Love is the eternal theme of human beings, and I believe that many people will agree with this sentence. However, in the history books, there are often few records of love and love, and many of them are imagined and compiled by later generations according to the records of the stars and the legends handed down by the folk. Some are even excavated from the ground, such as the cultural relics excavated from the ancient tombs of the Han Dynasty mentioned today, which reveal a beautiful love that has not been seen in the history books.
At the end of 2008, a group of tomb robbers came to a Han tomb in Dayun Mountain, Yunshan Village, Maba Town, Xuyi County, Jiangsu Province. This gang of tomb robbers has been eyeing this Han tomb for a long time, but because the specifications of this Han tomb are too big, they dare not shoot for a long time.
At the end of 2008, they entered the burial chamber with explosives and oxygen tubes, and eventually stayed here. The police received a report from the local villagers, and finally found the place according to the clues and with the cooperation of archaeologists, and as soon as they entered, they saw the bodies of 4 tomb robbers.
The Han tomb has been exposed, so it must be excavated as soon as possible, so since the beginning of 2009, the Nanjing Museum has set up an archaeological team to be responsible for the protective excavation of this Han tomb.
After more than a year of investigation, experts have discovered that the area where the tomb belongs to is 250,000 square meters, what is this concept? Just walking from east to west would take more than an hour. Whose tomb is it that is such a local tycoon?
This tomb is the tomb of King Yi of Jiangdu and Liu Fei. Liu Fei was the son of Emperor Jing of Han, and Liu Che, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, was his half-brother, and historical records record that when Liu Fei was 15 years old, he established a certain merit in quelling the rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms of Wu and Chu, so he was named the King of Jiangdu.
There is also a record of Liu Fei's life in the "Records of History": "Jiangdu Yi Wang Fei, with the title of Prince of Runan, was made the Prince of Runan in the second year of Xiaojing's reign. When Wu Chu rebelled, he was not fifteen years old, had the strength to write to Wu. Emperor Jing gave fei the seal of general and attacked Wu. Wu was broken, two years old, migrated to the king of Jiangdu, ruled Wu's homeland, and gave Tianzi the banner with military merit. In the fifth year of Yuan Guang, the Xiongnu entered the Han Dynasty as thieves, and they were not allowed to attack the Xiongnu unless they wrote the original letter. Non-good strength, governing the palace, inviting four parties to be arrogant, arrogant and extravagant. ”
As a well-known figure in history, Liu Fei's tomb is naturally very large, a total of tens of thousands of precious cultural relics have been excavated, and the types of cultural relics are diverse, including gold, silver, copper, iron, pottery, jade, braided chimes, cadmium, copper ding, excellent figurines, copper ancestors, copper mirrors, hooks and other cultural relics.
These artifacts are well-made works of art with high archaeological value. But the most noteworthy is one of the special pairs of silver belt hooks.
Liu Fei's tomb not only buried him alone, but also 34 women, who should all be Liu Fei's princesses. In Tomb No. 12, experts found this pair of special silver belt hooks.
Where is this silver belt hook special? One is that the inside of the silver belt hook is engraved with Liu Fei's title, which is very rare, and only concubines who are deeply trusted and favored by Liu Fei can be buried with Liu Fei's name
In addition, the silver hook was originally separated, but once merged, it became the shape of two dragons, and the two dragons were engraved with the words: "Long do not forget".
This is clearly a promise gift sent by Liu Fei, although Liu Fei has a large number of wives and concubines, but such a silver belt hook with special significance is only this one. The four words engraved on the silver belt hook are Liu Fei's promise to the owner that he will never forget. Experts can't help but sigh when they see this: it turns out that this is the love of ancient emperors.