Prologue

The hairpin was inserted perfectly into the copper coin ... ... Later generations mistakenly believed this to be Qianling, but in fact, over 1,300 years later, what one sees here are a few dilapidated houses made of blue bricks. Under the eaves hangs a wooden plaque, darkened by sun and rain, on which the words "Inn" can be faintly discerned. In the year 676 AD, during the reign of Emperor Gaozong Li Zhi of the Tang Dynasty, the Director of the Astronomical Bureau, Li Chunfeng, was sent along with Yuan Tiangang to search throughout the realm for his tomb a hundred years hence. Li Chunfeng set out first, and after a year, he discovered a site with excellent feng shui, and he couldn't help but laugh heartily. He then buried a copper coin and returned to Chang'an. In the year 676 AD, during the reign of Emperor Gaozong Li Zhi of the Tang Dynasty, the Director of the Astronomical Bureau, Li Chunfeng, was sent along with Yuan Tiangang to search throughout the realm for his tomb a hundred years hence. Li Chunfeng set out first, and after a year, he discovered a site with excellent feng shui, and he couldn't help but laugh heartily. He then buried a copper coin and returned to Chang'an. Yuan Tiangang traveled the world, seeking dragons and examining burial sites, but found no suitable place. Disappointed, he turned back and passed through Liangshan in Qian County, Shaanxi. His eyes lit up, and with a cold laugh, he pulled the hairpin from his head and inserted it into the ground, then returned to the court to report. This is an old corpse inn. Yuan Tiangang traveled the world, seeking dragons and examining burial sites, but found no suitable place. Disappointed, he turned back and passed through Liangshan in Qian County, Shaanxi. His eyes lit up, and with a cold laugh, he pulled the hairpin from his head and inserted it into the ground, then returned to the court to report. This is an old corpse inn.

The hairpin was inserted perfectly into the copper coin without any deviation

Future generations mistakenly believe that this is Qianling, but that is not the case. Today, more than 1,300 years later, what can be seen here are a few dilapidated houses made of blue bricks. Under the eaves hangs a wooden plaque, darkened by sun and rain, on which the words "Inn" can be faintly discerned.

In the year 676 AD, during the reign of Emperor Gaozong Li Zhi of the Tang Dynasty, the emperor dispatched Li Chunfeng from the Astronomical Bureau and Yuan Tiangang to search throughout the realm for his tomb a century hence. Li Chunfeng set out first, and after a year, he discovered a site with exceptional geomantic qualities. He could not help but laugh heartily, thus burying a copper coin there before returning to Chang'an. Yuan Tiangang traveled the world, seeking dragons and examining sites, but found no suitable location. Disappointed, he turned back and, passing through Liangshan in Qian County, Shaanxi, his eyes lit up. With a cold laugh, he pulled a hairpin from his head and inserted it into the ground, then returned to the court to report.

This is an old corpse inn