Zhouling Residential District

Zhouling: Located in Zhouling Town, Licheng District, Xianyang City, it is rumored that there are many Western Zhouling Tombs, Zhouling is the general name for these kings. At present, there are two kings in the north of Zhouling Town, one large and one small, and the big one in the south is Zhou Wenling Tomb, and the small one in the north is Zhou Wu Wang Tomb. The south side of the two mausoleums is the temple, and there are ancient buildings such as Wenwangfang, Xiandian, Opera House, Grand Hall, East and West Wings, and Stele Lang, which are open to visitors for free.

After going to Jiangziya's tomb, go to Zhouling, not far away, walk for a long time, drive quickly, according to the navigation can be reached directly. Behind the tomb of Wenwang is the tomb of Wuwang. You have to walk up the steps on the tomb of Wenwang and you can see Wuwang's tomb.

Zhouling of Zhouwu Wang Mausoleum: In the Zhouling Scenic Area north of Zhouling Town, Licheng District, Xianyang City, there are two mausoleums arranged between one large and one small north and one small north. It is said that the smaller one on the north side is the Zhou Wu Wang Mausoleum. There is a tombstone written by Bi Xu, a Shaanxi inspector during the Qing Qianlong period. The entire tomb has not been excavated.

Zhouling: located in the north of Xianyang City Zhouling Town, is rumored to be in the north of Xianyang City Wuling Town near Zhouling Town, there are many Western Zhou Wang Tombs, but most of them have no way to verify, now Zhouling Town North, there are two north-south Wang Tombs, rumored to be Western Zhou Zhou Wen Wang and Zhou Wu Wang Tombs, so named Zhou Tombs. The south side of the Ling is the temple, and there are existing buildings such as Wenwangfang, the temple and the great hall.

After reading the above comments, there is almost no right. The mausoleum of the Western Zhou Dynasty is not sealed or treeless, so people have not found a mausoleum of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The mausoleum of the Qin Dynasty and the mausoleum of the late West Han Dynasty. Now people see the mausoleum of the Zhou Wen Wang Zhou Wu Wang Mausoleum. The intervening is the tomb of the Qin Dynasty mourning the Wu Wang Yongling and his wife, but despite this, people have been used to thinking that this place is a place to sacrifice King Wen Wu Wang for thousands of years.