The Western Qing Tombs are located at Yixian County, 120 km west of Beijing.(Hence the name Eastern Qing Tomb.)
        There were altogether 10 emperors in the Qing Dynasty(1644-1911) since they conquered central China in 1644. 4 of them had their tombs built in the Western Qing Tombs, 5 of them built their tombs in the Eastern one (120 km east of Beijing), the last emperor, Puyi, did not have his tomb built in neither of these two tombs.
        The four tombs in Western Qing Tombs are:
        Tai Tomb for Emperor Yongzheng(1678-1735, the 3^rd emperor)
        Chang Tomb for Emperor Jiaqing (1760-1820, the 5^th emperor)
        Mu Tomb for Emperor Daoguang (1782-1850, the 6^th emperor)
        Chong Tomb for Emperor Guangxu (1871-1908, the 9^th emperor)

       There are another 10 tombs for the empresses, princes and princesses, altogether 76 royal family members were buried in this peaceful land.
         The Tai Tomb for Emperor Yongzheng is the first tomb in this area and largest. The Chong Tomb for Emperor Guangxu is the last tomb built in the Qing Dynasty, and his tomb is the only one whose underground palace is opened to public.