The Jingling of Kangxi was stolen at 1945, but what is the situation of the underground palace now? What about the bodies of people in the underground palace?

All the treasures buried in Jingling were stolen, and the bones of Emperor Kangxi and an imperial concubine after the Fourth Emperor were scattered in the underground palace, which was terrible.

The thief's mouth in Jingling Underground Palace was not sealed until 1952 Qing Dongling Cultural Relics Preservation Center was established. In order to protect the Jingling underground palace and the remains of Emperor Kangxi, the relevant departments decided to temporarily close the Jingling underground palace to tourists after cleaning it up.

1995 to 1996, the Qing Dongling Cultural Relics Management Office completely renovated the ground buildings in Jingling, and basically restored the historical original appearance of the ground buildings in Jingling.

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Overview of imperial tombs

Emperor Kangxi is one of the people who can be called "the Great" in history.

Emperor Kangxi can be said to be one of the most powerful literati after entering the Qing Dynasty. He was in office for 6 1 year, during which he chose and built a mausoleum for himself.

After the death of Emperor Kangxi, he was buried in the Qingling Mausoleum in Zunhua, Hebei Province.

This royal cemetery includes Xiaoling Mausoleum in the emperor shunzhi, Zhaoqian Mausoleum in sourdrang queen, Yuling Mausoleum of Emperor Sun, Dingling Mausoleum of Emperor Xianfeng and Hui Ling of Tongzhi Emperor.

Emperor Kangxi's mausoleum is called Jingling.

Emperor Kangxi's Mausoleum is quite distinctive. Seen from the air, the whole Jingling is a semicircle. Looking at the scattered buildings in Jingling, the imperial tomb with high status is in the middle, and the concubines with low status are behind Kangxi mausoleum.

In Jingling Underground Palace, besides Kangxi's coffin, there are Empresses Xiao Chengren, Xiao Zhaoren, Xiao Yiren, Xiao Gongren and Jingmin. Jingling has 48 concubines, plus Emperor Kangxi's first 18 son Yin Zhou.

The concubines buried with Emperor Kangxi were mainly Wen Nuohe 1 1 concubines. They are Huifei, Huifei, Fei Yi, Rong Fei, Pingfei, Liang Fei, Imperial concubine of Xuan, Cheng Fei, Shunyi Mifei, Chun Yu Qin Fei and Ding Fei.

There are also eight wives, 10 dignitaries, nine of whom have been present and nine of whom have agreed.

Most of the Empresses of Kangxi were buried with him.

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