Suzhou now 1 man and 4 women buried in the tomb, unearthed a "three-room" love object, experts: worth 400 million
In China's more than two thousand years of feudal history, polygamy is generally popular in society, so there are often such bridges as local rich people marrying the wife of the nine-room aunt in film and television dramas. In fact, this system is not suitable for the development of society, rich people can marry a few more concubines, then it will inevitably lead to poor people difficult to marry daughters-in-law, so it is not a good thing for the toiling masses. Moreover, the more wives and concubines, the more the man is more careful and less specific, but an ancient tomb in Suzhou unearthed a "three-room" love object, which allowed the archaeological team to see the romantic love of the ancients, and experts said that this love object is worth at least four hundred million.
Sixty or seventy years have passed since this incident, and in the 1950s, a military camp in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, was preparing to expand its training base, and a hill in the jurisdiction had to be cleaned up. However, the locals said that don't look at this small hill bag is not big, it is a famous local mass burial post, the yin is heavy, if there is no army stationed there, no one lives there.
The troops do not believe these cattle ghosts and snake gods, said to dig on the digging, but soon after the start of construction, everyone was dumbfounded, the original legend of the mass burial post is true, there are really many ancient tombs under this mountain package, so the local archaeologists immediately rushed to the scene to carry out survey and excavation work.
Disappointingly, although there are more ancient tombs in this mass burial post, roughly speaking, there are thirty or forty, but most of them are the tombs of ordinary people, and the ages are also concentrated in the Ming and Qing dynasties, so there are not many valuable cultural relics in the tombs. The staff dug more than thirty tombs in one go, and finally cleaned out more than fifty cultural relics, all of which were ordinary objects, which could make everyone's motivation consume a lot. However, when the 37th seat was dug, an unusual scene finally happened. This tomb is not an ordinary family's tomb at first glance, about 25 square meters, and there are five coffins inside, indicating that it is a joint burial tomb.
Sure enough, these five coffins belong to a man and four women, and from the epitaph, their relationship should be husband and wife, and the four women just have one wife and three concubines. To have such wives and concubines, the male master must be either rich or expensive, and sure enough, the male host's name is Zhang Anwan, who is a master of the local county in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and although the official is not large, he also has some rights. The number of funerary goods in the tomb is also a little more than the number in ordinary tombs, and the team members have cleared out more than forty pieces of porcelain and jade that are still of high grade, and it is worth mentioning that on the skull of one of the female corpses, archaeologists found a very stunning hairpin.
Ancient women did not have the habit of cutting their hair, so their hair was often pulled up and fixed with a hairpin, which was also a decoration. Since ancient times, there have been various types of hairpins, and the gold and silver jade are strange. The material of the hairpin unearthed this time is also good, and a gold cicada on the top weighs 800 grams, and it is 98% pure gold. What is more interesting is that this golden cicada is also specially equipped with a "green leaf" underneath, which is made of the best jade and looks very vivid. The strange thing is that the archaeologists only found the golden cicada jade hairpin on this concubine, and none of the other three women, it seems that Zhang Anwan is still an eccentric person.
Needless to say, the reason why Zhang Anwan put such a valuable golden cicada jade hairpin on the head of the third room concubine showed that he must have had some preference for this little concubine before he died, and this jade hairpin can be regarded as the love object of the two people. Unexpectedly, experts later said that this golden cicada jade hairpin is now worth at least 400 million yuan, which is the most valuable cultural relics excavated from civilian tombs in history.