Live appraising treasures, I became a national treasure expert?

Chapter 385: Qian position, due northwest
The tomb is a big tomb with many things, but how can Li Ding'an have time?

The local government repeatedly tried to persuade him to stay, but he only stayed for one day...

"Teacher Li, have a nice trip... Next time you pass by Huolin, be sure to call!"

"Secretary Tan, don't worry, we will definitely do it!"

The two sides shook hands, and the staff kept moving gifts to the car.

Dried beef, Huolin milk wine... are some local specialties.

The courtesy is light but the affection is heavy. No matter whether you have time to eat or not, you have to take it with you.

Farewells were said in turn, and the team set off on the road again.

It had just snowed, so we didn’t dare to drive too fast, so the team drove at a constant speed.

Through the car window, the vast white land, blue sky and white clouds complement each other beautifully.

Li Ding'an thought of yesterday's farewell banquet again: Director Wang, Director Yan, Teacher Li, please help...

The leader was talking about applying for an excavation project.

But honestly, it's hard.

As far as those silk cultural relics are concerned, let alone being rotten or broken, even if they are faded, it is a loss.

This is just one of them.

Jin Zhong was not only the king of the Ming Dynasty, but also the lord of Eastern Mongolia and a direct descendant of Genghis Khan... It was impossible for the higher-ups to agree to the excavation.

Just bury it first.

After thinking for a while, the team got on the highway. Li Ding'an turned on the computer, checked the terrain map, and supplemented the information.

Next stop, Liao Dadu, Shangjingfu, Bahrain...

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It was already afternoon, so Quan Dang rested for half a day. Early the next morning, Li Dingan went to Heishan, about 120 kilometers away from the Shangjingfu ruins.

The mountains are gentle, running east to west, bordering Burgas Terrace in the south, and further south, Wenqiga Mountain.

These three names are all Mongolian transliterations, and were not called that way in the Liao Dynasty: the northernmost Yong'an Mountain, also called Qingyun Mountain, contains the three tombs of Liao Shengzong, Liao Xingzong, and Liao Daozong, which are known as Qingling in history.

In the middle of Fengshan Mountain, there are two mausoleums of Emperor Taizong of Liao Dynasty and Emperor Muzong of Liao Dynasty, known as Huailing in history.

The southernmost part of Fushan is the ancestral mausoleum of the Daliao Dynasty and the tomb of Yelu Abaoji.

These three mountains actually belong to the same mountain range: Aershan originating from the Greater Khingan Range.

From the northeast to the southwest, after passing Bahrain, the mountains gradually level off and become a plain area.

More than thirty kilometers to the south is the Xilamulun River, the Khitan ancestral river. Across the river and further south is Qilaotu Mountain, which originates from Yanshan Mountain.

Standing on the top of Fu Mountain, Zuo Peng looked up and asked, "Is the dragon's vein broken?"

Li Ding'an was shocked: "How did you tell?"

"I'm just guessing!"

Zuo Peng pointed to the mountain map on the computer, "Qilaotu Mountain goes from southeast to northwest, and there is no section at all. It is completely cut off when it reaches Weichang (county, part of Chengde, Hebei Province)...

Aershan goes from northeast to southwest, and becomes a plain to the right of Bahrain. The two mountains are separated by nearly 200 kilometers. The Xilamulun River in the middle is more like a knife, like two rivers that could have been connected together. The mountains are cut off..."

Li Ding'an gave a thumbs up and breathed a sigh of relief: I thought you had yin and yang eyes?

In fact, it is not broken, but the two dragon veins, one on the left and one on the right, have nothing to do with each other, are not connected, and have not formed acupoints in Shangjing... In other words, the Khitan has found the wrong place for the dragon veins to gather energy, and should not build the capital in the capital. Going to Beijing...

But we are not here to study this today.

He just wanted to see if from the perspective of Feng Shui, since the Khitan dragon vein did not extend to the south, where did it go?

When you get to the top of the mountain, you first use a compass to determine the azimuth coordinates, then use a drone to observe the mountain topography, and then compare it with the overall topography.

After looking at it, Li Dingan discovered something:

The Liaozu Mausoleum, Liaohuai Mausoleum and Liaoqing Mausoleum are basically in a straight line. The distance is average: the Zuling Tomb is sixty kilometers away from Huailing, and Huailing is sixty kilometers away from Qingling.

If we extend this straight line and walk 600 miles southeast, we will reach Qinglong Mountain in Naiman.

Based on this, combined with the legend of the origin of the Khitan people, can we think that Liaolong came from the northeast and united with the Qinglong Mountain Branch Dragon from Yanshan in the Konoye Mountain area. After arriving in Shangjing, he did not stop, but Turned a corner? I don’t know where I turned, but it wasn’t facing south.

But looking at the surrounding area, except for the Aershan and Qilaotu Mountains, it is all plains and there are no mountains.

What should I do?
Guo Pu's "Burial Sutra": In the plain land, one inch high is the mountain, and one inch low is the water... What rises and falls is a dragon, and what flows is Qi. When Qi transforms, it forms, and when it forms, it becomes a dragon... When water moves, the dragon moves. , when the water stops, the dragon stops, so it is said, don’t ask about the dragon on the flat land, the water surrounding it is the real trace...

If there are no mountains, just look at the water.

Looking at the map again, the Qidazu River and the Xilamulun River bifurcate on the right side of Bahrain, heading northwest and west...

The road to the west is clear at a glance, all the way to Chengde, which happens to be the easternmost part of Yinshan Mountain, the northernmost part of Yanshan Mountain, and the southernmost part of Daxinganling Mountains... The three dragons meet.

However, Feng Shui experts believe that the node of the Dragon Vein is not here, and we have to walk another 600 miles southward along Yanshan Mountain: the capital.

Gold and Qing flow down the black water dragon veins of Baishan Mountain, and rise together with the main dragon of Yanshan Mountain. The Meng Yuan Dynasty went down the Yin Mountain and joined the Yan Mountain to dominate the Central Plains...

Li Ding'an didn't care whether the sages' analysis was correct or not, he only cared about where the magic circle was.

Let’s look at another branch: the Chagan Mulun River heading northwest.

What a coincidence: the three Liao mausoleums and the emperors of the six generations are all buried along the Chagan River.

Then go northwest and reach the starting point of the Chagan River, which is the Qingyun Mountain where the Liaoqing Mausoleum is built. After passing the Qingyun Mountain, the Xilin River flows for thousands of miles and runs through the Xilin Plateau in the northwest.

At first glance, it looks like Liaolong turned around and ran to the northwest after arriving at the Xila River?
As it happens, the direction of the three Liao tombs is also northwest, from large to small, from beginning to end: the most southeast is Yelu Abaoji, the Taizu of Liao, and the most northwest is Yelu Hongji, the penultimate emperor of Liao. ?

Even more coincidental:

From Qinglong Mountain to Konoha Mountain, the direction is due northwest.

From Konoha Mountain to Liao Shangjing and Liao Ancestor Mausoleum, the direction is still northwest of the Qian position.

Lao Daoshan's core magic weapon, the copper compass that Zuo Peng showed him for the first time, also pointed to the northwest (Qian position).

Standing on the main peak of Qinglong Mountain, the first magic circle in Funiu Mountain is still directly northwest (stem position).

The Dou Lao Bureau in the cave points again, still due northwest (stem position)...

So Li Ding'an knew very well that there was no need to go to the capital, but to the northwest: Xilin Plateau.

In addition to these, there are also hexagrams, the hexagrams of the Gan position in the northwest:
Qian, Yuan Henry Zhen.

Hexagram:
On the ninth day of the lunar month, do not use Qianlong;
Ninety-two, seeing a dragon in the field is a good way to meet an important person;

Ninety-three, a gentleman works hard all day long and is vigilant at night, without any blame;
Ninety-four, you may jump into the abyss, no blame;

On the ninth day of the fifth year, the flying dragon is in the sky, which is good for meeting adults;

Last nine, Kang Long had regrets.

Yao: Use nine to see a group of dragons without a leader, which is auspicious.

The more Li Ding'an looked at it, the more he felt that the six hexagrams and lines described the entire process of the Mongolian and Yuan dynasty from its origin to its prosperity and then to its mourning and death: dormant for a long time, rising quickly, powerful and terrible, and dying even more. quick……

Especially the last line: A group of dragons has no leader, but is it auspicious?
For the Central Plains dynasty and the Han people, the scattered Northern Yuan Dynasty was of course auspicious.

After the line there is another line: Great is the Qian Yuan, when all things come into being, they unite the heavens... The first common things come out, all nations are in peace!

Li Ding'an really wanted to ask, is the surname of this leader of the common people Zhu?

Of course, these are all his wild and wild thoughts, and they are definitely not accurate. Furthermore, I only learned a superficial knowledge and didn’t have time to study it in depth. I couldn’t understand it even if I wanted to.

But the direction should be consistent: Qian position, due northwest.

After roughly clarifying his thoughts, Li Ding'an put away the compass: "Zuo Bureau, go back!"

"Teacher Li, is it so early today?"

"Well, let's go to Xilin in the afternoon!"

"Ah... Director Yan also contacted the local leaders?"

"Push it!"

Zuo Peng was stunned on the spot...

　This chapter sets the stage for a transition.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)