Text/Sword Fights the End of the World
Shaanxi Daming Palace ruins, excavated "copper ancestor" cultural relics, experts said: In fact, the ancients were not feudal!
In the normal thinking of many people. It is believed that ancient people were very feudal, whether it was male superiority or female inferiority or an oppressive status for women, indicating that ancient times were a feudal society. But in fact, did the ancient feudal society really have no merit at all? Or was ancient times really as feudal as we think? Shaanxi found a male and seven women joint burial tomb, unearthed "copper ancestor" cultural relics, historians say, in fact, the ancients are not as feudal as we think.
Xi'an, Shaanxi is a very magical place, in Xi'an the city not only has the cultural monuments of the Qin Terracotta Warriors, but also the former Tang Dynasty, and now the Tang Dynasty City has become a very necessary tourist attraction that many people like to play. In the 1970s and 1980s, archaeologists on the mainland developed and excavated the ruins of the Ming Palace in the Tang Dynasty in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. In the process of development and excavation, the "copper ancestor" cultural relics were discovered.
Historians and historians found in Xi'an found the bodies of a man and seven women, apparently the tomb of a man and his wives and concubines after their deaths. The so-called "copper ancestor" cultural relics are the symbol of the male root. Although it is more shameful to say, ancient people were very longing for male power. Even though equality between men and women is now advocated, the affirmation of male power is something that women can never achieve.
Many people think that ancient feudal ideas are more prevalent, but this "copper ancestor" cultural relics actually reflect that the society at that time was not as feudal as we imagined, otherwise such a shameful "copper ancestor" cultural relics could not appear in the tomb, right?