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The research on the imperial burial systems of ancient China is one of the important contents of Chinese Archaeology. The Liao Dynasty, together with the Five Dynasties and the Northern Song Dynasty ruling the southern part of China, formed the second Southern and Northern Dynasties Period and made great contribution to the formation of the Chinese Nationality as a pluralistic integration. Therefore, the in-depth research on the Liao Culture embodied by the imperial burial system and other material carriers are academically important. The Liao Dynasty had five imperial mausoleum precincts, the Qingling of which built in the middle to late period of the Liao Dynasty was investigated and researched by Japanese archaeologists. In early 1960s, Mr. Jia Zhoujie made reconnaissance to Zuling Precinct, but his estimation to the location of the underground hall of Zuling Mausoleum was clearly wrong. We could draw the conclusion that the archaeological research on the imperial burial system of the early Liao Dynasty is still a virgin ground.

The Zuling Mausoleum Precinct Site of the Liao Dynasty in Bairin Left Banner, Inner Mongolia