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The royal Chinese mausoleums of the Tang, Ming and Qing Chinese dynasties areastounding ensables of monuments, conceived and built to assure to the Emperorsimmortality in the afterlife and perennial fame on earth. To this aim, a seriesof cognitive elements were embodied in the funerary landscapes selected forsuch monuments, including astronomy, general topography, and traditionalChinese geomancy. Taking advantage of satellite imagery, we investigate here onthis issue in a general manner. In particular, we develop and apply a rigorousapproach to investigate if magnetic compass was used in the planning of suchmonuments.

Astronomy and Feng Shui in the project of the Tang, Ming and Qing royal mausoleums: a satellite imagery approach