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The Jin Dynasty was one of those minority regimes, or one that had a profound impact on history.
The Jin Dynasty had an area of 3.61 million square kilometers, with a population of about 56 million in its heyday, bordering Western Xia and Mongolia to the west and the Southern Song Dynasty to the south.
The Jin Dynasty passed on ten emperors and enjoyed 119 years of the country.
The founding emperor of the Jin Dynasty, named Guanyan Akuta, was born in Heilongjiang on August 1, 1068 AD, and was a Jurchen.
Yes, it is the later establishment of the Houjin and the establishment of the Jurchen clan of the Great Qing.
Since he was a child, Ah Kuan da has been riding and shooting well, and he is brave and good at fighting.
In 1114 AD, Ah Kuan raised an army against the Liao Dynasty, and the founding name of the country was "Jin", becoming the founding emperor of the Jin Dynasty.
Man is inherently dead, and the emperor is no exception.
In 1123, Ah Kuan died of illness at the age of fifty-six.
After Ah Kuan was killed, Ah Kuan's younger brother Guanyan Wu Begmai ascended the throne as emperor for Emperor Taizong of Jin.
The capital of the Jin Dynasty at that time was Shangjing, which is now the Baicheng Town of Acheng District, Heilongjiang.
After Ah Bone was killed, he was buried in Shangjing by his brother, that is, buried in Heilongjiang.
Miraculously, in addition to the mausoleum in Shangjing, Akuta has another mausoleum, a mausoleum that has suffered a lot, and a mausoleum that is used as a septic tank.
As early as the 1980s, archaeologists discovered a huge stone pit at the Jinling ruins in Fangshan, Beijing.
People think that this is an ordinary stone pit, a stone pit with no characteristics, a stone pit with no historical traces.
As a result, the experts forgot about the pit, and slowly, the pit was used as a septic tank by the surrounding farmers.
Later, until 2002, experts went to archaeology and research again, a stone pit that farmers used as a septic tank.
After studying and studying, people actually found that this seemingly ordinary stone pit was actually the mausoleum of the founding emperor of the Jin Dynasty.
It turned out that the mausoleum of Ah Kuan Da had been relocated three times, and this one in Beijing was one of them.
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