When the sun and moon were empty, the character 曌 was not originally there, because the first female emperor in history was known to the public as the female emperor, Wu Xi, who was born.
Wu Zetian's life is legendary. After his death, he also left a puzzle for posterity. That is, in front of the tomb there are sixty-one stone statues without heads. There is not a single record in the history books, which has overwhelmed countless experts, and the puzzles that the experts have been puzzled by are finally solved by two peasant uncles with a hoe. Now the mystery has been revealed.
Wu Zetian is the only female emperor in China, she has a strong wrist and a superb means. She has done many deeds that have benefited the people. Although after abdicating, she became an empress again and was buried with Emperor Gaozong of Tang. After her death, she left behind a wordless tablet and sixty-one headless stone men who were dressed in costumes that were not from the Tang Dynasty. Tall, fat and thin varies. Everyone also does not know whether it was established by wu xi or arranged by the descendants.
It was only in 1974 that the truth came out. Two peasant uncles in Shaanxi. When working in the fields. A hoe dug out a stone man's head, and then the two men continued to dig, digging more and more. They felt that they might have dug a grave, so they immediately called the police. After the arrival of archaeologists. Immediately checked the information, carefully put away the stone man's head. After a long period of investigation, it was finally found, and after identification and comparison, it was found that these stone heads were the heads of sixty-one headless stone people in front of Wu Zetian's tomb.
After a continuous restoration of the stone people, through the appearance and clothing of the stone people. It was determined that these stone people were not Tang Dynasty people, but Turkic people during the Tang Dynasty. With this clue, it is possible to go further down. Through a large number of ancient books and clues, experts have unanimously confirmed that these sixty-one stone figures were carved in the form of the Turkic vassals of the Tang Dynasty.
Why is the head separated from the body, and what secret is hidden in it? Experts are still studying further. So far there is no conclusion. But most of it is likely to be vandalism. If it is a natural disaster. It cannot be that the body is not damaged and only the head is cut off but not damaged. The incision between the stone man's torso and head is very smooth. Should be thought. But who did it? This has not yet been solved.