Royal Tombs of the Ming and Qing DynastiesYesChinaUNESCO World Heritage ListOne of the cultural heritage items includes 14 royal tombs from the Ming, Houjin, and Qing dynasties.
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The royal tombs in the Ming and Qing dynasties are very different from the previous ones. China's royal tombs took many forms before the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang revised the mausoleum system to make the Ming and Qing imperial mausoleums more refined and sophisticated, and became the pinnacle of Chinese royal mausoleum history.
In 2000, the Ming and Qing imperial mausoleums were registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and were expanded twice in 2003 and 2004.
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There are 14 royal tombs in the UNESCO "Ming and Qing Royal Tombs" cultural heritage project, namely:
- 1 Ming Xiaoling，addressJiangsuNanjing。
- 2 Ming Tombs，addressBeijingChangping。
- 3 Obviously mausoleum，addressHubeiJingmenZhong Xiang。
- 4 Jing Tai Ling，addressBeijingHaidian。
- 5 Ming Dynasty Tomb，addressAnhuiChuzhouFengyang。
- 6 Eastern Tombs of the Qing Dynasty，addressHebeiTangshanZunhua。
- 7 Qing Xiling，addressHebeiBaodingYi County。
- Shengjing Three Tombs。IntroductionIt is the collective name of Qing Fu Mausoleum, Qing Zhao Mausoleum and Qing Yong Mausoleum in Liaoning.
- 11 Tomb of Wu Zhen，addressJiangsuNanjing。
- 12 Tomb of Xu Da，addressJiangsuNanjing。
- 13 Chang Yuchun Tomb，addressJiangsuNanjing。
- 14 Tomb of Li Wenzhong，addressJiangsuNanjing。
There are also three Ming and Qing imperial tombs that have not been included in the UNESCO cultural heritage project of "Ming and Qing imperial tombs":
- 15 Ming Zu Mausoleum，addressJiangsuHuaianXu Yi。
- 16 Ming Tomb，addressJiangsuNanjing。
- 17 Tokyo Mausoleum，addressLiaoningLiaoyang。