Chinese civilization has a long history, and in the long river of history, the ancients showed a lot of wisdom. For example, Zhuge Lian crossbow, as well as many historical materials, etc., it should be known that the Chinese civilization is the only one with complete historical records. This is something that other Western countries do not have. The wisdom of the ancients can be confirmed by the records of historical records.
But most of the ancient inventions have disappeared or been lost. In history, the inventions of the ancients are innumerable, such as zhuge crossbows, wooden cattle and horses, etc., but most of these inventions have been lost. In addition to these powerful inventions, the ancients also appeared a lot of "artifacts", the whereabouts of these artifacts are now a mystery.
To this day, in the Chinese civilization, there are three major artifacts that have not been found. First of all, the first one is the Jiuding of the Zhou Dynasty. In ancient times, Jiuding represented China and was also a symbol of the great unity of ancient China. From another point of view, Jiuding also represents the supremacy of royal power and the unity and prosperity of the country. All three dynasties of xia and Shang revered Jiuding as a national treasure symbolizing state power.
From this point of view, the importance of Jiuding is self-evident. After Dayu established the Xia Dynasty, he cast Jiuding with the copper of the Jiumu of the World, and Dayu cast the Jiuding with the copper of the Jiumu tribute of the Tianxia Jiumu, symbolizing the Kyushu at that time, according to the record of the "Shangshu Yugong", Kyushu refers to Yuzhou, Qingzhou, Xuzhou, Yangzhou, Jingzhou, Liangzhou, Yongzhou, Jizhou, Yanzhou.
From the beginning of the Xia Dynasty to the Zhou Dynasty, Jiuding existed. However, after Qin Shi Huang unified the world, Jiuding inexplicably disappeared. From this point of view, people have doubts about whether Jiuding really exists. King Zhuang of Chu once asked the weight of Jiuding, so there was "Although Zhou De declined, the Mandate of Heaven has not changed, and the weight of Ding is not asked." ".
This is the origin of the idiom in the Central Plains. The Warring States Policy and Eastern Zhou Ce records that during the reign of King Xianwang of Zhou, the State of Qin raised troops to Zhou in an attempt to capture Jiuding. There are three theories about the whereabouts of Jiuding. First, according to the Qin Benji, in the fifty-second year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, the People of Western Zhou fled eastward, and the treasures of Western Zhou, Jiuding, were returned to the Qin State.
The second "Qin Shi Huang Benji" records that "if you want to go out of Zhou Ding Surabaya, so that a thousand people have no water to seek it, Fu de", that is, Qin Shi Huang toured Mount Tai in the east, and in the process, he obtained Jiuding. The third is the "Book of Sealing Zen" records, "Qin destroyed Zhou, and the nine dings of Zhou entered Qin." Or the Song Taiqiu Society died, and Ding fell under pengcheng in Surabaya."
According to such records, Qin Shi Huang obtained the Jiuding. It's just that the final Jiuding may be in the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang. After all, after the death of Qin Shi Huang, the burial goods were definitely indispensable. More importantly, is the Ding obtained by Qin Shi Huang the Nine Dings? This is probably also a historical puzzle. Nowadays, it seems that it can only continue to be investigated through the archaeology of later generations.
Another of the three major artifacts in Huaxia is the Chuanguo Jade Seal. In ancient times, possessing the jade seal of the country was the symbol of the Son of Heaven. In 689 BC, a jade expert named Bian He in the Chu Kingdom found a very good piece of jade. Bian He found the King of Chu. Unfortunately, the King of Chu Li did not recognize the goods, which led to Bian He being cut off his legs. After King Wen of Chu succeeded to the throne, Bian He's fate changed.
King Wen of Chu ordered people to find this piece of jade, and it was really a rare jade, so he named it Heshi Bi. After Qin Shi Huang unified the world, Qin Shi Huang ordered Li Si to portray the eight characters of "ordered by heaven, both Shou Yongchang" on Heshi Bi. So the Chuanguo Jade Seal appeared, and since its inception, it has begun a legendary experience.
From the first emperor of Qin to the end of the Tang Dynasty, when the deposed emperor Li Congke was defeated by the Khitan and took the jade seal to the building and set himself on fire, the jade seal of the country disappeared. In the subsequent dynasties and dynasties, there was no national jade seal, and in the subsequent dynasties, the national jade seal was replaced by other jade seals. The last lost artifact was the Regulus Sword.
Most people think that the Regulus Sword exists in the game. But the problem is that in ancient times, the Xuanyuan Sword was real. The Xuanyuan Sword is a legendary Divine Soldier, also known as the Xuanyuan Xia Yu Sword. In the earliest times, the Xuanyuan Sword was forged by the Yellow Emperor and later passed on to Xia Yu. After arriving, the Xuanyuan Sword reached Shang Tang's hands. Nowadays, the regulus sword is said to contain infinite power, an exorcism sword for slaying demons. Later generations believe that this sword is in the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang.