Every time the imperial tomb is mentioned, many people feel that it is a mysterious and dangerous thing. The mystery is because in the imperial tombs are generally buried ancient emperors, and the burial items are also full of strong mystery, but the danger is the exploration of the imperial tombs.
Many emperors will set up hidden mysteries in their tombs before they die, and once their tombs are invaded, at least these hidden organs can kill them. Therefore, excavating the imperial tomb is also a very dangerous thing.
In this place in Shaoxing, Zhejiang, archaeologists excavated the imperial palace during the Southern Song Dynasty, known as a temporary burial place. This place is buried by six emperors such as Gaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty, and these emperors who died were buried here before the Yuan army attacked the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty.
Compared with other imperial tombs, the scale of the Southern Song Dynasty imperial tombs is relatively small, there are no stone carvings here, and there is no Shinto. It may be that several emperors who died at that time only temporarily placed their coffins here, hoping that after the real recovery of the Central Plains, they could completely bury the ancestral tombs.
Known as the Six Tombs of the Song Dynasty, this imperial mausoleum is the most tragic imperial mausoleum in Chinese history. According to relevant historical records, at that time, in the early Yuan Dynasty, Yang LianZhenjia led people to dig up the Song Liuling Tombs, stole the buried objects, and even made the head of Zhao Yun of the Song Lizong into a wine utensil.
Later, in the early Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang issued an order to repair the Song LiuLing Tombs, rebury the scattered bones of the empress, and at the same time erect monuments and pines, and sacrifices were made.
The six emperors buried in the Six Tombs of the Song Dynasty can be said to be almost the entire history of the Southern Song Dynasty, and the entire rise and fall of the Southern Song Dynasty can be reflected in this mausoleum. Many people will wonder why they chose the imperial tomb of the Song Dynasty here.
Xiaobian believes that Shaoxing was the most famous big city in the south at that time, which is equivalent to today's Shanghai and Shenzhen. The Southern Song Dynasty established a palace in Shaoxing, and then Emperor Gaozong of Song also took the meaning of "The Grand Rest of the Shaoyi World, the PiXu of the Hundred Years", changed the yuan to Shaoxing, and shengyue Prefecture as Shaoxing Province, and then listed Shaoxing as the capital of the escort.
In addition, at that time, some ministers who understood feng shui said that a large flat land north of Zhenbaoshan in the southeast of Shaoxing was a rare feng shui treasure land. So according to these two points, the imperial tomb was finally selected here.
In the process of rescue excavation by archaeologists, it was found that the Song LiuLing tombs were also stolen and excavated, but compared with the previous imperial tombs, the degree of theft like the Song Liu Tombs should be said to be unique in history, so that the archaeological team is indeed very sorry!
On the ground, the only cultural relics visible in the Song Liu Tombs are the pine trees on both sides, these pine trees are the symbols of the imperial tomb, and under each pine tree is an imperial tomb, but according to the folk saying, archaeologists believe that it is not necessarily accurate, according to the framework of the table bureau, the pine tree cannot be used to determine where the imperial tomb is.
Judging from the current archaeological excavations, the tomb palace of Emperor Gaozong of Song is 90 meters wide and 70 meters long. The entire cemetery covers an area of 7,000 square meters, and in the construction system of the Tombs of the Song Dynasty, the lower palace of Emperor Gaozong of Song should be in the northwest direction of the Upper Palace.
Nowadays, the Song Liu Tombs have been listed as a key cultural relics protection unit by the state. After thousands of years of ups and downs, archaeologists finally confirmed the location of the Song Liu Mausoleum, but everything underground has become confusing, how many royal tombs are there, and what kind of historical secrets are hidden? All of this needs to be discovered further!