34.1583°N, 108.9917°E.
The Duling Mausoleum in southeastern Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China — the tomb mound of Emperor Xuan of Han (Liu Xun), the tenth emperor of the Western Han dynasty, who reigned from 74 to 49 BCE. Original base 175 metres per side; original height 29.4 metres. Emperor Xuan's accession is one of the most extraordinary in Han history: born in prison in 91 BCE as the great-grandson of Emperor Wu and grandson of the deposed and executed Crown Prince Liu Ju, he was raised in obscurity by foster parents until being placed on the throne at eighteen by Huo Guang as a compromise candidate after the deposition of the briefly-reigning Marquis of Changyi. The Duling complex is one of the better-preserved Han imperial cemeteries and includes the tomb of his consort Empress Wang and approximately 20 documented satellite tombs of nobility and senior officials.
A pyramid for a man born in prison who became emperor by accident at eighteen, built across the river south of the standard Han imperial cemetery line — the only Western Han emperor buried away from the main necropolis at Xianyang.
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