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Gaoyuan Mausoleum, the mausoleum of Emperor Xuan of Jin, known as Sima Yi, Cao Cao Prime Minister also as a founder Jin Dynasty of China. It is located on Shouyang Mountain in Beimang, Yanshi District, Luoyang City. It is the mausoleum of Sima Yi. In 251 AD, Sima Yi was buried on Shouyang Mountain in Luoyang, and his mausoleum was later called "Gaoyuan Mausoleum". The mausoleums of the Western Jin emperors include Gaoyuan Mausoleum of Emperor Xuan, Junping Mausoleum of Emperor Jing, Chongyang Mausoleum of Emperor Wen, Junyang Mausoleum of Emperor Wu, and Taiyang Mausoleum of Emperor Hui. Source : Baidu
Two days have passed.
And Zhuge Liang still hasn't collected a single arrow.
No fleet.
No preparations.
No sign that his impossible plan will succeed.
Lu Su begins to worry.
The soldiers begin to question him.
But Zhuge Liang remains calm beside the Yangtze River, quietly waiting as time slips away.
Then Lu Su reminds him:
"Tomorrow is the third day."
Zhuge Liang simply answers:
"I know."
