Secret: Qin Shihuang cracked the mystery that Long Mai didn't kill Liu Bang before his death.

In the history of ancient geomantic omen in China, Qin Shihuang's eastward expedition to pacify the southeast was the most famous "Tian Zi Qi". In fact, the geomantic events created by Qin Shihuang before his death were far more than this one. According to legend, Qin Shihuang once went to Liu Bang's hometown to be king for the ten thousand-year inheritance of Daqin Empire.

In the thirty-seventh year of the first emperor (2 10 BC), Qin Shihuang was always accompanied by a warlock who was good at observing qi during his eastward expedition. Where to go, Qin Shihuang first showed these magicians geography and figured out the ins and outs.

Legend has it that when Qin Shihuang cruised to Fengyi in Pengcheng (now Xuzhou), the warlock found that Fengyi was a "water dragon", so Qin Shihuang immediately asked people to dig ditches and bury swords here to break the "Long Mai".

Liu bang can be emperor. There are many legends in Xuzhou. The most popular is that Liu Bangzu's grave is buried in a treasure trove of geomantic omen.

Liu Bang was born in Fengyi, Pei County, Xuzhou, and his grandfather's name was Liu Qing. He moved here from Daliang, the capital of Wei (now Kaifeng, Henan), and his village was later called "Liu Jinzhuang". Legend has it that a buttonwood tree was born in front of the Liu family, and it grew into a towering tree in a few years.

Photo: Seoul, Pei County.

One day, the wind was blowing hard, and a golden phoenix flew in and built a nest in the tree. Then golden phoenix flew away. Strangely, Liu Qing also died of illness. The family dug down the buttonwood tree and made a coffin for Liu Qing.

When I was about to be buried, the sunny weather suddenly changed, and there was a storm and thunder rumbling. The coffin had just left the house and could not be carried back, so it was temporarily parked next to the buttonwood pit. When the rain stopped and undertaker came to carry the coffin, he found that the coffin was gone and a grave appeared on the buttonwood pit.

People saw the ants on the grave were dark and busy carrying earth to the grave. This is the legend of "phoenix needle" and "ant round grave" in Liu Bangzu's tomb.

Photo: The statue of Liu Bang enshrined in the snake.

This matter was naturally said by Liu Bang after he became emperor. There is also a legend that when Liu Bang was born, he happened to meet Qin Shihuang's visit to Fengyi. The warlock felt that the atmosphere here was too prosperous and reported to Qin Shihuang that there was a "dragon life" here.

Photo: Liu Bang's snake statue

According to Guan Ju, a famous master and warlock in the Three Kingdoms period, Guan Ju's Geography refers to Meng, there are five "water dragons" besides three mountain dragons in China.