As we all know, China is an ancient country with a thousand years of culture, and there are countless cultural relics buried underground. So much so that it attracted the favor of many tomb robbers, who did not hesitate to pay for their lives for the so-called treasures. Some tomb robbers even lose their lives in the process of robbing the tomb, and these dangerous factors not only come from the outside, but are likely to be killed by their own accomplices.
In the process of excavation, the tomb of Princess Yongtai found a complete human skeleton next to the tomb, and an axe was placed next to the bone, so experts presume that it was owned by the tomb robbers. The tomb of Princess Yongtai is known locally as Fang Tsuka, and many people think that it is the tomb of Li Xian, the son of Wu Zetian, but after excavations by archaeologists, it is known that it is the joint burial tomb of her granddaughter Princess Yongtai and the horse. The cause of Princess Yongtai's death has always been a mystery, and some experts believe that she died by giving poisoned wine to Wu Zetian, and was only 17 years old when she died.
Later, the relevant experts transported more than 30 bones unearthed to the Xi'an Research Institute, and when they were tested, they found that the pelvis of Princess Yongtai was small and did not conform to the theory of difficult childbirth. During the exploration and excavation of the ancient tomb, it was found that the sealing soil had been passive, so they believed that it was patronized by the tomb robbers, and after further investigation, it was found that it was not a robbery cave, but was originally done by an officer of the Republic of China.
At that time, Sun Lianzhong's troops were stationed here, this person specialized in bad things, and he also had a history of stealing and digging qianling. When he blew open the tomb for further excavation, a fierce wind suddenly blew up in the sky, flying sand and stones. He believed that Providence could not be violated, so he immediately stopped the project, so that Qianling escaped the theft. Sun Bu's sappers once built a fortress on the mound of Princess Yongtai, and in order to facilitate access, he also built a trail on it, and when he arrived, the sealing soil of Princess Yongtai's tomb was seriously damaged.
The trail is one to four meters wide and becomes deeper and deeper because it is washed by rain all year round. For safety reasons, archaeologists built a dam with a height of 3.5 meters before excavation. I don't know how much netizens know about the tomb of Princess Yongtai?