In the summer of 1970, a farmer in Cangxian County, Hebei Province, was herding sheep in the wild, and suddenly found that there was a gloomy hole in the soil slope, the air was blowing, and the white bones inside were piled up, which frightened him to turn his head and run, stumbling all the way.
After returning to the village, he quickly reported the matter to the captain. The captain did not dare to be idle, and reported the matter to the commune. Soon, the local cultural relics department received the news and quickly rushed to the scene for investigation, and the preliminary judgment was that this was an ancient tomb.
With the approval of the superiors, rescue archaeological excavations were carried out on the tomb.
They found that the specifications of this tomb are very high, and from the shape of the brick chamber tomb structure, it is in line with the characteristics of the Qing Dynasty, and it should be the tomb of a certain official in the Qing Dynasty.
The tomb is well preserved and shows no signs of theft.
As archaeological excavations continued to advance, a shocking scene appeared, and there were 6 Sensen white bones lined up side by side in the burial chamber, none of which were coffins. Identified as young women.
Who are they? Why are they buried without a coffin?
Subsequently, another burial chamber was found next to it, in which two huge coffins appeared, side by side. The appraisal result, for a man and a woman, should be a husband and wife burial tomb. Who are the 6 women in the next burial chamber?
The tomb is located about 300 meters south of Beicun, Cuierzhuang Town, Cangxian County, Hebei Province.
Who is the owner of the tomb?
This is a Qing Dynasty tomb, and it is of a very high rank, and it is buried in Cuierzhuang, Cangxian County, Hebei Province. Archaeologists consulted the Qing Dynasty historical materials and came up with a surprising result: this person was not someone else, but the famous Ji Xiaolan.
Buried with him was his wife Ma Yuefang, and the remains of the other six bodies were his concubines.
Ji Xiaolan, Ji Da tobacco bags, everyone is familiar with it. As soon as we think of the name, we seem to be able to smell the smoke of "little orchid".
The hit of a TV series "Iron Tooth Copper Tooth Ji Xiaolan" made the name Ji Xiaolan a household name in China! He was full of poetry, full of experience, vicious, upright, and witty and brave, leaving a deep impression on people. The TV series portrays Ji Xiaolan as a flawless man.
But is Ji Xiaolan really like this in reality?
With the discovery of Ji Xiaolan's tomb, another side of Ji Xiaolan also surfaced.
Ji Xiaolan, a native of Xianxian County, Hebei Province, was a famous writer and politician of the Qing Dynasty, majoring in the Siku Quanshu, who died in jiaqing in 10 years (1805) at the age of 81.
Through consulting various historical materials, people have come to another Ji Xiaolan, who is very different from the TV series - he is a talented man, a little uninhibited, and likes women.
Below, I will talk about two or three things about Ji Da's cigarette bag, paragraph one:
One day in the 55th year of Qianlong, Ji Xiaolan passed by a nunnery and saw a young nun with a clear eyebrow who was drawing water, so he followed her into the nunnery.
The nun asked, "Who is coming?"
Ji Xiaolan replied: Ji Yun Ji Xiaolan!
As soon as they heard that the great talent Ji Xiaolan had come, the nuns were all surrounded and chattering.
The abbot wanted him to write a couplet for the nunnery in order to increase the popularity of the nunnery. Ji Ji Lan gladly agreed, so he took out a pen, ink and paper, spread it out, brushed his beard, and Dragon Flying Phoenix Dance wrote down two lines:
Straight through,
Two open doors.
When the literate nunneries looked at it, they were shocked, this Ji Dacai was so immodest, how could this be?
When Ji Xiaolan saw that the crowd looked wrong, he immediately brushed his sparse beard again, laughed, and added 6 words after writing:
Straight to Xitian Road,
Two doors open.
When the nuns saw it, they immediately applauded, even declaring, "Wonderful! "It's worthy of being a big talent, but it's just a little too naughty."
Paragraph 2:
Once, after Xiaolan and a minister were on duty, the two of them were talking and laughing from time to time.
The little eunuch next to him was very curious, so he asked, "What are the two adults talking about?" So happy. ”
Ji Xiaolan looked up and beckoned, "You come here." ”
Then he said, "No jokes, but..."
The little eunuch hurriedly asked, "But what?" What about below? ”
"There's nothing underneath!" Then laughed.
You said that this Ji Xiaolan not only made fun of the nuns, but also made fun of the little eunuch, is it too much? How can a university scholar make such a joke? Sven swept the floor.
This is no accident and is related to his personal life.
Wild history is recorded: Gong is eighty years old this year, still lustful, eating (eating) ten pounds of meat every day, not eating (eating) a grain all day long, and really strange people are also.
Another wild history: Ji Wenda said that he was the reincarnation of a wild monster, using meat as rice and no grain of rice to eat. The number of women in the day, the five drums such as once, return to the house once, once at noon, once in the twilight, once in bed, indispensable. In addition, those who are happy and fortunate often have it.
In this way, it proves that he joked with nuns and eunuchs, but in fact, his heart was so.
The record of norishi is not too exaggerated, from a medical point of view, five times a day, this is almost impossible to complete.
But Noji's account seems to have come from his own mouth, otherwise others would not have known such a private matter. It should be that old friends get together, and after drinking, they open their mouths and say that they have leaked their mouths. Then it was written down by people with hearts and spread, after all, he was a celebrity, there was material.
The content of Wild History I, which should be derived from Wild History II, is a generalization or copy.
Is that really the case?
Looking back at his tomb, 1 wife and 6 concubines, it can also be confirmed that the record of wild history is not empty.
Somehow, his concubines died young. Even if he died, Lao Ji would be with them. In ancient times, concubines were of inferior status (unlike today), so there were no coffins. This can only show that Lao Ji is too ruthless, how much is a thin coffin worth? With his financial ability, it is easy to do, but he does not, thin and unkind. I have personally seen the tombs of monogamous wives and concubines in Linxian County, all of which have coffins, and the people are not as high as his social status.
It is reasonable to say that in ancient times, it was normal for men with status to have three wives and four concubines, but it seemed abnormal to put them on Ji Xiaolan.
The relationship between him and Xiao Yue on TV now seems to be too problematic, and there is Mo Shuo, it seems that his side is always inseparable from the surrounding of women, which can also explain a problem from another side: he does frequently approach women. Just shooting a TV series out of negative considerations, I wrote things in reverse.
What do you think? Comments are welcome.
