One night, the moon was dark and windy. Nanchang City on the banks of the Ganjiang River and on the side of Poyang Lake is colder than in previous years, and it has rarely snowed several times in a row, and the cold of early spring has driven the villagers of Guanxi Village in Datang Township into the bed early, and there are almost no shadows in the village, and Xiong Jusheng, a villager who works as a temporary worker in the township power supply station, returned home a little late because he was rushing to a project.
When Xiong Jusheng was riding a motorcycle to the door of his home, his home was facing a small hill, the locals named Dun Mountain, the motorcycle lights at the bend of the mountain to illuminate several people crouching on the mountain, he slowed down, casually asked "What are you doing?" "Catch the rabbit." Xiong Jusheng heard a local accent, and the men turned their backs on him and drove him away.
Xiong Jusheng met these people again at the Mountain of Dun in front of his house, and it was the case for several days in a row, and he found that something was wrong, because The Mountain was the ancestral tomb of the local villagers, and the mountain was stacked with graves. Many graves have been moved for a long time, and the descendants do not know where to move, no one cares for them, they have become deserted tombs, and occasionally there will be foreigners who will come to the mountain to carry out some activities to pay tribute to the ancestors, and there are also unknown graves that have been stolen and dug, and the general villagers rarely go up this mountain.
The first day or two said to catch rabbits, or commemorate the ancestors but some people believed, and after a long time he became alert, just one morning after dawn, Xiong Jusheng went out to face the dun dun mountain, inadvertently looked up, found that the loess on the opposite hill was suddenly piled high, he quickly called a few villagers to look over, and found a robbery hole.
The villagers climbed down along the foot socket dug out of the cave wall, felt that it was more than ten meters deep, jumped down to the place where there was no foot socket, banged on the ground, there was a bottoming echo, and the inside was empty. Inside the cave was more than a meter high and two feet wide, and there were still some broken pieces of wood inside, and the smell of wood in the cave was smelling, and the villagers judged that this should be a fresh hole left by the tomb robbers last night.
Xiong Jusheng introduced that at that time, there were gloves, eight treasure porridge jars, plastic bottles and other items around the mouth of the robbery cave, and he was bold enough to go down to the robbery cave and the cold wind was cold, and the soil seemed to be frozen, so he quickly called the police.
After receiving the alarm, the provincial and municipal cultural relics departments rushed to the scene on the same day and conducted a preliminary survey of the scene of the tomb robbery. It was found that the tomb has a tall sealed soil, the scale of the building is large, there is charcoal and glue clay outside the coffin, and there are vermilion paint on the rafters, which is very exquisite in workmanship, showing that the identity of the tomb owner is extraordinary. Cultural relics experts believe that the tomb is of a high level and urgent protection measures must be taken.
With the approval of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, rescue archaeological excavations began on the cemeteries visited by stolen tomb thieves. As archaeological excavations progress, more and more major discoveries have pushed the tomb into the global spotlight.
No one thought that the hole that this tomb robber had hit was the main rafter of the tomb, which was very dangerous. Otherwise, all these national treasure-level gold fell into their hands, so archaeological excavations were carried out under the auspices of the state, and a legendary historical figure who combined the emperor, the king and the hou was excavated - the tomb of Liu He, the emperor of the Han Dynasty.
The main coffin of the tomb of Marquis Hai was slowly opened in the archaeological laboratory. With the excavation of Liu He's private seal representing the identity of the tomb owner, it confirms the speculation of previous archaeologists: the tomb owner is indeed the second generation of Changyi King who was the emperor of the twenty-seven days, the first generation of Liu He, the marquis of Haixia, and the history is called Liu He, the deposed emperor of the Han Dynasty.
Liu He was the grandson of Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Che, and the son of Liu Qi, the Prince of Changyi, who succeeded to the throne of Changyi at the age of five and became the second king of Changyi. When Liu He was nineteen years old, the twenty-one-year-old Han Zhao Emperor Liu Fuling died, because he did not leave a son, as Emperor Zhao's nephew Liu He was supported by the powerful minister Huo Guang, but only twenty-seven days as emperor was deposed by Huo Guang, returned to his hometown of Changyi County, and was demoted to a commoner. Ten years later, Liu He was again enfeoffed by his successor, Emperor Xuan of Han, Liu Qian, as the "Marquis of Haixia" and moved to Nanchang on the shores of Poyang Lake to build a new place.
It can be said that the excavation of the tomb of The Marquis of Haixia is a great discovery, because it is the best preserved, most complete structure, and the most complete sacrifice system found in China, the "Western Han Dynasty Marquis Cemetery", and nearly 20,000 precious cultural relics have been excavated from the tomb of the Marquis of Haixia. What bronze hot pot, distiller, pure gold gold cake, cordyceps and so on tens of thousands of treasures.
More revered than gold in ancient China is jade, and it is recognized that there are three places in the world that are known for their jade craftsmanship, namely China, Central America (mainly Mexico) and New Zealand, of which China has the most long history. In the late Yin Shang period, China's jade production had reached maturity, and by the Han Dynasty jade craftsmanship continued to develop and did not decline. From the material point of view, in the Han Dynasty jade, not only the traditional green or yellow-brown jadeite, but also the milky white mutton fat jade also appeared in large quantities, which was a rare situation in the pre-Qin period. The two pieces of "copper inlaid jade" excavated from the tomb of Marquis Hai di are decorative jade, which are mutton fat jade products, and their materials are crystal clear, the color is oily, and the shape is exquisite, which is breathtakingly beautiful.
Experts said that the gold and jade in the tomb, if auctioned, are worth billions of yuan, and some cultural relics are even more incalculable.
The most valuable object unearthed in the tomb is the Qi Analects, which has been lost for more than 1800 years, which shocked the world! During the Western Han Dynasty, the Analects were divided into three versions: "Qi Theory", "Ancient Theory" and "Lu Commentary", and the "Qi Analects" were lost in the Wei and Jin dynasties at the end of the Han Dynasty. Compared with Lu Theory, Qi Theory has two more articles, "Knowing" and "Asking the King". Once fully interpreted, it is a major discovery in academia! It's priceless. If the rescue excavation is not carried out early, once the tomb robbers who only have gold dig up, the consequences are really unimaginable.