唐懿德太子陵园相关问题研究

A Study of the Mausoleum of Yide Crown Prince and Related Questions

唐懿德太子墓不仅是迄今发现的唐墓中地宫规模最大的一座,其两重陵园垣墙的形制,为其他贵族唐墓所未见,而与唐帝陵的陵墙加蠕垣的格局近似,但懿德太子陵园在形制规模上表现出的其他特征则与唐帝陵乃至赠皇帝陵号的恭陵、惠陵等均有较大区别,"号墓为陵"之陵并非帝陵之制,仍为太子级别的陵。

The mausoleum of Yide Crown Prince has the largest underground chamber amongst the Tang period tombs discovered thus far. Especially, the double-walled layout of the mausoleum is unrivaled by other Tang period burials of nobles, yet similar to the configuration of walls found at other mausoleums of Tang emperors. Nonetheless, its other features and its scale are inferior to mausoleums of Tang emperors and mausoleums of those that were bestowed an emperor status after death such as the Gong Mausoleum and Hui Mausoleum. Hence considering the special designation of haomu weiling, or known as the posthumous status of designating a tomb as a ＇ling＇ as presented here, the mausoleum of Yide Crown Prince should still be classified as a tomb belonging to the rank of the Crown Prince.