China has a long history. China has more than 100 emperors, so there are countless ancient tombs under the ground in China. In addition, due to the ancient emphasis on thick burials, these royal tombs are buried with a wealth of funerary goods, so many tomb robbers regard money as life and do their best to excavate royal tombs. In the 1970s and 1980s, grave robbers were particularly rampant. Many tombs have been visited by tomb robbers, but only the tomb of one emperor is intact. Even Sun Dianying took a detour. Whose grave is this?
The mausoleum that the tomb robbers fear is Zhu Yuanzhang's mausoleum. The reason why the tomb robbers were so afraid was because a strange thing happened on the day of Zhu Yuanzhang's funeral. At Zhu Yuanzhang's funeral, 13 doors were opened at the same time, and 13 hearse trains appeared at the same time, so no one knew which carriage Zhu Yuanzhang was in. Because of this unique form of funerary, even today's Xiaoling Tomb, no one can be sure that there is Zhu Yuanzhang's body inside.
According to years of research by experts, it is still believed that the Ming Dynasty Xiaoling Tomb is the most likely place to bury Zhu Yuanzhang's body. After all, the construction of Xiaoling was costly, and Zhu Yuanzhang's favorite woman was also buried inside. Even so, tomb robbers did not dare to do anything to the tomb. Also because the tomb was designed with the help of Liu Bowen, the mechanism of the tomb is more complicated, it is not so easy to crack, and a little carelessness may kill you.
There are many rumors in the society about the design of Zhu Yuanzhang's mausoleum, but in any case, it is said that the mechanism is very ingenious, and a slight negligence may lead to his death. According to the ancient books and folklore collected, in order to prevent the tomb mechanism from being known, there will be different people in the same organ, so no one really knows how to break these organs. There are two kinds of anti-theft measures taken by Xiaoling in the Ming Dynasty, and tomb robbers are afraid of these two anti-theft measures.
First of all, there are countless pebbles around the tomb door. As soon as the tomb robbers open the gate to enter, there will be pebbles attacking. In the pebbles laid on the ground, it is difficult to determine the mechanisms below. Once you step on this mechanism, you'll be trapped in the cobblestones and suffocate to death. The second is a specially designed curved cemetery. In fact, the cemetery was designed as a labyrinth. Grave robbers have a hard time finding their way after entering. Once they have entered the path of death, they cannot leave at all, and finally they can only die in the middle of the road to the grave.