Generally speaking, the ancients paid great attention to feng shui when they were buried. For the ancient emperor who was honored as the "True Dragon Heavenly Son", he had exhausted his mind about his mausoleum. However, there is an emperor in history who was buried under the stinking pigsty for 1,000 years.
This emperor was Gao Yang, emperor of northern Qi, a legendary emperor in history. In 526, Gao Yang was born in Jinyang. The history books record that on the day of Gao Yang's birth, there was a sudden eclipse, and the family thought that he was an ominous person.
Sure enough, in 550 AD, the 21-year-old Gao Yang established himself as emperor and set the name of the country as Daqi. At the beginning, Gao Yang was diligent in government affairs and reformed the official system, making the State of Qi the richest country at that time, and it can be said that Gao Yang at that time was one of the few young and promising kings in history.
However, after only a few years of hard work, Gao Yang suddenly changed his temperament and began to kill as if he were destined to kill. It is said that two tools are placed on his main hall: one is a cauldron and the other is a hacksaw. Every time he was drunk, he had to kill to sober up, he was drunk almost every day, so he had to kill every day, and many palace ladies and eunuchs became ghosts in his pot and saw. By the age of 30, Gao Yang could no longer eat, and only relied on a few bowls of wine every day to support himself, and finally died in a drunken state.
Until the last century, a farmer in Handan, Hebei Province, was feeding pigs when he suddenly found a tomb on the ground of his pigsty. When the archaeological team arrived at the scene, they found that the tomb Chinese was almost stolen and excavated, and the "pigsty" in the eyes of the farmer was the tomb of Gao Yang, the Emperor Wenxuan of Northern Qi.
According to statistics, a total of more than 1,600 remaining pottery figurines were found in the tomb, as well as exquisite murals covering an area of thousands of square meters, which can be described as national treasure-level cultural relics. Unfortunately, people did not find any remains in the tomb, perhaps Gao Yang was afraid of being retaliated against after death!