Crows do not perch or snakes crawl around Confucius's tomb. Why?

The ancients were extremely surprised by the phenomenon that Confucius's tomb remained undisturbed all year round, and even animals did not dare to disturb it.

Area

Confucius's Tomb

, called Konglin, located in Qufu, Shandong province, China, is famous for a strange phenomenon: no crows, no rats, and no snakes. (Photo: Sohu)

Folklore has it that when Confucius was being hunted down by the henchmen of the great minister Hang Doi (Hang Dui) of the Song Dynasty, a flock of crows flew out to attack the soldiers, saving him from danger – since then crows have been considered sacred creatures guarding the tomb. (Photo: Sohu)

However, scientists reject the spiritual factor and point out that the first real reason was that Zi Gong's students chose to build the mausoleum in a special place and later Confucius' descendants planted many kai and cypress trees, which crows do not like to perch on. (Photo: Sohu)

Besides,

Kong Lam

Many flowers and plants with natural scents to repel snakes and insects are also planted, creating a "biological fence" to protect the tomb. (Photo: Sohu)

Geographically, Konglin is located in the Sishui River valley, where underground water flows continuously, emitting small sound frequencies and vibrations – which are unpleasant to birds and reptiles, causing them to not live in the area. (Photo: Sina)

In addition, the descendants of the Confucius family also buried a lot of cinnabar (red mercury) and sulfur under the ground, these two substances have extremely strong properties of repelling snakes and rats. (Photo: Sina)

All of the above elements were discovered and confirmed through records such as “The Confucius Story – Famous Ancient Trees in the Confucius Forest of Shandong” and research by modern Chinese experts. (Photo: Sina)

Thus, the phenomenon of "crows do not perch, snakes and rats do not come" is

Confucius's Tomb

It is not a spiritual mystery, but the result of ancestral wisdom, profound understanding of ecology and feng shui. (Photo: Sina)

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