乐生活Lion Mountain (6)
The Chu King’s Mausoleum in Lion Mountain is a huge cliff cave tomb with hill-digging chambers and symmetrical architectural layout along the North-South axis. The north and South are 117 meters long and 13.2 meters wide. They are more than 20 meters deep below the mountain. They have a total area of 851 square meters and have excavated more than 5100 cubic meters of stone.
From outside to inside, there are three layers of open-air vertical graveway, patio, ear chamber, tomb door, swing road, side chamber, front hall and back hall. Functionally, it includes kitchen room, bathroom, imperial treasury, imperial enemy treasury, treasury, printing treasury, front hall, coffin room, ceremonial hall and funeral room of Royal concubines and concubines of Chu.
