Tomb of Qin Er Shi
Tomb of Qin Er Shi
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thg 4 năm 2019 • Cặp đôi
和秦始皇相比，胡亥是一位历史上非常黯淡的继承人。胡亥的墓葬也是如此，一个不大不小的土丘矗立在公园里。他的故事，也随着这土丘掩埋地下，只留史书中的聊聊数语。公园修建的非常好，人也不多，是个市民休闲，锻炼的好去处。
Đã viết vào 20 tháng 4, 2019
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Triplyzer I
491 đóng góp
thg 1 năm 2018 • Bạn bè
Tomb of Qin Er Shi is located in a very serene setting. I really loved the whole experience as a day trip here.
Đã viết vào 27 tháng 2, 2018
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tansokuponta
Quận Tokyo, Nhật Bản3.702 đóng góp
thg 12 năm 2016
秦の始皇帝が秦王朝を確立したのに対し、その二世の胡亥が王朝崩壊までの歴史が記されています。周りは高層住宅があるのですが、銅像があったり、当時の出土されたものが展示してあります。ガラスに囲まれて保護された出土品は見ていて面白かったです。今でも西安郊外は発掘作業がされている程、歴史の舞台だったのが偲ばれます。
Đã viết vào 27 tháng 1, 2017
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Don6638
Seoul, Hàn Quốc805 đóng góp
thg 6 năm 2016
시안에서 거리가 좀 멀긴해도 세계적인 장소인만큼 꼭 방문해 보길 권합니다.
거대함에 입을 다물 수 없지요. 출구 나오면 기념품 싸게 파는 곳 많더군요
거대함에 입을 다물 수 없지요. 출구 나오면 기념품 싸게 파는 곳 많더군요
Đã viết vào 12 tháng 1, 2017
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Ruth H
Buenos Aires, Argentina385 đóng góp
thg 12 năm 2016 • Một mình
esta en el museo de los guerreos, es uno de los pabellones.
es dificil irse del lugar, todo es absolutamente sorprendente
es dificil irse del lugar, todo es absolutamente sorprendente
Đã viết vào 23 tháng 12, 2016
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C_Unchained
Quito, Ecuador96 đóng góp
thg 9 năm 2016
De lo mejor en China, una distracción para visitarla preferiblemente cuando no hay mucho calor, demasiada gente pero vale la pena, es mejor si se toma un tour.
Đã viết vào 30 tháng 11, 2016
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hir008
Tokyo, Nhật Bản2.226 đóng góp
thg 9 năm 2016 • Một mình
始皇帝の末子で、二世皇帝となる。父の後を継ぎ、始皇帝陵、阿房宮、万里の長城の建設を推進したが、民意が離れ、最後は自殺に追い込まれる。父の墓とはあまりの違いに、歴史悲話を感じる。
Đã viết vào 24 tháng 11, 2016
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RayParks
Adelaide, Úc2.862 đóng góp
thg 10 năm 2016 • Một mình
“Qin Er Shi” means the “second generation of Qin.” His personal name was Hu Hai. He was the 18th child (youngest son) of Qin Shi Huang (the First Emperor of Qin). He was absolutely not qualified to be the second emperor. But the Eunuch Chancellor Zhao Gao forged Qin Shi Huang’s decree (will) and chose Hu Hai to be his puppet emperor.
Hu Hai was a fatuous emperor who killed many people and lived a more luxurious life than his father. His three-year-reign ended, when Zao Gao plotted to take over the national power completely and forced him to commit suicide. Zhao Gao condemned him and didn’t give him a royal burial. So Hu Hai was buried with civilian status and no temple name was given to him after his death.
Hu Hai’s tomb (i.e., Tomb of Qin Er Shi) is located in the southern slope of Xiqujiang Village, about 10km (6 miles) south of the Xian City centre. As it’s only 4km south of Big Wild Goose Pagoda, I asked my guide to take me there.
When luxurious high-rise apartments were built in the surrounding area, the residents wouldn’t like to have a view of a tomb from their windows. So the area around the tomb was made into a small park in 2010. In the upper section of the park, there was a small tumulus, in which Hu Hai’s body had been laid.
There were two steles in front of the tumulus: one was marked as “Qin Second Generation Emperor Tumulus,” and the other “Hu Hai Tomb.” “Hu Hai Tomb” stele had been terribly vandalised for some reason. On the back of the “Qin Second Generation Emperor Tumulus” stele, a warning to the parents was inscribed in Chinese. As no English translation was provided, my tour guide gave me its summary: “Spoiled children like Hu Hai who are raised by wealthy parents have little or no moral values. As they have any forms of necessary daily life skills or sense of good judgement, they end up with spoiling the whole family (dynasty).”
The park was covered by green lawns; NO FLOWER GARDENS like in the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor in Lishan Garden. There were new sculptures and paintings that had been erected in 2010. A few artefacts were displayed near the tumulus, but they were from the time of Hu Hai’s father, Qin Shi Huang. NO FUTURE EXCAVATION is expected, as there is neither terracotta army nor treasures buried in Hu Hai’s tomb.
So we found it a waste of time to go there. It would be better to visit Shaanxi History Museum instead. But if you really want to visit the Tomb of Qin Er Shi, you should combine your trip with the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. You CANNOT COMBINE YOUR VISIT WITH THE MUSEUM OF QIN TERRA-COTTA WARRIORS AND HORSES, which is in a wrong direction.
This TripAdvisor listing has caused much confusion in the past, as many photos of Terracotta Warriors and Horses have been attached to it. Many mistakenly posted reviews have already relocated, but there still remain a couple of them. I’ve reported to the support team to relocate them as well as all the photos of terracotta warriors, but they refused to do so. So please do not be confused by them. I’m now attaching the correct photos of the tomb of Qin Er Shi, which I hope to be a help to other travellers.
Please note that this tomb is:
1) NOT a part of the Museum of Qin Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses in the Emperor Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum Site Park (Lishan Garden), which is located in the eastern suburbs of Lintong County, 35km (22 miles) east of Xi’an City. (Tomb of Qin Er Shi is located in the southern part of Xi’an City.)
2) NOT a part of the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor in the Emperor Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum Site Park (Lishan Garden), in which there are pretty flower gardens.
3) NOT a part of the Tomb of Yangling Mausoleum of Han Dynasty (Hanyangling), which is located in Zhangjiawan Village, about 20km (12 miles) north of Xian City.
4) NOT one of the thirteen Tombs of Ming Dynasty, which are located at the foot of Tianshou Mountain, 50km (31 miles) northwest of Beijing City.
5) NOT a part of the Terra Cotta Warriors Of WeiShan, which is a burial pit of Han Dynasty. It is located at the halfway point to Weishan Hill, 43.5km (27 miles) away from Jinan City, the capital of east China's Shandon Province. It has been closed and guarded by the police, but many photos of Qin Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses have been mistakenly attached to this listing.
Hu Hai was a fatuous emperor who killed many people and lived a more luxurious life than his father. His three-year-reign ended, when Zao Gao plotted to take over the national power completely and forced him to commit suicide. Zhao Gao condemned him and didn’t give him a royal burial. So Hu Hai was buried with civilian status and no temple name was given to him after his death.
Hu Hai’s tomb (i.e., Tomb of Qin Er Shi) is located in the southern slope of Xiqujiang Village, about 10km (6 miles) south of the Xian City centre. As it’s only 4km south of Big Wild Goose Pagoda, I asked my guide to take me there.
When luxurious high-rise apartments were built in the surrounding area, the residents wouldn’t like to have a view of a tomb from their windows. So the area around the tomb was made into a small park in 2010. In the upper section of the park, there was a small tumulus, in which Hu Hai’s body had been laid.
There were two steles in front of the tumulus: one was marked as “Qin Second Generation Emperor Tumulus,” and the other “Hu Hai Tomb.” “Hu Hai Tomb” stele had been terribly vandalised for some reason. On the back of the “Qin Second Generation Emperor Tumulus” stele, a warning to the parents was inscribed in Chinese. As no English translation was provided, my tour guide gave me its summary: “Spoiled children like Hu Hai who are raised by wealthy parents have little or no moral values. As they have any forms of necessary daily life skills or sense of good judgement, they end up with spoiling the whole family (dynasty).”
The park was covered by green lawns; NO FLOWER GARDENS like in the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor in Lishan Garden. There were new sculptures and paintings that had been erected in 2010. A few artefacts were displayed near the tumulus, but they were from the time of Hu Hai’s father, Qin Shi Huang. NO FUTURE EXCAVATION is expected, as there is neither terracotta army nor treasures buried in Hu Hai’s tomb.
So we found it a waste of time to go there. It would be better to visit Shaanxi History Museum instead. But if you really want to visit the Tomb of Qin Er Shi, you should combine your trip with the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. You CANNOT COMBINE YOUR VISIT WITH THE MUSEUM OF QIN TERRA-COTTA WARRIORS AND HORSES, which is in a wrong direction.
This TripAdvisor listing has caused much confusion in the past, as many photos of Terracotta Warriors and Horses have been attached to it. Many mistakenly posted reviews have already relocated, but there still remain a couple of them. I’ve reported to the support team to relocate them as well as all the photos of terracotta warriors, but they refused to do so. So please do not be confused by them. I’m now attaching the correct photos of the tomb of Qin Er Shi, which I hope to be a help to other travellers.
Please note that this tomb is:
1) NOT a part of the Museum of Qin Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses in the Emperor Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum Site Park (Lishan Garden), which is located in the eastern suburbs of Lintong County, 35km (22 miles) east of Xi’an City. (Tomb of Qin Er Shi is located in the southern part of Xi’an City.)
2) NOT a part of the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor in the Emperor Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum Site Park (Lishan Garden), in which there are pretty flower gardens.
3) NOT a part of the Tomb of Yangling Mausoleum of Han Dynasty (Hanyangling), which is located in Zhangjiawan Village, about 20km (12 miles) north of Xian City.
4) NOT one of the thirteen Tombs of Ming Dynasty, which are located at the foot of Tianshou Mountain, 50km (31 miles) northwest of Beijing City.
5) NOT a part of the Terra Cotta Warriors Of WeiShan, which is a burial pit of Han Dynasty. It is located at the halfway point to Weishan Hill, 43.5km (27 miles) away from Jinan City, the capital of east China's Shandon Province. It has been closed and guarded by the police, but many photos of Qin Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses have been mistakenly attached to this listing.
Đã viết vào 10 tháng 11, 2016
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피터dj
Gyeonggi-do, Hàn Quốc42 đóng góp
thg 9 năm 2016 • Bạn bè
진시황의 군대 무시무시합니다.!!! 정말 어덯게 그당시에 이런것을 만들 수 있는지 정말 불가사의 합니다.!!!! 시안여행의 꽃인 진시황릉 꼭 한번쯤은 가봐야 할 곳이라 생각합니다.
Đã viết vào 22 tháng 10, 2016
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Multip
Tây An, Trung Quốc64 đóng góp
thg 6 năm 2016 • Một mình
这么一个货，竟然也给修墓，且还有这么大一片园区。
如果有旅游年卡，且有空闲时间，还是可以来看看的，但不要抱太大希望。胡亥墓本身并没有什么展品，只是有一个大土包而已。园区里面有一个博物馆，占地很大，但展品少且不精，唯一值得一看的是从理工大学出土的汉墓砖，是整体原样迁过来的。
如果有旅游年卡，且有空闲时间，还是可以来看看的，但不要抱太大希望。胡亥墓本身并没有什么展品，只是有一个大土包而已。园区里面有一个博物馆，占地很大，但展品少且不精，唯一值得一看的是从理工大学出土的汉墓砖，是整体原样迁过来的。
Đã viết vào 20 tháng 10, 2016
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