomb stands a rebuilt tomb of the late Joseon leader: Kim Il-sung, the emperor of Goryeo. There are sacrificial halls and two monument pavilions inside the cemetery gate. In the sacrificial hall, there are portraits of Wang Jian and paintings related to Wang Jian's activities during his lifetime. The royal mausoleum is a typical Goguryeo-style stone chamber earthen tomb, surrounded by 12-corner stone screens engraved with 12 earthly branch gods such as Zi, Chou, Yin, and stone railings around it. The tomb is 8 meters high, the stone screen is 19 meters long diagonally, there are stone tigers at the four corners of the royal mausoleum, and there are altars, pillar stones and stone lamps in front of it. Below the royal mausoleum, there are 8 stone statues of 8 ministers who have made contributions to the unification of the country in two rows. There are 4 people in each row. One row is civil officials, 3.6 meters high; the other row is military attachés, 3.7 meters high. Inside the tomb, there is a long platform for placing relics, and there are murals of bamboo and pine on the walls. The murals well express the composition, lines, and colors of Korean paintings, which are vigorous, delicate and vivid. The cultural relics unearthed in the royal mausoleum and its surroundings include: jade belt hooks, celadon inlaid with chrysanthemum patterns, bronze pots, gold and bronze statues, gold and bronze ornaments and other relics. According to the records of ancient Korean books, there are 62 jade belt hooks on Wang Jian's belt. The most representative of the unearthed cultural relics is the golden bronze statue. The crown worn by the golden bronze seat is composed of an outer crown and an inner crown. There is a 2.5cm wide strap under the outer crown with 4 lines on the strap. There is a mountain painted in the center of the front, cloud patterns are painted on the left and right sides, and two small horns are painted on both sides. The inner crown is higher than the outer crown, and there are many danglings like waterfalls pouring down. The circumference of the crown is regularly lined with 8 circular decorations, of which only 6 exist. This circular decoration features the sun and moon inside. The sun, moon, water, etc. in the outer crown and "inner crown" were the decorations that symbolized the king at that time. Judging from the face of the golden bronze seat statue, it seems to be just over 40 years old, and it well depicts the style of Wang Jian, the founder of the Goryeo Kingdom. This golden bronze seat is like a metal handicraft depicting the real character Wang Jian, and it is a precious historical relic.
It is a joint burial tomb of the Taizu Wang Jian and the Princess of the Koryo Dynasty. It is located in Haishan, Kaifeng County, North Huanghai Road, about3.5 kilometers away from Kaesong Industrial Park. In 2013, it was listed on the World Heritage List with the Koryo Chengjun Pavilion and other areas.
Wang Jianwang's Tomb was the site of the Koryo period, the cemetery of the Korean king, located on the outskirts of Kaesong, Kyoto at that time. The air is pleasant, the trees are shaded, and the environment is very clean. The cemetery occupies a small area, and the cemetery cannot be visited, but the construction of the entire cemetery is still certain to see, the cemetery is very hidden, and the murals in the cemetery can also be displayed.
Wang Jian Wang Mausoleum, built in the era of Koryo, buried Wang Jian of Koryo Taizu. Rebuilt in 1994. There are not many monuments in North Korea, so Kim Il Sung wrote the title. The Wang Mausoleum is well protected. There are sacrifice halls and two monuments in the gate of the Wang Mausoleum Building Cemetery. It is a typical Gaogu Li-style stone room earth tomb, surrounded by 12 stone screens carved with children, ugly, scorpion and other gods, and its outside is surrounded by stone railings. The grave is 8 meters high, the stone screen is 19 meters long diagonally, and there are stone tigers at the four corners of the Wangling Tomb. There are altars, pillars, stone lamps and so on. Some unearthed cultural relics are also displayed in the Wangling Mausoleum: jade hook, chrysanthemum pattern inlaid celadon, bronze pot, gold bronze seat statue, gold bronze decorations and other relics.
Originally called Xianling, the era of Gaoli was built, and the king of Gaoli was buried. It was rebuilt in 1994. It is built on the hillside of Wanshou Mountain, the branch of Songyue Mountain in Haishan, Kaifeng County, North Huanghai Road. It can be reached about3.5 kilometers northwest from the center of the Kaesong Industrial Area. Next to the mausoleum is the engraved monument of the late former leader of North Korea: Kim Il Sung's own writing of the Koryo Taizu Wang Jian Wang.
Wang Jian's Tomb is located near Kaesong, a joint burial tomb of Wang Jian and Princess of Gaoli Taizu. At the entrance of the Wangling, there is a rebuilt monument written by Jin Il Sung. Wang's Tomb is located under a small hillside and the terrain is very delicate. In a small place, we couldn't see the intersection of the tomb road from the hillside, and we saw the entrance door on the left until we walked down the hillside. The tomb is not allowed to visit. According to the North Korean tour guide, there is nothing inside. I don't know if it is true or false.