Dingling Mausoleum: Great Harmony between Phoenixes and Dragons  

作　　者：Zhu Jianting(Translated) Alistair Baker-Brian 

机构地区：[1]不详

出　　处：《Beijing》2021年第41期48-51,共4页北京（英文）

摘　　要：In 1409,the seventh year underthe reign of Emperor Yongle(1403-L1424)during theMingDynasty(1368-1644),when the capital was still in Nanjing,Emperor Yongle began to build a tomb for himself in Tianshou Mountain in Changping.From then on until the dynasty's last emperor Chongzhen(reign:1628-1644)was buried in the Siling Mausoleum,13 mausoleums had been built successively during the period of more than 230 years,collectively known as the Thirteen Tombs of the Ming Dynasty.Among them,the tomb of Emperor Shenzong(Zhu Yijun,also known as Emperor Wanli,1563-1620),the 13th emperor of the Ming Dynasty,is called Dingling Mausoleum and is located at the foot of Dayu Mountain in Changping to the southwest of the Changling Mausoleum.

关 键 词：PHOENIX HARMONY COLLECTIVE 

分 类 号：K92[历史地理—人文地理学]