乐生活Taiwang Mausoleum, Koguryo, Ji’an, 2015/6
The only Koguryo mausoleum that can be identified as the owner of the tomb was found with the inscription brick "May the mausoleum of the Taiwanese King be as stable as mountains and mountains" in the remnants of the tomb.
King Haotai, Gao An, also known as Tande, was the nineteenth king of Koguryo. He took office in 391 and took office for 22 years.
The tomb is in the shape of a truncated square-cone terrace, with 5-6 huge stones on each side, totaling 16 terraces, 14 meters high and 65 meters long at the bottom. The tomb is in the center of the platform of the 16th stage altar. There are two sarcophagus beds side by side in the tomb. Above, there is a two-slope water-hard Mountain-style stone fir. The tomb has been stolen. When it was cleaned up in 1990, a small amount of funerary objects were found and stored in Jilin Museum.
Two hundred meters northeast of the tomb is a good monument to the Taiwanese King. See figure_.
