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The eldest grandson Wuji is the brother-in-law of Li Shimin, Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, and the elder brother of the Holy Empress Wendeshun.

In the first year of Yining of the Sui Dynasty (617), Li Yuan raised troops in Taiyuan. Wuji admonished, Li Yuan loved his talent and strategy, and appointed him as the pawn of the Weibei march. Since then, he assisted Li Shimin, established the Tang Dynasty regime, and was the founder of the Tang Dynasty.

In the ninth year of Wude (626), he participated in the Xuanwumen Rebellion and helped Li Shimin seize the throne. Successively served as a scholar and a servant. He was cautious and reappointed as Situ.

In the eleventh year of Zhenguan (637), he was ordered to revise the "Zhenguan Law" with Fang Xuanling and others.

In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, twenty-four heroes were in Lingyan Pavilion, and the eldest grandson Wuji ranked first. Tang Gaozong ascended the throne, canonized Taiwei, and was the third product under the same book.

In the second year of Yonghui (651), he was instructed to explain the Tang law one by one with the law scholars, and wrote 30 volumes of "Lu Shu" (later known as "Tang Law Shu Yi").

Subsequently, because of his opposition to Tang Gaozong's establishment of Wu Zetian as the empress, and for Xu Jingzong's frame, the eldest grandson Wuji was cut down and exiled to Qianzhou (now Yushan Town, Pengshui County, Chongqing City), and on the way, hanged himself to death (suspected to be forced).

After the death of the eldest grandson Wuji, he was buried at the foot of the Lingqi Mountain on the bank of the Wujiang River in Jiangkou Town, Wulong County.

Fifteen years later, his descendants moved back to Shaanxi for burial. The site of today's Wujiang tomb has become a mound of clothes and has been preserved to this day. However, it is an unshakable fact that the eldest grandson Wuji has stayed in the Jiangkou cemetery for fifteen years, and he has long been in the mud.

The tomb of the eldest grandson Wuji is called the "Emperor's Tomb" and "the Tomb of the Son of Heaven" by the local people.

The scale of the cemetery originally covers an area of three acres, the main base is simple and solemn, the pavilion and pavilion craftsmanship is exquisite, the stone stele, the stone lion, the stone rabbit, the stone horse are arranged in an orderly manner, lifelike, but the wind and rain fall into vicissitudes, the existing tomb is 5.35 meters high, the circular loess mound with a diameter of 30 meters.

In front of the tomb, there is a stele of "the tomb of the eldest grandson of Tang Taifu Changsun Wuji" in Pengshuizhi County during the Ming Dynasty, which is 1.58 meters high and 0.73 meters wide; in the eleventh year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, Pengshuizhi County is "the tomb of the eldest grandson Wuji" tablet on one side, which is 1.4 meters high, 0.49 meters wide and 0.11 meters thick; in the tenth year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty, Peng Shuiyi ordered to build a poem tablet, 1.55 meters high, 0.7 meters wide, 0.1 meters thick, 32 sentences of poetry, 224 characters, praise merit and praise virtue, can be called a good poem to remember loyalty.

In 1984, the local government set up the "Tomb of Sun Wuji, the Governor of Zhao Guo" to commemorate and protect it as a cultural relic.

Here, it will be the place where the "Five Dragons" in "Wujiang War Chronicle" are aligned.

(Note: This article is not original)