A tomb that contains the personal effects of the deceased, such as clothing or a hat, rather than their actual remains

A grave or public burial ground for the unclaimed remains of the poor; also called [[义地|義地|yi4 di4]] or [[义园|義園|yi4 yuan2]]

To dig up or open graves; to excavate a tomb

dead and buried; dried bones in a burial mound; an idiom describing a person who is useless or has no future, much like the walking dead

a prehistoric refuse heap consisting mainly of shells and other food remains; also known as a kitchen midden

the Japanese surname Otsuka

mass grave; common grave

a group of many graves scattered or crowded together in one area

the person who presides over a funeral and mourning rites

(literary) oldest son; legal heir to a family line or throne.

the wife of the eldest son

(literary) The eldest son of a family

The chief of all officials and head of the six ministries in the Zhou dynasty system

(literary) the eldest son of a family or the crown prince

Tongzhong, a town located in Shayang County, Hubei Province

Mountain in Ningqiang County, Shaanxi Province, where the East Han River originates

chronicle of ancient China discovered in a tomb in the late 3rd century AD during the Jin dynasty

mound of earth or nest built by ants or termites

The tomb of the Han dynasty figure [[王昭君|王昭君|wang2 zhao1 jun1]], located in modern Inner Mongolia; it is so named because while other grass there is white, the grass on this tomb is said to stay green.