Han Jing was a good emperor with clear politics. During his reign, he reduced the fiefs of vassals, put down the chaos of the Seven Kingdoms, consolidated centralization, and even worked diligently to govern the country and develop production. The rule of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty and his father Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty was collectively called "the rule of Wenjing" by later generations. It laid a solid foundation for Liu Che, the son of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty, and completed the transformation from Emperor Wen to Emperor Wu. Emperor Xiaojing of posthumous title, with no temple name, is 48 years old.
The mausoleum of Emperor Liu Qi of the Han Dynasty is Hanyang Mausoleum, which is located in Xianyang Plain in the north of Hougou Village, Zhangjiawan, Zhengyang Town, Weicheng District, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province. This is the same tomb of Emperor Liu Qi of the Han Dynasty and his queen Wang. Hanyang Mausoleum was founded in 153 BC and completed in 126 BC. It took 28 years to build, covering an area of 20 square kilometers. About kilometers away from the northwest of the mausoleum, there is a prisoner's tomb with an area of about 80,000 square meters, where more than 1 10,000 prisoners are buried.
Emperor Han Jing was so thrifty, simple, kind and loved the people. Why did he ask tens of thousands of people to be buried with him after his death? On this issue, historians have different opinions.
Some people think that this may be an execution ground specially set up by Emperor Han Jing in his mausoleum to carry out some punishments. In this way, we can achieve two purposes. The first purpose is not to be lonely after death, and the other purpose is to alleviate the overcrowding caused by these condemned prisoners. Compared with the martyrdom thought of some kings, the purpose of Emperor Han Jingdi is much better.