Every family in a small village can tell fortune _ Is the fortune-telling in the village true or false?

Why did the ancients like to "dig ancestral graves and cut off their veins"? Does the demise of a dynasty have anything to do with this?

For China people, the annual Lantern Festival, the Tomb-Sweeping Day and the Mid-Autumn Festival are familiar to everyone, and they all burn paper money for the deceased ancestors. Because China people believe in reincarnation, and believe that the dead relatives will bless us in some world. So the deceased ancestors will be buried in a good place, and often these places will be seen by fortune tellers. They are all good places for feng shui, which is also commonly known as the earth vein.

From ancient times to the present, the rise and fall of a family's honor and disgrace, in the eyes of many people, is often associated with Long Mai's geographical feng shui. It can be said that every small village bears the imprint of Long Mai, which is an indelible secret of China people.

Every family has its own geographical vein, so a country should also have its own geographical vein. The geographical context of a country is called Long Mai, whether you believe it or not, but this is a topic that can't be bypassed in China's metaphysics, especially in Feng Shui, where Long Mai hides the wind and accepts the water, and the aura nourishes everything.

It is rumored that destroying others' geomantic Long Mai can lead to their downfall or destruction. So many things happened in ancient times, such as digging ancestral graves, destroying other people's homes and Long Mai!

When Wu Zetian was in power, Xu Jingye mobilized troops to rebel again, and Wu Zetian dug Xu Jingye's ancestral grave. Xu Jingye was defeated and killed by his men. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Huang Chao captured the capital Chang 'an and established Qi. In the third year of the Tang Dynasty (883), Li Xian of Tang Xizong sent someone to dig Huang Chao's ancestral grave, and Huang Chao committed suicide after his defeat.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the rebel army in Li Zicheng was the most powerful, and Emperor Chongzhen sent someone to dig Li Zicheng's ancestral grave. After Zhang captured Fengyang, Anhui Province, he dug up the ancestral grave of Zhujiajian. In the end, although Li Zicheng captured Beijing, it failed, and Emperor Chongzhen hanged himself, and the Ming Dynasty was over. Both sides lost, which made Qing get a bargain.

1in the summer of 928, Sun Dianying, a warlord, blocked Dongling under the pretext of military exercises and asked the engineering barracks to blow up the Yuling of Emperor Qianlong and the Dingling of Empress Dowager Cixi with explosives. It was not a coincidence or an act of god that Dongling was destroyed in an extremely barbaric way, thus destroying the "Long Mai" of the Manchu Dynasty, and then the puppet Manchukuo also failed! !

Hint: What do you think of Sun Dianying's destruction of the Qing Tomb?