Where is Lu Pheasant’s tomb?

Shaanxi Changling

National key cultural relics protection unit. It is located in Hanling Village, Yaodian Township, Weicheng District, 16 kilometers northeast of Xianyang City. The tomb of Liu Bang, the founder of Han Dynasty. The tomb is in the shape of an overturned bucket, with a base circumference of 600 meters and a height of 31.94 meters. Not far to the east is the tomb of Queen Lu Pheasant, which has different acupuncture points in the same cemetery as Gaozu. There are 63 tombs of meritorious officials and relatives in Quedong. Famous officials such as Xiao He, Cao Shen and Zhou Bo are buried here. There are ruins of Yicheng in the area of ??Yiwei Village in the north of the mausoleum. In recent years, many secondary burial pits have been discovered around Changling and its accompanying tombs. Among them, 3,000 terracotta warriors and horses from the Western Han Dynasty were unearthed in 1965 next to the tomb of Zhou Bo and his son, providing important objects for studying the army organization, sculpture art, noble burial system and costumes of the early Western Han Dynasty. material. The entire Changling Mausoleum area consists of three major areas: the cemetery, the mausoleum and the tombs of heroes. The "Changling Dongdang", "Changling West" and "Changling West God" text tiles belonging to the Western Han Dynasty were unearthed near the tomb, thus confirming that the tomb here is indeed Changling.

The Mausoleum of Empress Lu is located in Sanyi Village, Yaodian Township, Weicheng District, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, 200 meters southeast of Gaozu Changling. The mausoleum is 32 meters high, with the base 160 meters from east to west and 131 meters from north to south. It is in the shape of an overturned bucket. Because the mausoleum is built on the edge of the plateau on the north bank of the Weishui River, it looks like a hill from a distance and looks extremely majestic. The Mausoleum of Empress Lu is the largest among the tombs of concubines in Chinese history.