Major Supernatural Events in Chinese Folk Legends.

Summary

The Dingling tomb of the Wanli Emperor (Zhu Yi Jun) is a significant archaeological site in Beijing's Chang Ping district. Excavated in 1957 by Guo Mo Ruo's team, the tomb revealed unique features like white marble doors with 81 studs and three bodies positioned in an unprecedented S-shaped posture. The underground palace spans 1,200 square meters and contained numerous national treasure-level artifacts, including golden crowns, imperial robes, and ceremonial items. The tomb's design reflected astronomical principles and the emperor's desire for eternal existence, showcasing the Ming Dynasty's complex burial practices and cultural beliefs.

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