In the long history of mankind, there have been many mysterious peoples, at first they were just a tribe that survived on local resources, and finally relied on years of fighting, gradually becoming a powerful nation, and even established a kingdom.
However, after experiencing the most prosperous period, these peoples gradually disappeared, and finally they can only be known from historical texts that they did exist. The most mysterious people on the mainland belong to the Khitan Dynasty, which once created a powerful kingdom and a splendid culture, but it disappeared without a trace like the clouds of the past.
This phenomenon is not only reflected in the history of the continent, but also in the ancient Greek texts found a mysterious people, called Thesia, this people is very mysterious, there are very few things handed down, but it should be emphasized that the Cecia nation has the richest gold products in the world.
Regarding the Saihia people, the most historical record is that the Cesiah is a nomadic people, with the world's best riding skills, they are keen to go around fighting and plundering wealth, which may also be an important reason why their people's gold is exceptionally rich.
In 1993, an archaeological team organized by Russia and Germany traveled to Tuva, where Cesija once lived, where the royal family of Cesia is said to be buried. After high-tech surveys, experts found a strong metal detection reflection from the bottom of the valley, so they deduced that there were ancient tombs buried in the valley.
Experts dug up the tomb and took a picture of it with flashlights. A dazzling yellow light pierced the eyes of the experts, causing them to open their eyes. A closer look revealed that in this burial chamber, there were some cultural relics buried, gold breastplates hanging on the walls, and a sword inlaid with precious stones, which, according to statistics, weighed nearly 30 pounds of gold artifacts.
However, the experts did not lose their minds, they did not believe that The tomb of Cesiah was only this, and after careful investigation, the experts opened a stone door and found a tomb passage that led to the underground mausoleum. Although the underground burial chamber is not large, but there are 5700 pieces of gold, gold ware including a variety of daily necessities and decorations, experts open the coffin, only two bones, but there is no stone tablets and other cultural relics that can prove the identity of the tomb owner.
From these gold artifacts it can be guessed that the tomb owner must have been a member of the Royal Family of Cessia.