First, when Sun Dianying stole the tomb of Cixi, he also made a move on the Jingling of Kangxi, but he gave up halfway because the water was too deep and was not stolen by Sun Dianying.

2. The theft of Jingling occurred after the Japanese surrendered in 1945. At that time, China was still in turmoil. In July 1928, some bandits near the tomb of Dongqing started the second wave of excavating cultural relics in the tomb of Dongqing after Sun Dianying. In September of the same year, a local man surnamed Zhang gathered about 300 people to carry out a large-scale excavation of Jingling, opened the Jingling underground palace, which had been dusty for more than 200 years, and stole all the buried treasures. The bones of Emperor Kangxi and the Fourth Princess were scattered in the underground palace, which was terrible.

Three, after the founding of New China, to 1952, the Qing Dongling was protected. Only the dead can live.

4. Jingling is the tomb of Aisingiorro Michelle Ye, the holy father of Qing Dynasty, which is located two miles east and two miles south of Xiaodongling in Changrui Mountain, seventy miles northwest of Zunhua County. It was built on the 10th day of February in the 15th year of Kangxi (1676) and completed in February in the 20th year (168 1). Emperor Kangxi reigned for sixty-one years, was buried on November 13th in the sixty-first year of Kangxi (1722), and was buried in Jingling underground palace on the first day of September in the first year of Yongzheng (1723). Buried with Empress Xiao Chengren, Empress Xiao Zhaoren, Empress Xiao Yiren, Empress Xiao Gongren and Empress Jingmin.