Where was the emperor buried after his death?

In the Ming dynasty, it was like a big dipper. It is said that some dynasties were buried in a meditation posture, and some things were lying flat.

Lying like a big dipper: head slightly tilted to the right, left arm drooping, hand pressed on abdomen, right arm bent upward, hand on the right side of head. The upper part of the spine is also bent to the right, the left leg is straight, the right leg is slightly bent, and the feet are put aside.

Some scholars speculate that:

The ancients compared the residence of the emperor to Wei Zixing Garden. The "Big Dipper" was considered as a Polaris in ancient times, pointing due north and located in the center of the sky, belonging to Ziwei Garden among the stars. In ancient times, astrological changes were often used to predict the good or bad luck of people. Ziweiyuan corresponds to the emperor on earth, where the emperor star is located, so the North Star Beidou is also considered to be the place where the Emperor of Heaven lives. Feudal emperors thought they were masters sent from heaven, called themselves "the real dragon emperor", believed in the idea of "divine right" and "harmony between man and nature", regarded the throne as "heaven" and always associated their actions with secrets. Whenever the weather changes, they "introspect" and reflect on what they have done wrong. Based on this idea, they regard death as "ascension", so the death of the emperor means living in the Big Dipper. From the perspective of ancient geomantic omen, this "Big Dipper" S-shaped burial style can best "gather qi". For these reasons, most of the tombs of emperors in past dynasties reflect some forms and characteristics of the palaces where they lived before their death. In addition, the location of the mausoleum is also related to astronomical phenomena. There should be mountains around the mausoleum site, symbolizing the former Suzaku, the later Xuanwu, the left Qinglong and the right White Tiger. The mountain symbolizes the constellations in the sky, while the Mausoleum is located between constellations, and there is also a natural emperor above the Heavenly Palace. Xiaoling Mausoleum, the mausoleum of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, has the layout of the Big Dipper. Because the underground palace of Xiaoling has not been excavated, it reflects the ground layout of the mausoleum. The layout of the underground palace in Ming Dingling is not only a bionic model of the former palace, but also a celestial phenomenon. According to the concept of "death is like life", after the death of the emperor, he also needs to be angry. "Big Dipper"-style S-shaped burial can "gather gas". With qi, there is everything, which indicates the prosperity of future generations.