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📷 Jessica Sacco · Pexels
Where in the world
China
The site
The Ming tombs are a collection of imperial mausoleums built for the emperors of China's Ming dynasty. Most cluster near Beijing as the Thirteen Tombs, set on the southern slope of Tianshou Mountain, a site chosen by the Yongle Emperor according to the principles of feng shui. Thirteen Ming emperors were laid to rest in the same valley across more than two centuries.
Field notes
- civilizations
- Imperial China
- types
- Necropolis · Mausoleum
- occupied
- 1,409 CE — 1,644 CE
- country
- China
See it in 3D
Figures of this place
Laid to rest, born or died at Ming tombs
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What stands within Ming tombs
mausoleumDing Mausoleum
mausoleumZhaoling Mausoleum (Ming dynasty)
mausoleumYuling Mausoleum (Ming dynasty)
mausoleumSiling Mausoleum (Ming dynasty)
mausoleumChangling Mausoleum (Ming dynasty)
mausoleumMaoling Mausoleum (Ming dynasty)
mausoleumQingling Mausoleum (Ming dynasty)
mausoleumKangling Mausoleum (Ming dynasty)
mausoleumJingling (Ming dynasty)
mausoleumTailing Mausoleum (Ming dynasty)
mausoleumXianling Tomb of the Ming Dynasty (Beijing)
mausoleumYongling Mausoleum (Ming dynasty)
tombDeling Mausoleum (Ming dynasty)