Tomb of Princess Yongtai Review

Traveling to Shaanxi, this stop came to Xianyang City to visit Qianling. The tomb of Princess Yongtai is one of 17 accompanying tombs. The tomb coffin is a double and buried with her husband. Princess Yongtai is the granddaughter of Tang Gaozong and Wu Zetian, formerly known as Li Xianqian, who died in the first year of Tang Dazu. This tomb has been stolen. The tomb is similar to the tomb of Prince Jude, and there are many murals.

The tomb of Princess Yongtai is not far from the tomb of Prince Jude, and the specifications are slightly lower. When Wu Zetian was executed, he was only 17 years old, and the prince Jude was only 19 years old. They are all grandchildren of Wu Zetian, who are accused of causing trouble because of the discussion of Wu Zetian and the male favorites. The king's house is also blessed and evil! This is also the Qianling Museum, the exhibits are colorful.

The tomb of the Princess Yongtai is a closed earth mound tomb, its tomb is brick, composed of tomb path, through the hole, patio, rain channel, tomb room, the tomb path is a slope about 2 meters wide, into the hole until the narrow rain channel, on both sides of the hole wall There are 6 small cockroaches, inside there are painted pottery, horse riding, Three color horses and ceramic utensils and other burial products, realistic shape, exquisite craftsmanship.

The attractions are still good overall, come here next time

The entrance tickets to the Qianling Mausoleum include visits to the Tomb of Princess Yongtai. Inevitably, the Tomb of Princess Yongtai has been stolen several times in history. Obvious burglaries can still be seen in the downward sloping tomb path. When visiting the tomb path, we can see that there are strong color murals on the surrounding stone walls, such as royal guards of honor and pictures of treating women in the Tang Dynasty, which make people understand the etiquette system and figures of the Tang Dynasty. There are terracotta warriors, wooden terracotta warriors and three-coloured terracotta warriors buried beside them. However, the murals seen in the tomb passages are all imitations. The authentic works have been transferred to the Shaanxi History Museum for preservation, so traveling to the Shaanxi History Museum in Xi'an can not be missed.