The dragon is the most precious totem of the Chinese nation, and in ancient times, emperors used the dragon as a worship image. The emperor claimed to be the true dragon tianzi, and many of their daily living objects would have the presence of dragons, and they sat on dragon chairs, wore dragon robes, and served dragon bowls. In the whole world, only the emperor alone can be associated with the dragon.
Not only must the dragon be associated with the living, but the tombs buried by the emperors at the time of their deaths must also be related to the dragon. They would ask the feng shui master to choose the place where the dragon vein was located beforehand, and then use this place as the location of their mausoleum. Do you know? In ancient times on the mainland, there were three emperors' mausoleums, and one of the tomb robbers did not dare to dig, one could not dig, and one could not dig. Want to know who these three people are? Just look at it together.
Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum did not dare to dig
The first owner of the mausoleum that we want to introduce that we dare not dig is Qin Shi Huang Yingzheng. Yingzheng is no stranger to everyone, established the first feudal dynasty in the history of the mainland, called himself the first emperor, hoping to be able to pass on for thousands of generations. During the reign of Qin Shi Huang, the book was the same text, the car was on the same track, the line was the same, and the weights and measures were unified. It can be said that he has made great contributions to the inheritance and development of Chinese national culture.
And Yingzheng is not only very domineering in the way of ruling, but also very domineering in personality. When he was alive, he was a typical figure of solipsism, and not only asked the civil and military officials to bow down to him, but also asked the craftsmen to devote their lives to building mausoleums for him. On the selected dragon vein, many craftsmen spent their lives to build a place for Qin Shi Huang to sleep for a hundred years.
In the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, there are not only a large number of terracotta warriors and horses to accompany the burial, but also many traps. After the long death of Qin Shi Huang, there were tomb robbers who coveted the treasures in the mausoleum, so they plucked up the courage to pry open the door of the mausoleum. After entering, these people accidentally triggered the hidden weapon mechanism, or accidentally stepped into a deadly trap, or may invite an inexplicable attack by the Terracotta Army. These bold people often have a fate to enter and not a life to come out.
Over time, there was a saying spread in the rivers and lakes that Qin Shi Huang, who was buried on the dragon vein, was blessed by a real dragon, and his mausoleum did not dare to dig. Whoever dares to try desperately will definitely pay the price.
The Yellow Emperor's crown tomb cannot be dug
Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum did not dare to dig, because there were too many dangers inside, so whose mausoleum was in awe from the heart, and let people say that they could not dig it? Of course, there is, this person is Xuanyuan Yellow Emperor.
The Yellow Emperor was the ancestor of the Chinese nation, and after he defeated Xuan You, he once again ruled the human world. He formulated the order that regulated the human world, worked hard for the development of the human race, and laid the foundation of our Chinese civilization. Each of our Chinese is a descendant of Yan Huang, and the Yellow Emperor suppresses us in the bloodline.
After the death of the Yellow Emperor, he was also buried on the dragon vein. His mausoleum made many brothers in the tomb robbery community cry out that they could not dig it. Why can't you dig? In response to this problem, some people give two reasons to explain.
The first reason lies in the historical and humanistic status of the Yellow Emperor. As we all know, the Yellow Emperor was the ancestor of the Chinese nation and laid the tone of the traditional culture of the Chinese nation. Each of us Chinese are descendants of Yan huang and are full of reverence for the Yellow Emperor. This kind of respect and reverence from the heart allows people to fundamentally restrain themselves and not to dig up the tomb of the Yellow Emperor. Because this is not only a great disrespect to the ancestors, but also a disrespect for their own bloodline.
In addition, there is another reason, that is, the Yellow Emperor's mausoleum is not a real body and funerary objects, this mausoleum located on the dragon vein is the Yellow Emperor's crown tomb. It is conceivable that there is only a simple crown inside the crown tomb to symbolize identity, and it is basically impossible to find any rare treasures from inside. Therefore, many tomb robbers will selectively avoid the Tomb of the Yellow Emperor when they are robbing tombs, and many archaeologists will selectively avoid the tombs of the Yellow Emperor when they are archaeologists.
It is precisely under the interweaving of these factors that the tomb of the Yellow Emperor has become a mausoleum that cannot be excavated. Over time, the people in the industry also formed this consensus, and when they encountered the Yellow Emperor's mausoleum, they had to take a detour.
Such consensus and practice actually represent the bottom line of human beings, and always have a reverence for ancestors and a reverence for blood, which is what each of us Chinese should do. Therefore, if someone dares to violate this bottom line, once the matter is passed out, it will definitely be condemned by the Chinese people.
Wu Zetian Qianling could not be dug
Do you know? In this world, in addition to the tombs that dare not be dug and cannot be dug, there is another place that cannot be dug, and this place is the place where Tang Gaozong Li Zhi and Wu Zetian were buried together - Qianling. Of course, Qianling was also above the dragon vein.
In this place of Qianling, the terrain is actually not dangerous, and the terrain is not steep, so why can't a group of people who come to dig the tomb be unable to dig it? Because, every time someone wants to come and dig up the tomb door, something strange will always happen here.
During the Qing Dynasty, there was a group of tomb robbers, who were particularly bold, and when they heard others say that Qianling was strange and frequent, they did not believe in evil and wanted to find out. When the gang arrived, it was still a sunny day near Qianling, and there was nothing special about it. In the evening, when they were ready to move, suddenly the weather changed drastically, and the bean-sized raindrops fell down, the lightning flashed and thundered, and the wind was fierce. The sudden change in the environment made this group of tomb robbers very afraid. In ancient times, people were superstitious, especially those who did their job, and seeing that the situation was not good, this group of people immediately ran away.
Not only are tomb robbers blocked out, archaeologists who want to dig up the tombs to find artifacts are also blocked out, and the situation is very similar to what tomb robbers encounter. When the archaeologists first arrived, everything was normal, and when they were ready to move, everything was abnormal.
Such things happen a lot, and over time, Qianling has become a very mysterious place, and people say that this is a mausoleum that cannot be dug.
epilogue
The emperors really loved the dragon totem, and if they chose the place where they would die, they must choose where the dragon vein was located. Some of the mausoleums located above the dragon vein dare not dig, some cannot dig, and some cannot be dug. Inside these mausoleums, there may be mechanisms, there may be traps, and there may be terrible things that are not named.
But even the uncanned tombs represent a piece of history, one or more great historical figures. Regardless of the tombs, we are convinced that they are of great cultural value and are waiting to be studied. To study these mausoleums is to study history, to study what we Chinese have been.
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