The tomb of Zhu Di（朱棣）, the Yongle Emperor of China's Ming Dynasty 600 years ago

In the northern suburbs of Beijing, the capital of China, lies an area of imperial cemeteries of the Ming Dynasty, 13 emperors were buried here. "Changling" is the first and largest of them. The tomb's owner is Zhu Di, the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty, who overthrew his nephew and ascended the throne. This is the story of this legendary emperor and his magnificent mausoleum.
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It is a true miracle that this set of buildings so old and large both in size and historical significance have survived natural disasters, wars, and especially Mao.

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其中的大殿已经被乾隆皇帝拆毁重建了 因为乾隆垂涎大殿的柱子

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Why we never seen the inside tomb of any Chinese Emperor??

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Some emperors’ tombs can be entered inside. Like this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHm8emulZa2tbMU And this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHy7ppaJmcuDiKM

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Wow. So the wooden columns from 600 years ago are still standing? Amazing!