Yuling is the mausoleum of Emperor Qianlong. The underground palace contains the burials of Qianlong himself, two empresses, and three imperial concubines. [1] Yuling has a spacious hall, magnificent architecture, fine workmanship, and extraordinary grandeur. From south to north, it includes the stele pavilion for holy virtues and divine merits, the five-arch bridge, stone statues, the archway gate, the one-arch bridge, the dismounting sign, the well pavilion, the kitchen storehouse, the east-west court rooms, the three-arch bridge and the east-west flat bridge, the east-west class rooms, the Longen Hall, the three-arch bridge, the glazed flower gate, the two-pillar gate, the altar with five offerings, the square city, the bright tower, the treasure city, the treasure roof, and the underground palace. Its layout is both inherited from the previous dynasty and expanded and innovated.