Li State is divided into four cities: east, west, north and south.
The east city is rich and close to the sea, and is an important place for business; the west city is hot all year round, and few people live in it; the north city is located in the heart of the country, and all the nobles and nobles gather here. The Nancheng is evergreen all year round, and the orioles are flying and the swallows are dancing, making it the most pleasant place in Li Kingdom.
The late emperor Yao Long took his concubines and children to Nancheng for spring outings many times. He also thought about establishing the capital here, but he was never able to do so due to the huge project. In the thirty-sixth year of Jingzhao's reign, Yaolong died. The new emperor Huai Ying succeeded to the throne and ordered that a beautiful mountain on the outskirts of Nancheng be designated as the former emperor's cemetery and named "Longling".
Spending 100 million taels of silver, 2,000 people started construction, and it took half a year to transform the delicate outline of the craftsman on white silk into a large-scale cemetery in front of you.
Such a large-scale cemetery naturally retains its mystery. There is only one secret passage into "Longling", and for several years only the upper royal family and those who opened the secret passage knew about it. The day before the project was completed, thousands of workers were brutally stripped of their hands and tongues in order to "keep" this secret forever.