Why can't the Japanese open Zhu Dong's tomb?
/2f 738 BD 4b 3 1c 870 16 1 fac F2 f 2c 7 f 9 e2f 0608 ffaf？ The burial custom of X-BCE-process = image/resize, m _ lfit, w _ 450, h _ 600, limit _ 1/quality, q _ 85 makes many treasures sleep underground, and at the same time attracts people with ulterior motives to peep. Therefore, what people often see is that an ancient tomb with a good appearance, after being dug up, has long been riddled with holes and all kinds of cultural relics have been looted.
To say that these grave robbers are skilled, ordinary tombs are a piece of cake in their eyes. As long as they observe the astronomical phenomena and argue about geomantic omen, even if they are buried deep underground, they can find and judge the age and history of tombs. It is true that all the masters are among the people.
But during the Republic of China, there was such an ancient tomb, which was discovered and taken a fancy to by the Japanese. After several excavations, it failed in the end. Later, when the archaeological rescue excavation was carried out, it was found that most of the cultural relics inside were still intact. Is it because the Japanese have a conscience and are unwilling to disturb their ancestors? Of course not. There is a reason for this.
/2 1a 4462309 f 79052726 F3 af 707 F3 D7 ca 7 acbd 583？ X-BCE-process = image/resize, m _ lfit, w _ 450, h _ 600, limit _ 1/quality, q _ 85 This Japanese tomb is the tomb of a son of Zhu Yuanzhang in the Ming Dynasty, and his name is Zhu Dong, ranking 23rd. It seems that Zhu is full of energy, and how many sons can he have? Since he started Daming Company, Lao Zhu has been worried about his country, afraid of being caught by outsiders and unable to sleep at night.
Zhu hasn't studied for a few years, but his brain is not stupid. After thinking hard for a period of time, he decided to re-implement the enfeoffment system in the Han Dynasty. His sons were crowned kings, guarding one side, and * * * guarded the world of Zhujiajian, foolproof. Therefore, Zhu Dong was also named Zhong Xiang, known as the King of Jing Cheng in history.
Zhu Dong lives a stable life here. After his death, he built a magnificent mausoleum. In a flash, when Japan attacked China, they were concerned about how to possess and plunder, and were very interested in gold, silver and jewels, so this monarch's mausoleum was remembered by the Japanese.
/4b 90 f 603738 da 9778d 33 FBE 2 bb 5 1f 8 1987 18e 3 df？ X-BCE-process = image/resize，m _ lfit，w _ 450，h _ 600，limit _ 1/quality，q _ 85。 After some argumentation, the Japanese began to dig heavily, but Zhu Dong's tomb was so thick that it could not be dug for a while. The Japanese use explosives when they are in a hurry. The Japanese knew at a glance that this tomb was really awesome. If we increase the amount of explosives, I am afraid it will destroy the treasure inside, so we have to dig it gently. Anyway, there is no hurry, there is plenty of time.
The ideal is beautiful and the reality is cruel, but the Japanese who are slowly digging have no time. After the war, the Japanese army retreated to China. During this period, some lawless elements targeted here and secretly dug up. Later, in order to protect cultural relics, the state came forward to take protective excavations and found that most of the cultural relics inside were still intact, which had great historical and cultural value.