The story of Princess Wencheng and Songzan Gambu has been circulated among the people in the form of dramas, murals and folk songs, which has made more people know about Princess Wencheng's life after she entered Tibet and her efforts for the friendship between the two Koreas.
In the first year of Yonglong, Princess Wencheng died of smallpox. The Tubo dynasty held a grand funeral for her, and the envoys of the Tang dynasty went to pay their respects. The existing Tombs of Tibetan Kings is the cemetery where Princess Wencheng and Songzan Gambu were buried together. The tomb of Tibet is located in the southeast of Qiongjie County, 30 kilometers away from Shannan region. Surrounded by mountains on three sides, surrounded by mountains and waters. The main tombs are Princess Wencheng and Songzan Gambu. According to records, there are 22 mausoleums here, but only 16 can be seen now. In addition to the cemeteries of Princess Wencheng and Songzan Gampo, there are also cemeteries of Panchen Lama.
The tomb in Tibet is the tomb group of Zanpu, ministers and princesses of the 29th to 40th generations of Tubo Dynasty, covering an area of 385 square kilometers. The Tubo people began to build the Tombs of Tibetan Kings in the 6th century, which is of great significance to later generations. Since Tubo was defined as * * *, it has become their growing place.
Songzan Gambu missed his hometown, so he chose the cemetery here after his death. Later, many Tibetan kings were buried here, and over time, it became a very magnificent mausoleum group. Although there are few cemeteries that can be seen now, the scenery of the whole tomb group is very beautiful and still preserves superior natural scenery.
It is said that there used to be a very magnificent underground palace with a lot of gold, silver and jewels in it. At the top, there is a sacrificial temple with Princess Wencheng and other statues in the ancestral hall. There are identifiable grave owners and unrecognizable grave owners in Tombs of Tibetan Kings. According to the data, all the noble princess wencheng profiles are buried here, all of which are arranged by bloodline.
The mausoleum project of the King of Tibet is very great. As a prominent dynasty in history, Tubo has few buildings left, but through these, people can still feel the splendor of Tubo.