The floor tiles of the Forbidden City are broken, and experts have found a secret when repairing them! People can't help but feel that Zhu Di is too fierce
The Forbidden City, as a masterpiece of Chinese palace architecture, is called a Chinese wonder along with the Great Wall. The Forbidden City covers an area of 720,000 square meters, and the newly built Forbidden City has more than 10,000 houses, but after so many years, the number of existing houses is also more than 8,700. Walking through the red brick and green tiled Forbidden City is like a feeling of traveling to ancient times.
Since its completion, a total of 24 emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties have used it as an imperial palace, and these emperors have more or less had several enemies in the process of ascending the throne. After all, it is not easy to come by, so saving your life has become the top priority.
The security system of the Forbidden City has been continuously improved and has been almost perfect. The 10-meter-high palace wall around the Forbidden City and the 52-meter-wide moat outside the city ensure that ordinary snitches who climb over the wall have no way; there are large and small palaces and courtyards inside the Forbidden City, even if you are lucky enough to blend into the palace, there is no map to start; entering the palace or meeting the emperor must have a summons or a token marked with his name, and it is impossible to pass through the pass in a confused way. Therefore, I have to say that TV dramas kill people!
For historians and archaeologists, the Forbidden City is like a permanent subject, with hidden intentions behind every brick and tile. During a visit by the forbidden city experts to inspect the layout of the building, they accidentally found that the floor tiles in an area of the Taihedian Square were seriously damaged and wanted to be demolished and repaired.
It was found that there was another piece under the removal of one piece, and at first it was thought that the craftsman had stolen lazily during the construction and hid the remaining floor tiles underneath, and the more he dug down, the more shocked he became. The ground of Taihedian Square was actually paved with 15 floor tiles! And these floor tiles are still laid horizontally and vertically!
It turns out that the Taihe Hall was an important place for the emperor to hold weddings and enthronement ceremonies in the Ming and Qing dynasties, and this grand ceremony was held only once every many years. If the assassins who wanted to assassinate the emperor dug the tunnel leading to the Taihe Temple Square before the ceremony, it was absolutely feasible to assassinate the emperor in a chaotic manner.
Not only that, after the ming chengzu Zhu Di built the Forbidden City, he would participate in all the craftsmen to poison and dumb, so that it would take effect. The Spring and Autumn Of the Forbidden City, like the emperor himself, was made of blood and bones.