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Beijing found a simple ancient tomb, the owner of the tomb wearing a dragon robe and wearing a Dongzhu Chaozhu, who is he.
When it comes to tombs, mystery, money, immortality is the first thing everyone thinks of, in modern archaeology has unearthed a large number of precious cultural relics, but also unearthed the ancients refining the "elixir of immortality", so the mystery of the tomb has a great attraction to people. Not just because of the value of the cultural relics, but the historical significance behind the cultural relics.
With the development of the real estate industry, large-scale civil engineering projects are emerging in an endless stream, and more and more ancient tombs have been excavated unexpectedly, especially in Beijing, as the capital of the Ming and Qing dynasties, news about the excavation of ancient tombs is endless. One of the tombs unearthed in the surrounding area of Beijing has attracted the attention of experts, this tomb looks very simple, but unearthed a dry corpse, wearing a dragon robe and wearing a Dongzhu Chaozhu, who is he?
At the beginning of this century, a construction site worker in Beijing accidentally dug up an ancient tomb, in view of the particularity of Beijing, in recent years, the people also have the concept of protecting cultural relics, they immediately reported the matter to the relevant departments, archaeologists quickly rushed to carry out protective excavation, because the tomb is small, the excavation work is very smooth, but the coffin opened inside the scene made the experts wonder, only to see the coffin lying in a Qing Dynasty male dry corpse, wearing a dragon robe and wearing the Eastern Pearl Chao beads, but not braided, but the hair coiled into a bun.
Because according to the Qing Dynasty regulations, the Eastern Pearl Dynasty beads can only be worn by the emperor and the empress when they hold grand ceremonies in the palace, and the man is also wearing a dragon robe, it is reasonable to say that the tomb should not be so frugal, and the hair bun is also very strange.
In order to find out the identity of the tomb owner, experts went through a large number of ancient books, compared the excavated cultural relics, and finally determined that the tomb owner was a Sipin official during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, named Huang Huowu. Because he entered the dynasty as an official, he had to shave his hair and change his clothes, because of his merits, Kangxi rewarded the "five-clawed dragon robe" and the Eastern Pearl Chaozhu, which is also known as the python robe. As for the bun, the family pulled the hair braid into a bun after his death, and then buried it in the traditional way of the Han people to show comfort.
One of the meanings of archaeology is to help us restore history and let us understand more real history.