Genghis Khan had last words to live in his hometown Dharma before he died. Its hometown is said to be the capital of Haraka and Lin in Nuoyanbu, Sanjin, and the other is Lazilin. Opinions vary, so far it is impossible to tell whether it is true or not. The tradition of Mongolian nobles is secret burial, so in the process of transporting Lingshu to the burial place, whoever they meet will be killed. When you get to the cemetery, bury the coffin in the ground so that you can't afford it. In the Yuan Dynasty, the state system did not build tombs. As soon as the funeral was over, the pro-soldiers of the Guards galloped on the cemetery with their horses. After the new soil was leveled, they would stay here for a year, because the horseshoes trampled down the surrounding grass at the same time, and it was not until the grass grew almost the next spring that it dispersed. In this way, there is no trace of this grassland that shows that a generation of Tianjiao was buried here. According to the records in the tomb, "the tomb is as deep as a maze." Huang Mu stopped wearing the badge of Khan and built a silver coffin covered with a nine-horn flag ten feet wide and four feet wide. Forty crowns under the silver coffin. Huang Mu's badge is a cypress spear 13.5 feet long, with a foot-long arrow-shaped front at the top and a black male horse hair hanging from the front seat. Genghis Khan regarded it as a sacred object and a military emblem, shaped like a god of war; The nine-horn flag is like the nine generals left by Khan; The forty crowns under the coffin are due to Genghis Khan's life and death in forty countries, bleeding thousands of miles and burying millions of corpses, so there are forty kings crowned to show bravery. Behind the hall is a shrine dedicated to a bust of Genghis Khan's red feather and 500 pages of manuscripts signed by Genghis Khan in Tibetan, Mongolian and Juventus history. Another factory in Xianze keeps weapons and rare treasures, such as jade, treasure and raiders of the lost ark. There are lions, tigers, horses, elephants and other animals carved with precious stones in front of the hall, and there are seven ever-burning lamps in front of the coffin. There is a festival every year from March 18 to March 2 1 in the lunar calendar. So how can worshippers find the Mausoleum? It turned out that when the Mongolian tribe buried Genghis Khan and prepared to leave the tomb site, they took a small camel and killed it in front of the mother camel. Later, every time the female camel passed by here, it would make a long sound. This is how they distinguish the Ling family.