The land of China is full of vitality, and in this land,
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Hundreds of millions of people live here, today we have such a convenient life, inseparable from the wisdom of the ancients, it is to explore the wisdom of the ancients, the mainland archaeologists tirelessly walk on this land. While excavating an ancient tomb in Sichuan, he accidentally obtained a valuable "cutting board".
At that time, in a small village in Sichuan, in the process of renovating old houses, an ancient tomb was found directly below the homestead, and then local archaeologists came to investigate. At this time, a villager in the village told the archaeologists that there was a wooden board in the home, I don't know if it is a cultural relic, there are some words engraved on it, but I think there may be some stories in it. Archaeologists then followed the villagers to their homes, and as soon as they entered the door, they found a wooden plank on the top of the water tank, which the family had been using to cut vegetables.
Afterwards, after wiping the planks clean, the experts carefully studied the planks. From the above writing, it is preliminarily judged that it is a plaque from the Qing Dynasty. According to the villagers, there was an ancestral hall in the village at that time, that is, above the excavation of the ancient tomb, in order to expand the road, the ancestral hall was demolished, and the things in the ancestral hall were also collected by other villagers, and this plaque was one of the items. Due to the limited level of knowledge of cultural relics and the lack of attention, it has been used as a cutting board for cutting vegetables when it was taken home and used to this day.
Archaeologists then found four large characters on the planks, which were written on them
"Mellow end square", the engraving of the font is very exquisite, but it is covered with the mark of the knife. Subsequently, according to the genealogy and village records of the village. It was found that this plaque was given by Zhang Bilu, the viceroy of Yunnan during the Qing Dynasty, and has been hung in the ancestral hall ever since.
Zhang Bilu's ancestral home was Sichuan, and during the Jiaqing years, he served as the viceroy of Sichuan, the viceroy of Yunnan and the viceroy of Guizhou, and was a member of the Yipin at that time, but there are few historical records of him. The artifacts unearthed in this tomb excavation and this plaque provide a very important clue to his research.