What grave-robbing sects were there in ancient China?

In the history of grave-robbing in China, there are mainly four grave-robbing schools, namely, the gold-touching school, the mountain-moving school, the mountain-unloading school and the mountain-sending school.

First, the Golden Touch School: It started with the treacherous Cao Cao and established the "Golden Touch Team Leader".

It is said that Cao Cao, who dominated the party at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, set up a tomb-robbing service in order to raise military expenses, which is somewhat similar to today's Golden Army. The so-called Golden Force, which belongs to the Chinese People's Armed Police Force, was established in 1979. It is the economic construction force and the first-level budget unit of the state finance, which mainly undertakes the national gold mineral exploration task. However, there are still obvious differences between the two. Countries and warlords cannot be equated, and mineral resources and antique cultural relics cannot be compared.

Second, the school of moving mountains: imitating Taoist priests to "move mountains and divide armour"

Yishan School was initially formed in Qin and Han Dynasties, but it didn't develop until the middle of Qing Dynasty. The Yishan Sect adopts a way of robbing tombs, commonly known as "opening the corner", just like the martial arts sect that wins by strength. Nature is good at "vigorously king kong palm" and so on, rather than soft tactics such as Wudang Taiji Bagua Array.

Third, Xie Ling School: Looking for graves by smell.

It is said that the founder of Xie Lingmen was a bandit leader, and the immortal taught him the "powerful method", so this bandit leader was invincible in Hanshan. Later, he began to rob tombs and taught this method to his proud disciples. Slowly, people in Xielingmen began to get rich. Because their master is not only proficient in martial arts, but also versatile, he has produced many famous figures, such as Lu Fengxian, who is known as "the red rabbit in Mane, the Lyu3 bu4 inside man". He once helped Dong Zhuo to steal the Han tomb, and Lu Bu's superb skill in painting halberds in the square was also related to his skill in unloading mountains. Xie Ling Lishi is relatively open and will not blindly build cars behind closed doors. Therefore, in the Northern Song Dynasty, they combined the skill of moving mountains by touching gold, made new improvements in geomantic omen, broken array and so on, and even surpassed them after their own understanding.

4. Faqiu Sect: Holding an irreplaceable bronze seal when robbing a tomb.

In the history of grave robbery, Faqiu School appeared later than Mojin School and did not appear until the Eastern Han Dynasty. His disciples call themselves General Faqiu, also known as Faqiu Officer or Faqiu Lingguan. In fact, there is not much difference between General Faqiu and a captain Mo Jin in the means of robbing tombs. They mainly use astrology and geomantic omen to determine the location of tombs and burial rooms, and then carry out excavation, but the technology is inferior. But General Faqiu and the captain who touched the gold have different styles and rules. General Faqiu often covers himself as a pawnbroker or antique dealer, and generally does not make moves easily. Only some large tombs can arouse their interest and appetite.