Archaeological work can always find some unknown secrets, and for some inexplicable phenomena, after archaeological verification, they are gradually unveiled. At the end of the last century, that is, 20 years ago, a "strange female corpse" was unearthed from the ancient tomb of the Qing Dynasty, with an extremely strange posture, and the cause of death obtained after analysis by experts was too pitiful. What's going on here?
With the acceleration of the process of township construction, in Zagu Village, Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang, adhering to the principle of "wanting to get rich and building roads first", the roads in the village were being built with great speed, and just when the road project construction was in full swing, suddenly green bricks, broken tiles and other debris were suddenly found, which was an "abnormal" phenomenon.
Especially when the construction team dug deeper and deeper, the pieces of tomb bricks were exposed, and then they realized that they had dug up an ancient tomb, and they quickly sent someone to notify the Qiqihar Municipal Cultural Management Office, after the investigation and excavation of archaeological experts, it was found that the ancient tomb had long been looted by the tomb robbers, except for the relatively complete coffin, there was no jewelry or valuable cultural relics left.
As the archaeological process progressed little by little, experts determined that this was an ancient tomb from the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, which is about two hundred years old from now. At the same time, a spiritual plaque marking the identity of the owner of the tomb was also found, which read, "Seal the Coffin of the Murgen Kyoragi".
Because there is no excessive description of the content on the spirit plate, there is no way to study the true identity of the tomb owner, and it can only be roughly judged that the tomb owner should be a lady of the commandment.
But it can be seen from the group of words "Murgen Jueluo" that this is a Manchu surname, just as we are familiar with "Ai Xin Jueluo" is the surname of the Qing Emperor.
However, in addition to "Ai Xin Jue Luo", the surname Kyaw Lo also has branches such as Ilgen Kyaw Lo, Shu Shu Kyaw Lo, and Tong Yan Kyaw Lo, all of which originate from the same ancestor. The difference between the previous names is related to the place name or honor, and "Morgen Jueluo" is undoubtedly a branch of the "Jueluo" family, and it can be speculated that it has a certain relationship with Qianlong.
When archaeologists opened the coffin and wanted to know more about the owner of the tomb, they saw an incredible scene, the death of the hostess in the coffin was extremely terrifying and strange.
The face of the corpse inside the coffin is not as serene as that of a normal deceased, but instead opens its mouth wide, giving people a very terrifying visual impact. And its degree of weirdness is not only this, the limbs of the deceased are also twisted, coupled with the deep scratches on the inside of the coffin lid, experts directly deduced that the owner of the ancient tomb was buried alive!
Later, archaeologists carefully studied and analyzed the clothing and decorations of the tomb owner, and found that the owner of the ancient tomb was wearing the imperial dress of the Qing Dynasty's golden leopard supplement.
The patterns of the Qing Dynasty courtiers' official costumes are very exquisite, the birds are civilian officials, the beasts are military officers, and the grades are different, and the types of birds and beasts also have certain differences.
The beasts are generally divided into: one-pin military attaché qilin, two-pin military attaché lion, three-pin military attaché leopard... The tomb owner's imperial costume complement is the golden leopard, indicating that the husband of the tomb hostess is a military attaché of the Qing Dynasty, and should be a person with high authority and fame. In addition, the hostess can wear this dress should be the wife of the concubine, why should it be buried alive?
Later, the experts found a placenta next to the hostess of the ancient tomb, and after repeated deliberation and certification by the experts, it was finally determined that the hostess had a suspended animation due to difficult childbirth, and when everyone thought she was dead and buried, she came back to life.
However, the coffin that had been covered could not be opened by her personal person, and after her struggle, she eventually died of either suffocation or starvation, in short, the cause of her death was really too pitiful.
Obviously there are still women who have been saved, but they died of misdiagnosis, and they really dare not compliment too much on the ancient diagnosis and treatment ability. After all, more than two hundred years ago, all medical technology and equipment were far less advanced than modern times, so misdiagnosis or misjudgment of death was also common, but it was little known.