Genghis Khan, the emperor who conquered Eurasia 800 years ago, no one knows where he is buried?
Genghis Khan, a generation of proud Genghis Khan, left a far-reaching influence on the history of China, Genghis Khan led the Mongol cavalry with absolute force, the Eastern Expedition to the West, not only left Genghis Khan in this part of China's mighty and good fighting posture.
About 800 years ago, Genghis Khan also led his troops to Eurasia and went straight to the hinterland of Eurasia.
Some people feel that Genghis Khan is cruel and bloody, and the sense of expansion is too obvious, and some people feel that it is Genghis Khan who hit the Eurasian continent, which has promoted the development between the two places and has indelible significance in cultural exchanges.
Genghis Khan was the emperor who conquered Eurasia 800 years ago, but there has always been an unsolved mystery about Genghis Khan, so that later historians and archaeologists have successively tried to solve the mystery - where is Genghis Khan buried?
The mausoleum of Genghis Khan
Although Genghis Khan, who founded mongolia, is a controversial figure in history, it is undeniable that Genghis Khan was a warrior and hero who should be respected, and such a figure wanted to worship in later generations, but no one knew where Genghis Khan's mausoleum was.
Ancient people attach great importance to life and death, even after the death of ordinary people, future generations will find ways to handle a funeral for them, and the scenery is beautiful, but also allows the deceased to feel at ease.
The ancient emperors were particularly attentive to the mausoleum, generally arranging posthumous affairs early, and many emperors built a special burial palace for themselves, which would take a long time, enough to see its attention.
Genghis Khan was different, and no one knows the exact location of his mausoleum, because all those who knew about it were dead.
There were 800 craftsmen who built tombs for Genghis Khan, and after the construction was completed, these craftsmen were executed by other soldiers to prevent them from saying the tomb of Genghis Khan.
Moreover, the mausoleums of Mongolia are different from those of previous emperors, and other emperors in ancient times were afraid that their descendants would not know where their tombs were, and the palaces they built were luxurious, and the treasures they carried were also fully ritualized on the day of burial.
As for the Mongolian mausoleums, they are not visible, after burial, not only will they ride horses back and forth on the mausoleum to eliminate all traces, but also build many yurts near the mausoleum to achieve the effect of confusing the line of sight, and it is also because later generations have a very difficult road to find the tomb of Genghis Khan.
Kravitz's expedition
Due to the limitations of ancient technology and the rugged terrain of Mongolia, ordinary people who want to find genghis Khan's mausoleum on their own is simply worse than ascending to the sky. Nowadays, society has a lot of high-tech technology, which has played a very big role in some archaeologists to solve historical mysteries.
In order to find the hidden tomb of Genghis Khan, the American explorer Kravitz went deep into Mongolia with a large number of high-tech equipment and expeditions.
Because the current GPS positioning system is very developed and can know the specific location of people in real time, Kravitz feels that with this black technology, Genghis Khan can be found, but the result is not so satisfactory.
Kravitz and his team used satellite imagery to survey all the places around Mongolia that could become genghis Khan's mausoleum, but to no avail.
Even if some unknown tombs were found, after technical identification, they were not the tombs of Genghis Khan, which made Kravitz feel very disappointed.
Mysterious shepherd
Just as Kravitz and the expedition were exhausted, unconfident, and ready to return, they encountered a shepherd on the way, but the mystery was not the shepherd, but the mission of the shepherd family, whose ancestors had lived in this place for generations to guard the mausoleum behind the stone wall.
And this mausoleum is obviously very mysterious, because the shepherds have guarded here for forty generations, but they don't know who is buried in the mausoleum.
Clavitz listened to the shepherd's words and felt that the mausoleum guarded by the shepherd was most likely Genghis Khan, so he immediately began archaeological survey work.
Happily, after the technical survey of the expedition, the mausoleum can coincide with the age of Genghis Khan's life, which means that the possibility of this mausoleum being Genghis Khan increases.
Unfortunately, as the expedition surveyed deeper, many poisonous snakes poured out of the mausoleum, biting the archaeologists, and the people of Mongolia knew about it and stopped the expedition of Kravitz and his team, which they believed to be Genghis Khan's punishment for mankind.
So in the end, Kravitz still returned without success, and the mysterious mausoleum after the final identification has also been determined that it is not the real mausoleum of Genghis Khan, which is really quite impressive
