In April 1992, several villagers in MangzhongShan accidentally found a cave opening in the process of taking stones from the mountain, which seemed to be very deep. Driven by curiosity, they enlarged the opening of the cave, and they found that the stone at the entrance of the cave was a huge stone chamber artificially hewn, and there was a tunnel at the other end of the stone chamber that extended into the distance.
However, the gang did not report to the competent authorities, but the matter had spread locally, and the director of the Yongcheng Museum, after hearing about it, realized that the situation was not good, and after driving here, he found that it was a large-scale imperial mausoleum.
After rescue excavations, the most exquisite golden jade robe in China was unearthed, which is the tomb of King Xiao of Han Liang.
Who is this Liang Xiaowang? This was the grandson of Liu Bang, the ancestor of Han Gao, the son of Liu Heng, the emperor of Han, and the brother of Emperor Jing of Han, Liu Wu.
Liu Wu was made the King of Liang in 168 BC, died in 144 BC, and reigned for 25 years on the present-day Mount Mangzhong, which was also the place where Liu Bang slashed the snake and rebelled to establish the Han Dynasty for four hundred years.
In 157 BC, the Han Jing Emperor Liu Qi succeeded to the throne, and soon the seven kings of the imperial family were dissatisfied with the central government's policy of cutting the king and brazenly launched an armed rebellion, which became the "Rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms".
Emperor Jingdi of Han adopted Zhou Yafu's policy of encircling and not attacking, at the expense of King Liang to hold back the rebels. Zhou Yafu detoured behind the enemy, cut off the rebels' food routes, and finally put down the rebels. Liu Wu, the King of Liang, was instrumental in this counter-rebellion, and Emperor Jing of Han, in order to make up for his debt to King Liang, gave him a large number of rewards. According to the "Records of History", "When he did not die, his wealth was innumerable, and the remaining gold in the Tibetan government was still more than 400,000 catties."
Its tomb is cut into the mountain, hidden through stones, and the tomb door is to the east, and the tomb is 56.62 meters long. The Tombs of King Liang of The Han Dynasty in Shanxi are the earliest and largest group of Han tombs ever discovered in China. The mausoleums of the Han Liang kings in The Western Han Dynasty of Mangzhong Mountain are cut into mountains and hidden through stones, with complex structures and magnificent momentum, just like underground palaces. It is particularly worth mentioning that the Western Han Dynasty Liang King Mausoleum Group is in the Western Han Dynasty, where explosives have not yet come out, completely by countless migrant workers with hammers to knock out, its engineering is vast, the skill is breathtaking, and the Han Dynasty murals, golden jade clothes, gilded carriages and horses, cavalry figurines and a large number of exquisite jade objects unearthed from the tomb are even more rare treasures.
During the reign of King Liang, the Dazhi Palace expanded Suiyang City by more than 70 miles and built Liang Garden for 300 miles. In addition, Liang Xiaowang's poetry and songs were widely taught with sages in the world, and many great literary heroes were guests on the Liang throne: Sima Xiangru, Mei Cheng, Zou Yang, etc., leaving a large number of masterpieces passed down from generation to generation, making significant contributions to the development of HanFu.
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