The land of China is rich in products and rich in land, and in the development process of Yangyang Huaxia, many people have struggled all their lives for the strength of Huaxia. During the Western Han Dynasty, Zhang Qian's envoys to the Western Regions not only opened up the Silk Road, but also left us with precious historical materials. However, two thousand years later, the contents of the secret letter in the Western Regions Ruins have no one can understand, what is going on? Let me reveal the secrets to you.
During the Western Han Dynasty, in today's Minfeng County, there was a small city-state, which was called the Jingjie State by the Han Dynasty, although most of the residents of the country were mainly engaged in agriculture, but its city-state was built on the Silk Road, so often merchants gathered, the country gradually prospered and became rich, to the Qing Dynasty, the Jingzhi State was called "Niya City", and to this day, there is an administrative division of Niya Town. The ruins of Niya, the ruins of the Jingjie Kingdom, were annexed by other countries in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and most of the residents were forced to move out of their original residences, leaving many ancient architectural sites.
After the founding of New China, the preparations for the investigation of the Western Niya Ruins were carried out intensively, and in 1959, after some dispatch of troops, Mr. Shi, an archaeologist, led a team of his own to go deep into the Niya ruins to collect cultural relics. In the windy desert, it is very difficult to collect cultural relics, but with the unremitting efforts of Mr. Shi and the team members, there are still huge discoveries.
In the central area of the site, Mr. Shi and his party found a large number of buried wooden, bronze, pottery, stone tools and other cultural relics, in addition, there are many Chinese wooden Janes, as well as a special box, what is inside the box, it is not clear at all, because the box is covered with dirt. After unsuccessful attempts to find valuable artifacts inside the box, Mr. Shi and his team members did not take the risk, but chose to take the artifacts they found, return to the museum, and do further work deployment.
Mr. Shi and a group of experts, studied for a long time, did not understand how to open this box, in the eyes of ordinary people, this box is dirt inside and outside, there is not much valuable stuff at all, but intuition tells Mr. Shi is not so simple, so, after his trickery, the lid of this big box was finally opened.
It turns out that this box lid due to deformation, firmly buckled on the bottom of the box, only a little bit of pry the box lid, and the dirt is removed as much as possible, in order to reveal the hidden "treasure", this box hidden, actually are wooden calves, wooden calves are Chinese letters, but many of the words on the wooden blasphemy, but no one can understand, after consulting a large number of materials, it is determined that this font is The Lu script.
The Baloo script is a script of ancient India, but it is also the script of the Xinjiang region of the mainland and is one of the earliest ethnic ancient scripts used. As a pinyin Chinese character, the Linglu letter is not ligature, but there is no spacing, and it is generally cursive. According to Indian legend, the Luwen was created by an immortal named "Donkey Lips" in ancient India, and its image is strange, similar to the Cangjie in Chinese mythology. In the mainland, it is divided into two branches: one is the Khotanese language as the carrier, and the other is based on the Shanshan language.
But the Chlovin was not as popular as we might think, and in the Nyyar region it was only used between nobles and religious people. Most of the Literature found now belongs to the Kingdom of Shanshan, but the royal family always has a time of decline, so the people who understand the Luwen have gradually disappeared, and why the Luluwen disappeared in ancient India is still an unsolved mystery.
After the study of modern philologists, the Luwen has been cracked somewhat, according to the cracked Qiluwen translation of these excavated wooden dudus, the text written on the top of the secret letter should be: There is a danger from the Subi people, Ru must not be neglected, other border sentries, should be quickly sent here... Now the last news came that there was a danger from the Subic people, and the soldiers had to go, no matter how many troops there were.
Today, whether in India or the Nyaya region, no one uses this script anymore, and even few people can understand it, which is a pity, and it is hoped that more related cultural relics will be unearthed to solve these confusing historical mysteries.