First of all, I would like to ask a question: Who was the first good man in the era of cold weapons throughout the ages? I believe that 80% of the Chinese people will say that it is Li Yuanba. We will not talk about his Jinyang Palace competition, the defeat of the Tianbao general Yuwen Chengdu, the hammer town of Siping Mountain, and the killing of more than 50 generals from various anti-kings, we will talk about a pair of drum urns weighing eight hundred pounds that he made.
Being able to dance eight hundred pounds of iron hammers, Xiaobian felt that there was no need for any hammer moves at all, according to the principle that one or two things flew up, it would become a pound of weight, it was estimated that even the gods, in front of the two giant hammers weighing eight thousand pounds, had to be smashed to the soul and annihilated.
Can a person control the weight of eight thousand pounds, the answer is obviously impossible. Li Yuanba is a fictional character from the Sui and Tang Dynasties, based on Li Yuan's third son Li Xuanba (during the Qianlong period, Li Xuanba was renamed Li Yuanba to avoid Xuanye's secrets).
In the New Book of Tang, there are only a few records of this Li Yuanba of less than 100 words: "Wei Huai Wang Xuanba character Dade." Young Debate Hui. Sui Daye was ten years old, sixteen years old, and childless. In the first year of Wu De,the first year, he posthumously honored the king and his wife, and gave him the title of governor of Qin Prefecture and Sikong.' Emperor Tai made Emperor Tai the King of Yidu, worshipped him, and buried Zhiyang. Tai Migrated to Yue, and even took the title of Baoding Heir of Qiongzi, the King of Xiping. Sage, childless, state divided. ”
From this account, we can get the following information:
1, Li Xuanba is not only intelligent, but also eloquent, it can be said that the literary talent is his strength.
2. Li Xuanba died untimely at the age of 16 and was buried in Zhiyang.
3. Because Li Xuanba did not have a son, he seemed to be a meteor, suddenly floating through the sky of the late Sui and early Tang dynasties, and soon disappeared into the dust of history.
A person with no name, but after his death, he was fooled by a novelist into becoming the first good man in the world, and there is absolutely no second person except Li Xuanba.
Next, a very interesting question arises, where Li Xuanba's grave is buried.
If you want to find out where Li Xuanba's grave is, you must first find out where Li Xuanba was born. Li Xuanba's father was Li Yuan, and his mother was Empress Dou, and according to the Old Book of Tang, Empress Dou was a strange woman: she was born with her hair hanging over her neck, and she was three years old and was in line with her body. (Born with long hair hanging down to the shoulders, when he was three years old, his hair and body were high on one side)
Empress Dou once gave birth to Li Xuanba in the Jingang Temple in Zhiyang, and after Li Xuanba's death, he was likely to be buried not far from the Jingang Temple, which was very simple: first, he could get the protection of the gods in the temple; second, he could also prove that Li Xuanba was born extraordinary (born in the temple). Li Yuan, Empress Dou, and Li Xuanba would never have imagined that more than 1,000 years after Li Xuanba's death, he would become the first good man in ancient times.
(If you know the result, it is estimated that the people of the Tang Dynasty will have to treat the eyeballs the same as they did and protect Li Xuanba's mausoleum)
Historically, there are less than a hundred words of records about Li Xuanba's life, and the prince who died early disappeared into people's memories, and his mausoleum was eclipsed by the wind and rain, and it was also mixed with the surrounding terrain and landform (Li Xuanba's mausoleum was not stolen, and there was no record of theft in the historical materials), and the tomb of the early prince was preserved because of the "flattening" of the tomb.
The specific location of Li Xuanba's tomb is solved, and then there is a more question worthy of our concern: what is the pattern of the tomb of this early deceased prince, and what are the burial items in the tomb?
There is no record of the burials in Li Xuanba's tomb, but we can do so from the tomb of Li Tai, the second son of Li Shimin's concubine, Li Tai the Prince of Pugong (李泰( 618-652) zihui praise. According to Li Shimin's 14 sons and 21 daughters, he ranked fourth, he died at the age of 33 and was buried in Yun County, Hubei Province). Guess what the specifications of Li Xuanba's mausoleum and the funerary items are:
In Li Xuanba's brick tomb, there should be the following three types of treasures:
1. Living utensils, including pots, bowls, koshiki, cups and cups and other daily necessities.
2. Gold, silver and jade jewelry.
3, absolutely indispensable Tang Sancai!
According to the specifications of Tang Sancai in Li Tai's tomb, the Tang Sancai in Li Xuanba's tomb must also be complete in variety, among which there must also be a combination of four types of Tang Sancai in the town tomb, domestic servants, honor guards and animals, it can be said that once Li Xuanba's tomb is found, it is definitely a treasure house of Tang Sancai, and I believe that it will definitely make us feast our eyes!