China is a country with a long history, and in the past few thousand years, there have been many emperors. Before they died, they would usually build a very luxurious mausoleum for themselves, and there were a large number of funerary items in it. There is a tomb of an emperor in Zhejiang, China, and for 1,000 years there have been special people guarding the tomb. There is an ancient tomb in the mountain village of Zhejiang, where a family has guarded it for thousands of years, and the identity of the owner of the tomb is still a mystery!
Ancient pay attention to funerals, of course, funeral refers not only to people, but also to some gold and silver jewelry, so slowly tomb robbers also began to appear, the existence of the organ will make many tomb robbers stop, after all, life is the most important. Of course, in addition to the organs, one of the methods that the ancient emperors liked to use was to send people to guard them, and these people were called tomb keepers. In a mountain village in Zhejiang, there is a family that has guarded an ancient tomb for thousands of years, and it is still insisting on it. The specifications of this ancient tomb are very high, the old people here say that they have been guarding here for thousands of years, and every old man will confess to his next generation before dying, this habit has become an unwritten rule, but for the owner of the ancient tomb, they know nothing.
Archaeologists carefully explored the entire village and finally came to the conclusion that the owner of this imperial tomb may be Qian Hongli, the last monarch of the Wuyue Kingdom of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms.
Qian Hongli was the last monarch of the State of Wuyue, and in 974, when Zhao Kuangyin led an army to attack the Southern Tang, the later lord Li Yu sent emissaries to wuyue to ask for help, hoping that Qian Hongli would be able to send troops to help for the sake of the cold of his lips. Who knew that Qian Hongli was also a stunned young man, and he did not dare to offend Zhao Kuangyin, so he sent an army to fight with Zhao Kuangyin in the north and south to destroy the Later Tang. After the fall of the Later Tang, the State of Wu yue became the last independent regime. Qian Hongli understood the truth of the cold lips and teeth, but it was too late. With nothing to do, Qian Hongli had no choice but to declare himself a vassal, saying that he was the only one who was zhao kuangyin.
Qian Hongli actually never gained the trust of the Song Dynasty, and was later arrested by the Song Emperor. On his sixtieth birthday, the emperor sent someone to send him a congratulatory gift, but he died very strangely the day before his birthday. Whether it was poisoned or a real coincidence is unknown.
Experts began conservation excavations, but after several days of effort, nothing was found that could prove the identity of the tomb owner, apart from precious artifacts. As the team members were about to give up, there was a dilapidated wooden box in a corner of the burial chamber, and the experts were ecstatic when they opened it. It turned out that there was a seal in the box, and although the seal had been damaged, the handwriting on it was still clearly visible, and this person was Qian Hongli.