Dragon vein refers to the undulating mountain range. Because mountains are similar to dragons in many aspects in shape, Chinese Feng Shui compares mountains to dragons. In ancient Chinese traditional geography, " dragon vein " is regarded as a special geographical form.
The ancient "Five Geography Skills" first recommended "Five Geography Skills", which are "finding dragons, observing sand, observing water, pointing acupoints, and upright ". The dragon is the geographical context, the soil is the dragon's flesh, the stone is the dragon's bones, and the plants are the dragon's hair. When searching for a dragon, you should first search for the mountains of ancestors and parents, examine the qi and meridians to distinguish between qi and yang, and divide yin and yang. You must understand the origins and the future to judge the cause and effect.
Feng Shui industry recognizes: Kunlun Mountain is the "ancestor of all mountains and the source of dragon veins", and is the ancestral dragon (root dragon) among the dragon. The dragon vein originated from Kunlun and extended to all parts of the world. The layout structure and grading of dragon veins are similar to a big tree with root dragons, stem dragons, branch dragons, and leaf dragons. Generally, the place where the dragon vein spiritual energy gathers (flowering and bearing fruit) is considered a Feng Shui treasure land (dragon cave)
"The Complete Book of Yang Erzhai·Long Taoism" says: "The movement of the earth vein stops and rises and falls is called the dragon."
" Dragon Shaking Sutra " says: "The dragon walks with great success and the dragon walks with great success and integrity, and the star is the dragon body... The two words "Dragon God" look for the mountains, and the god is the spirit and the dragon is the material." The dragon walks with scattered movements, which is the so-called "Dragon" sees the head but not the tail, and the mountains also rise and fall, hidden and change.
Guo Pu " Burial Sutra " means " snake east and west, suddenly it is the north and south" To distinguish the dragon, it is necessary to distinguish the branches and trunks. Find the stem and dragon and click acupoints on the branches. This is not a good thing.
"Yuan Manxing" says; "Seeking dragon branches and trunks should be clearly distinguished. The branches and trunks should be divided into the heavy and light." Secondly, it is divided into the body of the real dragon and the mountain that is entangled. Any true dragon must be more entangled. The more you entangle, the more you are rich, the more you protect the secret, the more you are. However, if you distort the energy of the dragon at the foot of the mountain that is entangled, it is also very unlucky. You can recognize the real dragon, and then look at the water mouth facing the table and the Mingtang dragon and tiger to determine the place where the acupoint is formed. The power of a dragon is important for being a demon and lively.
has ups and downs. The crookedness is mysterious, and the things are floating. Fish leaps and kites fly, which is to live for the dragon. It will be auspicious if you bury it. If it is thick, stubborn, bloated, lazy, low, and like a dead fish, it is a dead dragon, and it will be a bad luck when burying it.
Feng Shui has many names for dragons. We must strengthen dragons, weak dragons, fat dragons, sank dragons, down dragons, reverse dragons, advance dragons, retreat dragons, sick dragons, killing dragons, real dragons, fake dragons, noble dragons, and cheap dragons. They all say that the dragon veins must be entangled and protected carefully, and protect affectionately without flying slanted and reverse. The shape is suitable for the Ruizhuang, the beautiful and elegant. If the host and guest are unclear, the branches and trunks are muddy, or the moths are pointed, and the strange rocks are rugged, all of which are evil, and there are many evil spirits.
The origin of the Chinese dragon vein originated from Kunlun Mountain. On the left (northwest side) of Kunlun Mountain are the Tianshan Mountains, Qilian Mountains and Yinshan Mountains. There is Altai Mountain in the north, and there are Helan Mountain, Xing'an Mountains, Changbai Mountains, and the right side of Kunlun Mountain (northwest and southwest) are Tanggula Mountains, Himalayas, Hengduan Mountains and other mountains.
Kunlun Mountain Dragon Vein is sandwiched between the above-mentioned northern and southern mountains, constantly performing brilliant dance moves eastward. The main vein of the dragon falls in Xi'an City (i.e., the ancient capital Chang'an ), and then goes east out of the Central Plains (Henan), and at the same time, it expands northward, southward, eastward and westward branches to form a well-body Kunlun Mountain system.
After Kunlun Mountain arrived in the Central Plains, there will be Liupan Mountain and Qinling to the east; there will be Taihang Mountain to the north; there will be Wushan , Xuefeng Mountain, and Wuyi Mountain in the south; there will be Nanling to the south; plus the five mountains: Beiyue Hengshan , Dongyue Taishan , Xiyue Huashan, Zhongyue Songshan, and Nanyue Hengshan. There are also Huangshan Mountain in the east, Yushan Mountain in Taiwan (4,000 meters above sea level), and Emei Mountain in the southwest. These world-famous and unparalleled mountains - large and small dragon veins - form a Chinese giant dragon map, which is a lying dragon map with a mixture of big dragons and small and medium dragons.
Of course, rivers are the veins of dragons, and water is the blood of dragons. There are three major rivers in China, namely Yellow River , Yangtze River and Pearl River . Among the three major rivers, the Yellow River and the Yangtze River both originate from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau . The Bayankala Mountain in Qinghai Province is the birthplace of the Yellow River, and the Tanggula Mountain located in the Tibet Autonomous Region is the source of the Yangtze River.The Yellow River, the Yangtze River and the Pearl River all flow eastward, flowing into Bohai , the East China Sea and South China Sea , respectively.
The Yellow River is more than 5,400 kilometers long, flowing through Qinghai, Gansu, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia and other provinces, cities, autonomous regions, and flowing into the Bohai Sea, passing through nine provinces and regions; the Yangtze River is more than 6,300 kilometers long, flowing through Qinghai, Sichuan, Yunnan, Chongqing, Guizhou, Hunan, Hubei, Anhui, Jiangsu, and injecting into the East China Sea, flowing through eight provinces and municipalities directly under the central government.
Pearl River originates from Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau , flows through Guizhou, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and Guangdong Province, and forms the rich Pearl River Delta through Guangzhou City, and then flows into the South China Sea. The three major rivers flow in conjunction with the direction of the dragon vein, making the place where it becomes the earth accords with mountains and water.
In addition to the three major rivers, there are Heilongjiang, Songhua River , Liaohe River , Yalu River , Tumen River , Nenjiang; Tarim River, Ertzis River , Yarlung Zangbo River , Lancang River , Nujiang; Huaihe River , Haihe River , and so on in the eastern region.
How many emperors have appeared in the Qinling Dragon Vein
Ancient people believed that if their tomb could be buried under the dragon Vein, their descendants would enjoy eternal peace. This is also the reason why most imperial tombs are located in the dragon Vein. The largest dragon vein in our country has buried 24 emperors for 6 generations, and the number of ancient tombs exceeds 100,000, which is a tomb group located in the northern part of Mangshan, Luoyang City, Henan Province.
On this land, the four dynasties of Zhou, Qin, Han and Tang were formed. More importantly, in history, 13 dynasties established their capitals here, and 72 emperors ascended the throne here. On this land, the first emperor, , Qin Shihuang, , was buried, and then the founder of the Han Empire, Liu Bang, , Changling, burying the imperial tombs of the entire Western Han Dynasty.
includes of Emperor Xiaohui of Han Anling , of Emperor Xiaowen of Han of Liu Heng , Baling , thirty sect of Emperor Xiaojing of Han, thirty sect of Emperor Xiaowu of Han live che , thirty sect of Emperor Xiaowu of Han live che , etc. All these emperors of the Western Han are buried here. This is enough to show that the Feng Shui here is unique. In addition to the emperor, many princes and ministers were buried here. These people were given this place to be buried.
For example, the tomb of Wei Qing and Huo Qubing is here. Their tomb is in the tomb of the Western Han Dynasty to commemorate their achievements in defeating Xiongnu in the Western Han Dynasty. Since 1959, Eastern Emperor Valley has been excavated. In the following period, many imperial tombs have not been excavated until now, such as Qin Shihuang Mausoleum .
It is worth mentioning that 17 burial tombs in the shape of the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum were found, with a high level of coffin. But the burial objects and corpses are different from other imperial tombs. Most of the dead are scattered with bones and their bodies and heads. The identities of these people are still controversial in the historical community.
Most historians believe that these people are siblings of Hu Hai, which is completely possible from another perspective. Judging from the coffin level, this should be the case. If it were not a relative of Qin Shihuang, then ordinary people would definitely not have a coffin level. The funeral culture in ancient times was very strict. After a person died, he would never be buried with the funeral objects.
Why do most emperors choose here? The main reason is that the Qinling Mountains have always been respected as the dragon vein of Chinese civilization. According to ancient Feng Shui theory, the dragon vein of the Qinling Mountains originated from Kunlun Mountain and is called the middle dragon among the three dragon veins of Kunlun Mountain, which is of great significance. What’s more special is that the dragon vein has two blood veins: the Yangtze River and the Yellow River.
The reason why most emperors buried their tombs here is for future generations. Dragons have always existed in ancient legends. It was impossible for the ancients to imaginary a creature that did not exist, but dragons have never appeared in today's world. This has become a historical puzzle. People believe in the dragon vein theory, but ancient Feng Shui is still controversial.
The most famous Qinling Mountain is Mingshan
Mingshan is located in the heart of the Central Plains. The terrain is open and the soil is hard and tight, and it is difficult for water to penetrate. Everyone knows that mausoleums are generally located in places with dry and hard soil. This is because the coffin fears the most is the moisture of groundwater, and the dry and tight soil characteristics of Mingshan have become the first choice for cemeteries. In addition, according to Feng Shui, Mangshan is in line with the cemetery terrain that the ancients yearn for. Mangshan is backed by a towering mountain and facing the endless Yellow River. In Feng Shui, it symbolizes its success and is one of the best treasures.
The area here can reach more than 700 square kilometers. It is located in the hilly area, next to the Yellow River and south of the mountain. It has a very superior geographical location. It is exactly the place where the mountains and waters are surrounded by mountains and waters as described in Feng Shui. The mountains are the power of the dragon, and the water is the blood of the dragon. When you open the map of China, you can find that the terrain here is quite imposing at first glance.
The tomb groups here spanned six dynasties: Eastern Zhou , Eastern Han , Western Jin , Cao Wei , Northern Wei and Five Dynasties Later Tang Dynasty, and buried countless noble officials, including 24 emperors alone, and the famous Han Emperor Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu was buried here forever. Not only the emperor, but many important officials who have been famous in history also chose to lie here. For example, Fan Kuai, , , , , , , , , del Reijie, tu Fu and others were buried here.
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