A Textual Research on Princess Fang Yi's Tomb

Historical records: Lu Jingling, calendar is a dangerous place. Therefore, it is located in Shang Ling Village, Hekou Township, 30 kilometers north of Lan County. Guangxu's "Shanxi Tongzhi": "Lujingling, six miles north of Lan County, is also in the valley. The west lacks horses, and the east is quiet. " The conical hill not far from the ridge is called "Huanggu Grave" by the locals.

Jin Peirong of Lan County Photography Association has visited Lujingling in Hekou Township of Lan County twice. The following is his inspection content:

This is a huge ancient tomb, located in the northeast facing southwest, with mountains on the east and valleys on three sides. The bottom circumference is about 70 meters and the height is about 6 meters. It is located alone in the head of Lujingling. As you can imagine, since the burial, the aunt has always turned her back on the east, and has never seen the sunrise since, but she can only wait alone for the sunset in the west wind for a long time, showing a sad color invisibly. Such a special location and environmental atmosphere are hard to understand! As the graveyard of the imperial aunt, why do you choose such a remote and desolate place? According to the investigation and historical records, it is speculated that this tomb may be the tomb of Princess Fang Yi in Tang Dynasty. The History of Song Dynasty recorded an ancient place name "Fangyi County, now Lanxian County", which was obviously related to the princess. See Geography of Song Dynasty: "There is a kite-flying battery in Fang Yi County. "Kite flying fort, also known as Ling and Ma, was closed in the Song Dynasty. Geography of Song Dynasty: "There is a kite-flying battery in Fang Yi County. "Chenghua's Shanxi Tongzhi": "Feimaling Village, six miles north of Lan County. Three miles around the city, one foot two feet high. Hongwu guarded the west of the city for nine years. Now "In the Song Dynasty, Zhao Xuan worked as a charger in Feiyibao, Lanzhou.

"Virtual Pool Sticking Screen" is the only public work of Princess Fang Yi, and it is also her last words for future generations. And "What happened to my heart? He is looking forward to Chang 'an. "This should also be a psychological portrayal of her standing in Lujingling, Fang Yi County, overlooking her hometown.