<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="1" >In 2013, an old farmer named Luo Huan in Luoyang, Henan Province, accidentally found a pair of things that could not be found when building a house....</h1>
On November 22, 2013, Luo Huan, who lives in Luoyang City, Henan Province, is in full swing to build a new house. Luo Huan's son, a college student, returned to Henan last year and now works for a company in Luoyang.
In order to let his son have no worries, Luo Huan took out a lifetime of savings to prepare to renovate the family's house. On the 23rd, the construction team of the village came to Luo Huan's home, but the old king of the construction team accidentally found 1 pair of unavoidable things during the excavation process, which is the so-called "golden artifact god beast".
This thing looks like it was made of pure gold, and it seems to be worth a lot. So what exactly should I do with it?
Although Luo Huan's family conditions were not good, he was very upright. He didn't think much time, so he immediately asked for a phone call from the Luoyang Cultural Relics Bureau and called to tell the situation in detail.
The archaeologists of the Cultural Relics Bureau were very interested after hearing about this incident, so they came to Luo Huan's home with the instrument after a while. After identification, experts believe that this should be a gold ware minted during the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is very precious and is of great help to archaeological research.
Moreover, being able to dig up this pair of gold objects shows that there is a tomb under this bottom!
After the experts' investigation, the ancient tomb was found under the ground in the backyard of Luo Huan's family. Considering the point of conservation of cultural relics, the archaeological team decided to carry out conservation excavations.
Due to the age of this tomb, most of the anti-theft measures have been invalidated, and experts can easily enter the burial chamber.
The identity of the owner of the tomb was determined through the epitaph, at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Xiong's friend, The son of Cao Cao, the King of Wei, Chen Hui.
In 190 AD, Chen Hui was born in the Yingchuan Chen clan. However, unlike Chen Qun, Chen Hui had no status in the Chen family because his mother was a humble maid. It's just that compared to ordinary people, life is slightly better.
Although he was not valued, Chen Hui still worked very hard, and as an adult, he relied on his own ability and family lineage to become a middle lang.
During his tenure as Zhonglang, Chen Hui befriended Cao Cao's son Cao Xiong, and the two became confidants. Like other speculators, Chen Hui also wanted Cao Xiong to compete for the position of Shizi. But Cao Xiong, unlike his brothers, has been weak and sick since he was a child, and he has no desire to compete for power, and Chen Hui can only give up in desperation.
Later, Cao Xiong died early, and Chen Hui was very sad about this, not only personally sent him to the funeral, but also put in the funeral goods at his own expense. In 231 AD, Chen Hui fell ill and died violently. When Emperor Cao Rui heard about this, he rewarded him with a large amount of money and ordered him to be posthumously honored as Guanglu Xuncheng ( 光禄勋丞).
His son Chen Si buried Chen Hui in a feng shui treasure near Luoyang, under the old house of Luo Huan's family.
Because The Chen Hui cemetery is well preserved, there is no trace of theft. Therefore, a total of 94 pieces of Eastern Han Dynasty funerary products have been excavated from the tomb, including gold, jade, porcelain, etc., with a total value of about 10 million.
In particular, this pair of "golden artifact beasts" was of great help to the archaeological work of the Eastern Han Dynasty.