Jingling (Ming dynasty), Mausoleum in China
Jingling is one of the thirteen tombs of the Ming emperors located in Shisanling.
Constructed for Emperor Wanli, Jingling's construction spanned over 30 years during the Ming dynasty.
It reflects the philosophical and cultural values that were prevalent during Ming imperial times.
The site is accessible to public visitors interested in Chinese imperial history.
Jingling stands out for its Path of the Spirits, a sacred way flanked by stone statues.
Location: Shisanling
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