Why was Jia Dao’s tomb excavated in Cao Village, Fuping?

The reason why Jia Dao’s tomb was excavated in Fuping Cao Village is because Jia Dao lived in Fuping. It is said that Jia Dao’s former residence was Jia Dao’s residence in Cao Village Town, Fuping.

The reason why Jia Dao’s tomb was excavated in Cao Village, Fuping is because Jia Dao lived in Fuping, and Jia Village, Cao Village Town, Fuping is said to have been Jia Dao’s former residence. Jia Dao once lived in Chang'an. Emperor Ming appreciated his talents and made him the chief registrar of Changjiang County. Later, after Zen Master Puming passed away, Jia Dao became a monk at Wuxiang Temple in Qinglong Mountain in the south of the city, without a Buddhist name.

If there is no foundation, there is no foundation. Later, he returned to secular life due to a conflict with Han Yu, and soon returned to secular life, and continued to travel to Luoyang, Chang'an, Bianzhou and other places.