The Shun Mausoleum in Yongzhou, Hunan Province, is the only Shun Emperor's mausoleum in China The Shun Mausoleum in Yongzhou is one of the five largest ancient imperial tombs in China, and the only Shun Emperor's mausoleum is the one in which Emperor Shun is buried in Jiuyi Mountain after he collapsed in Cangwu during his southern tour. There are 36 sacrificial tablets of successive generations preserved in the outline of the sacrificial tablets in the mausoleum temple, which are precious historical relics and witnesses of history. In the ancient wooded mausoleum area, the stone carvings, couplets and wall paintings on the building of the mausoleum temple are lifelike, making people linger. Nearby are E Huang Peak, Nui Ying Peak, Mei Da Peak, Comb Peak, Shun Peak (Three Points Rock), Xiao Shao Peak, Bamboo Rock, Shun Pond, and Shun Creek, all of which are related to the legend of Emperor Shun playing the music of Jiu Shao and the two concubines waving their tearful bamboos. Shun Emperor's Mausoleum is located in Jiuyi Mountain Shunling Scenic Spot, Ningyuan County, Yongzhou City, Hunan Province, which is the target humanistic landscape of Jiuyi Mountain Scenic Spot and the oldest mausoleum in China.
Sun Emperor Mausoleum Department of the Chinese nation to honor the ancestor of Shun's shrine. The Xia Dynasty began in Jiuyi to set up a mausoleum and build a temple, the Qin and Han Dynasties moved to the front of the Yuguan Rock, and the early Ming Dynasty moved to the bottom of the Shunyuan Peak. Afterwards, it was nearly deserted due to the lack of maintenance over the years. In the 1990s, Yongzhou City and Ningyuan County invested heavily in restoration to restore the style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. However, with the increase in the number of visitors, the mausoleum area became more and more cramped, and the call for expansion increased day by day. On April 14, 2004, the Hunan Provincial People's Government decided to hold a provincial public ceremony in the following year with the theme of respecting ancestors and patriotism, inheriting civilization, uniting people's hearts and promoting development. On September 17 of the same year, the Hunan Jiuyi Shundei Tomb Foundation was established with the purpose of strengthening the construction and protection of the Shundei Tomb. In order to meet the needs of the province's Shun Ceremony and tourists visiting the mausoleum, it was decided to expand the Shun Emperor's Mausoleum. The Foundation, together with the relevant departments of the province and the people's governments of the cities and counties, immediately embarked on the planning and design. The total planned land is more than 430 acres, with a total investment of more than 45 million dollars. The expansion project was divided into two phases. A project investment of twenty-six million, the gate will be converted into a sacrificial temple, the addition of corridors, corners, monument corridor, rooms, etc., the new building area of four thousand square meters; sacrificial temple outside the original Yudaiqiao three bridges and a bridge, the two sides of the new arched bridges each one; sacrificial temple square thirty-eight thousand square meters, of which fifteen thousand and five hundred square meters of sisal plaza, grass tile plaza of nine dry 500 square meters; the new parking lot of thirteen thousand square meters; On April 25, 2005, the first phase of the project officially started. In order to ensure that the first phase of the project in the province before the completion of the Shun Festival, the project headquarters exhaustive efforts, scientific scheduling, project builders night and day, careful construction. In order to solve the construction funds, the province-wide fund-raising, each city and state generously, people from all walks of life donations. On August 20 of the same year, a project was completed. On September 15 of the same year, the Hunan Provincial Ceremony for Shun was held at the Shundei Mausoleum in a smooth and solemn manner.
The mausoleum area of Emperor Shun consists of the Mausoleum Hill (Shunyuan Peak), the Shun Mausoleum Temple, the Shinto Trail and the Mausoleum, covering an area of more than 600 acres. Tomb Mountain Shunyuan Peak is small in size and large in shape, with an elevation of more than 600 acres and a magnificent appearance. The northern foot of the mountain is built with a mausoleum temple, the mausoleum temple sits in the south to the north, the scale is magnificent, covering an area of 24,644 square meters. Divided into two courtyards before and after, five buildings. Lings within the temple built a solemn gate, noon gate, worship hall, the main hall, the bedchamber, room. Outside the mausoleum temple has a 200-meter-long sacred path.
The Shun Mausoleum is one of the five ancient imperial tombs in China, and it is the only Shun Emperor's mausoleum in China, which was buried in Jiuyi Mountain after the collapse of Emperor Shun's southern tour in Cangwu's field. There are 36 sacrificial tablets of successive generations preserved in the outline of the sacrificial tablets in the mausoleum temple, which are precious historical relics and witnesses of history. In the ancient wooded mausoleum area, the stone carvings, couplets and wall paintings on the building of the mausoleum temple are lifelike, making people linger. Nearby are E Huang Peak, Nui Ying Peak, Mei Da Peak, Comb Peak, Shun Peak (three points of stone), xiaoshao Peak, Bamboos Rock, Shun Pond, Shun Creek are all related to the legend of Emperor Shun's playing the music of Jiu Shao and the two concubines' tearful bamboos</SPAN></SPAN>
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Shun Emperor is the originator of the moral culture, and Shun Emperor was the first person of moral culture. The originator of moral culture, Shun culture is moral culture. As stated in the Records of the Grand Historian, "The world's bright virtues all began with Yu Shun."
</p> The spirit of Emperor Shun's culture can be called "Virtue First, Re-education", and Shun's culture is the Chinese culture in the turning point of history from barbarism to civilization. The culture of Emperor Yan Di with the connotation of farming culture, the culture of Emperor Huang Di with the connotation of political culture, and the culture of Emperor Shun with the connotation of moral culture **** together constitute the three milestones of Chinese culture.
Jiu Doubt Mountain is the hiding place of Shun culture. The Records of the Grand Historian says: "Shun's southern patrols and hunts, collapsed in Cangwu's field, and was buried in Jiu Doubt in the south of the Yangtze River". In this magical and beautiful land, leaving a lot of Shun Emperor's moving story of service to the people, leaving a lot of literati traveled to the Nine Doubt Mountain of the grievances, nostalgia and praise, a great man Mao Zedong had written "Nine Doubt mountain white clouds fly, the emperor son of the wind under the Cuiwei" of the magnificent poem.
On the birthplace of Emperor Shun, there are four kinds of records and six kinds of explanations. In the past, most scholars always think that these records and interpretations are contradictory and difficult to figure out, so they often queer and do not care. In fact, if we examine them carefully, we will find that there are 3 kinds of explanations, although they come out at different times and from different perspectives, but when we look at them together, they are all the same, and they are consistent. The names of the three places involved in the four accounts, "Jizhou", "Zhufeng", and "Yao Hui", are naturally connected together, indicating that Emperor Shun was born in Yao Hui in Zhufeng (Li), Jizhou (Puzhan). Thus proving that the four records seem to be different, but actually sufficient, a lineage. </SPAN></SPAN>
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