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2001年9月,一座大型明代太子墓在海淀区香山路军科院的施工过程中破土而出。该墓地处北京市西北近郊,北依金山,南临香山路,东为解放军316医院,西为香山向阳新村。此地区为明代太子、嫔妃及太监的主要墓葬埋藏区。明代有定制,嫔妃死后除葬于明十三陵外,余均葬金山。此外诸王、公主及太监死后也葬于此。明代惟一一个没有进入十三陵的皇帝明代宗朱祁鈺死后也被以王礼葬在了金山。 2001年9月22日至10月7日,北京市文物研究所对该墓进行了抢救性发掘,现将发掘情况简述如下:
September 2001, a large Ming Dynasty Prince tomb in Xiangshan Road, Haidian District, the construction of the Army broke ground. The cemetery is located in the northwestern suburbs of Beijing, Jinshan in the north, Xiangshan Road to the south, the PLA Hospital to the east of 316, the west Xiangshan Xiangyang Village. This area is the main burial area for princesses, concubines and eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty. There are custom Ming Dynasty, concubines died except Ming Tombs, Yu are buried Jinshan. In addition, kings, princesses and eunuchs were also buried here. The only Emperor in the Ming Dynasty who did not enter the Ming Tombs was also buried in Jinshan with Wang Li after the death of Zhu Qiyu, a Ming dynasty. From September 22 to October 7, 2001, the Beijing Institute of Cultural Relics conducted a salvage excavation of the tomb. The excavations are summarized as follows: