Tibetan Tomb

Tibetan mausoleums, in layman's terms, are hidden mausoleums, and are also called hidden spirits. The ancients believed that mausoleums were used to intimidate and appease the souls of the dead. If they were destroyed, it would cause unrest in the family at the least, or natural and man-made disasters at the worst. The Tibetan mausoleum lineage is divided into four schools according to local conditions: point victory, holding lamps, bone burial, and tomb-holding. Note: The difference between the four channels of Zangling and Taoism in this setting is that Taoist priests can see ghosts, but cannot see "hidden". Once a soul is buried, it will disappear in the Taoist system. It all started from that day when the corpse mutated in the crematorium. From then on, destiny deviated from the track, until the "destiny" suddenly fell, catching everyone by surprise, and life and death were no longer controlled by one's own will... Dear friends, we are all here, why not take a look first~ Anyway, we are all here Purpose: The purpose of a mausoleum is to intimidate and appease the souls of the dead. If it is damaged, it will cause unrest in the family at the least, or natural and man-made disasters at the worst.