Huangling fortune teller _ Huangling fortune teller

What myths and legends are recorded on the stone tablets of the Ming Dynasty in Huangling, Shaanxi Province?

Huangdi lived to be 1 10 years old and was cruising in Henan. A yellow dragon descended from the sky and told the Yellow Emperor: Your mission has been completed, and now it's time to die. The Yellow Emperor then rode on the dragon's back, flew around China, looked down for a week, and landed at the top of the bridge. Unwilling to leave the Yellow Emperor, the subjects gathered around to bow down, some holding skirts, some holding swords, and some hugging boots. The Yellow Emperor was worried about the place he had never been and decided to leave, so his subjects cried and shook the world. The Yellow Emperor rode away on a dragonfly. Qiao Shan's subjects buried the clothes, swords, boots and socks of the Yellow Emperor, and dug a grave out of the soil as a permanent memorial grave. Therefore, the Huangdi Mausoleum is also called the cenotaph.

Shaanxi Huangling Huangdi mausoleum tablet pavilion