The worship of Emperor Shun's Mang can be said to have reached a fanatical point, he not only called "Only Wang Shi, After Emperor Yu", saying that he was Emperor Shun, he also included Emperor Shun in the ancestral temple sacrifice, calling Emperor Shun "Emperor Kao Yu Emperor". This is not to mention, he also wants to register all five surnames after Emperor Shun as an imperial family, and exempt them from taxes and servitude for generations.
Not only that, he also sent a knight to the present-day Ningyuan Jiuling Mountain to repair the tomb of Emperor Shun—the history books record that he sent the riding capital wei to rule "Emperor Yu in Lingling Nine Doubts" and "the messenger to the shrine at four o'clock", and sent emissaries to the sacrifice for four seasons.
He also said that "their temple should be the author" - originally their ancestral temple should have been built, but because the whole country had just been pacified, and a joint festival would be held in the Mingtang Taimiao Temple for the time being, so it was abandoned.
In order to commemorate Emperor Shun, he also renamed Lingling County to Jiuxuan County, and Yingdao County to Jiuxuanting (the history books record that Shun's burial of Jiuxuan Mountain was in the south of Yingdao County). Even Guiyang County, because Nanping County (present-day Lanshan County) in Guiyang County was in the eastern part of Jiuwei Mountain, was changed to Nanping County, which shows that he should have moved the former Guiyang County To Nanping (九疑山). In today's terms, Wang Mang is Emperor Shun's most loyal and fanatical fan, and there is no one who has come after the ancients. Although recently the people of Jeonju have been on the Tomb of Emperor Shun, the culture of Emperor Shun has also reached the point of fanaticism, wanting to grab it and then quickly. But in front of the new emperor Wang Mang, he still saw the little witch in front of the big witch!
These two figures are from the article of The Eastern Han Dynasty literati who echoed the Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu
The Nine Doubts were located in Lengdao and Lingling, which belonged to two counties, and the Eastern Han Dynasty literati echoed Liu Xiu's sacrifice in Ningyuan after a thousand years?
Not to mention that Lengdao County, where the Nine Doubts Mountain is located, and The Lingling (in the area from the north of Ningyuan to Xintian County) belong to two places, and the historical documents actually do not have the record of the Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu building a temple to sacrifice Emperor Shun on the Nine Doubts Mountain, which is purely fabricated by the people of Jeonju.
If you don't say that the Literati of the Eastern Han Dynasty echoed it, it would be similar to the new emperor Wang Mang. However, the people of Jeonju clearly said that the Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu had thoroughly liquidated the usurper Wang Mang, even his ancestral tomb had been planed, and the "Nine Temples" he had built had also been demolished (including the Nine Temples of Emperor Shun), and that the Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu himself had also gone to jiuqi Mountain to build a temple to sacrifice. Does this in itself mean that you and the Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu also believe that the Tomb of Emperor Shun is completely in the Nine Doubts Mountain (Ningyuan)?
After all, sending a knight to (Ningyuan) Jiuling Mountain to repair Emperor Shun's mausoleum, sending emissaries to sacrifice Emperor Shun for four seasons was Wang Mang, not starting with The Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu, fabricating the Eastern Han Dynasty literati to echo the Guangwu Emperor Liu Xiu how to say! It can only be said that the tomb of Emperor Shun is indeed in the Nine Ridges Mountain of Ningyuan, and the Eastern Han Dynasty literati dared to write like this. This also proves that the Nine Doubts of the Qin Emperor Han Wu Wangqi were also determined to be in the Nine Doubts Mountain in Ningyuan, otherwise how could Ying Shao, Guo Pu and others say that the Cangwu Mountain (Nine Doubts Mountain and Lingling Mountain) from the Xiangshui Recorded in the Book of Han and the Classic of Mountains and Seas was where Emperor Shun was buried!
Where Emperor Shun was buried on the topographic map of the Mawangdui Book