Tomb of King Su

The tomb of the Mingsu king is a tomb of the Suwang of the Ming Dynasty in China. It is located in the south of the Pingdingding Mountain on the north side of Huangjiazhuang Village, Laizibao Township, Yuzhong County, Lanzhou City. According to the analysis of bricks, tiles, pillar-top stones and other relics scattered around the sealing soil in the tomb area, the original tomb floor should have buildings, but its scale and characteristics are undocumented. Some of the tombs were razed to the ground, but the underground chambers were well preserved except for the opening of tombs No. 1 and No. 1 in the tomb area. The open tomb is located in the north and middle of the tomb area. It is built on the mountain and sits north to south. It is large in scale and complex in structure. The bottom diameter of the tomb is 35 meters and the height is 8 meters. The tomb chamber consists of two side chambers, front, middle, rear and left and right. There are two stone gates and a wooden door. The stone base is made of stone, slabs, and the tomb chamber is made of 38×18×8 cm blue bricks. The total length is 26.325 meters. The plane is "sub" glyph. Suyu Wang Tombs are one of the highest grade Ming Dynasty tombs in northwest China. They have extremely high historical, artistic and scientific value and are precious historical and cultural heritage. They are of great significance to the study of the politics, economy and culture of Ming Dynasty society.

Yes, it's good, it makes people feel.

I have been there only once, it feels amazing, but the empty seems to have been stolen and empty, and I have not found any organs but the structure of the tomb is good.

Nothing to see, no look at it at all, the locals don't go