A famous emperor was buried in the oldest royal mausoleum in China.

In 263 AD, it was destroyed by Wei and surrendered. After Liu Chan surrendered, the ruler of Wei was Si Mazhao. In order to win the hearts of Shu and Han people and stabilize the rule of Shu and Han areas, he was named the Duke of Happiness in the name of Emperor Wei Yuan. At the same time, more than 50 people, including descendants and former ministers, were appointed as Hou. At a banquet, Si Mazhao deliberately asked dancers to perform Sichuan songs and dances in front of Liu Chan. At that time, Liu Chan's followers were very sad after seeing this dance, but Liu Chan said to Si Mazhao, "It's fun here, but I don't think about it."

It is said that after listening to Liu Chan's answer, Si Mazhao said to the people around him, "Liu Chan is a heartless man. Zhuge Liang is alive today, and I'm afraid even Shu Han can't be saved, let alone Jiang Wei! "

This is a famous story of the Three Kingdoms period, which is very enjoyable. To make a metaphor, a person has fun in a new environment, forgets his book happily, and doesn't want to go back to the original environment. For thousands of years, Liu Chan's passion for music has been talked about by countless people, and it has also become a joke. Although Liu Chan's ability is obviously much worse than his father Liu Bei's, he is slightly better than his father in fertility. Liu Chan had seven children in his life. Besides, Liu Chan in history is not without its merits.

For example, Liu Chan succeeded to the throne at the age of 17 after his father Liu Bei died of illness in Baidicheng, and he reigned for 4 1 year until the country perished and surrendered in 263 AD. He was the longest-serving monarch in the Three Kingdoms period. If Liu Chan had no wisdom, it wouldn't last 4 1 year. Many people may think that this is Zhuge Liang's contribution, but this is also incorrect, because after Zhuge Liang's death, Liu Chan was in power for nearly 30 years.

In addition, when Zhuge Liang was preparing for the Northern Expedition, Liu Chan once advised him: "It is far from difficult for my father to travel south; Only by returning to the capital can you sit still; Now I want to go north again, but I'm afraid I'll bother to think about it. " When his persuasion failed, he fully supported Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition. According to historical records, in the seventh year of Emperor Wu of the Western Jin Dynasty, Liu Chan died in Luoyang at the age of 65. It is a good ending to die at that age. So where was Liu Chan buried after his death, and what is the situation in the cemetery now?

Liu Chan died and was buried in the east of Zhaiquan Village, pingle town, Mengjin County, Luoyang City. As a king who died in a foreign country, Liu Chan's cemetery is very shabby. It is said that the cemetery was very small at that time. However, in the 1960s, there was a 7-meter-high mound in the cemetery in Liu Chan, with a diameter of about 15 meters. But at present, the cemetery in Liu Chan has been found, because it has been razed to the ground, and the specific location of the cemetery is unknown. At the same time, the location of Liu Chan cemetery has become a farmland.