History, the Mongols also have many royal palaces and nobles, why the Yuan Dynasty imperial tomb a also not found?

The Yuan dynasty emperor's burial form with the ancient Chinese emperor has a big difference, the Chinese emperor will choose the feng shui good place, use a lot of manpower and financial resources to build a mausoleum, only the Yuan dynasty emperor so far has not been found a mausoleum, which has become a historical mystery.

So, where are the emperors of the Yuan Dynasty buried?

Based on the vague records of history and the speculation of many opinions, I think there are several possibilities.

Compliance with the Mongolian custom of simple funeral and burial

"Simple funeral and burial" from the traditional customs of the Mongolian people or a belief. Because the Mongols are nomadic people, they have no fixed place of residence, and their lifestyle is very simple, especially in the war years, they do not need large-scale burial ceremonies and cemeteries.

The traditional concept of the Mongolians is different from that of the Han Chinese, who believe that the human body is a gift from nature, and that after death, the body should be returned to nature, and the soul will be put into the embrace of the "Everlasting Heaven," so the solemn ceremony is a blasphemy against nature.

"Horse treading green mound", secret burial secret burial

Historical data have a vague record of the Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty into the coffin situation: will be a thick nanmu broken in half, in the middle of the wood hollow, and then put the body in, painted, with three gold cuffed firmly, so that it looks like a complete piece of wood. Then there was no grand ceremony, and the heather was sent directly and secretly to the cemetery.

Horse Treading on the Green Mound

During the era of the southern campaigns and northern battles, emperors and princes died in battle on their way to the cemetery, and their remains would be buried on the spot. In order to prevent grave robbers or enemies from digging up the graves, the relatives let a large number of horses trample back and forth on the graves. After a while, new grass grew on the graves, and it was impossible to recognize where the graves were, and this method of burial was called "Horse Treading on Green Grave".

Yuan emperor's tomb are in the Mongolian plateau

History books mentioned: Yuan dynasty emperor's tomb are in the north of the desert. Some people think that the graves mentioned in the history books should be the Kent Mountains between the Kerulen and Tula rivers in Mongolia now, because this is their hometown and the birthplace of their culture.

From the beginning of the 20th century, archaeologists and history experts from China and Japan had searched for these cemeteries, and also used a lot of high-tech equipment, including aerial photography technology, but none of them found the Yuan dynasty emperors' cemeteries. If what is stated in the book is true, then the Yuan dynasty emperor's tomb is somewhere in the territory of Mongolia. The graves are out of the country, so they will definitely not be found in China.

But with the advancement of science and the continuous research of archaeological work, we can expect that in respect of national customs and traditions. Archaeologists will slowly unveil the mystery of the Yuan Dynasty imperial tombs, providing more valuable proof for future generations to study human history.