Ming Dynasty Tombs in China（2/4）:Dingling（定陵）, the tomb of the Chinese Emperor Wanli 400 years ago

At the foot of the mountain in the northern suburbs of Beijing, the capital city of China, there is an imperial cemetery built hundreds of years ago. Because thirteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty were buried here, it is called the "Thirteen Tombs". Four of the thirteen imperial tombs are open to tourists, and one of them was excavated half a century ago and the underground palace was opened. This excavated tomb is the Dingling Mausoleum that we will explore in this series, which was the resting place of Emperor Wanli of the Ming Dynasty. In this episode, we will take a look at what's inside this cemetery.
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[@gracelim5873]

Thank you for posting this fascinating episode of the Ming emperors' tombs

[@LaoWang624]

Glad you enjoyed it, I have been interested in the Ming emperors' tombs since I was a kid, and I am very happy to share it with everyone.😎

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You have the best narrative . Best explanation. Thank you. 👍👍👍

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Thank you so much for your high praise. 😁

[@v23v]

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[@hchoe6823]

Thanks for this series of fascinating videos. Their quality would have been greatly improved if the background musical accompaniment was made softer

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[@SK-lt1so]

And they still have an "emperor"in the 21st century!
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[@lambertgiang]

Is there a problem mentioning the emperor's tomb in 21st century? What is history for then?