Why do most grave robbers want to steal Ganling?
The excavation of Dingling Mausoleum of Emperor Wanli in the Ming Dynasty caused irreparable loss. Since then, there has been a rule in the country that emperors' tombs should not be excavated casually. In fact, there is also a tomb of the son of heaven that was once very close to excavation. Which one? It is the dry tomb that most grave robbers have coveted for more than 1 years.
Ganling is located in Liangshan, six kilometers north of Ganxian County, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province. It is the burial tomb of Tang Gaozong Li Zhi and Wu Zetian. There is also a very funny story in the history books about why this Fuling was built here. It's said that Li Chunfeng and Yuan Tiangang set off immediately after receiving the selection of Feng Shui treasure land for the son of heaven, and eventually both of them chose a place.
When they returned to Chang 'an, they told the Emperor that they had found a treasure trove of geomantic omen. Yuan Tiangang first said that he had buried a copper coin in the land of Feng Shui, while Li Chunfeng said that he had nailed a big nail at both ends of the land of Feng Shui. At first, they happened to happen to coincide, and the nail happened to be nailed in the eyes of the copper coin.
Experts suggest that the geomantic omen in Liangshan, where Ganling is located, is really good, and the geomantic omen advocated by predecessors are all manifested here. The geomantic omen of Ganling is good after all, and I dare not talk nonsense. However, this huge mausoleum has escaped the visit of grave robbers once and for all for thousands of years, and it is safe in the end.
in the history books, Huang Chao once led 4, male masters to steal Ganling, which was "the tomb of Wuhou, and Huang Chao cut it down", but the excavation of 4, male masters only excavated a ravine, but did not touch the underground palace. Huang Chao failed, and Wen Tao, the next five generations of our time, began to play the role. This man was a famous grave robber. "Tao was in the town for seven years, and those who were in the Tang tombs were aware of it and took their treasures." Wen Tao simply robbed the Tang Emperor Mausoleum, but Ganling had no way to rob it.
At that time, Guang left the Republic of China. When Sun Lianzhong saw that the warlord Sun Dianying stole the tombs of Empress Dowager Cixi and Emperor Qianlong and got a few treasures, he set his sights on Ganling. When the gunpowder rang, sand and stones flew suddenly, and several soldiers were killed on the spot, which scared Sun Lianzhong to death, and he no longer dared to fight Ganling's opinion.
One day in November, 1957, a road near Ganling needed stone maintenance, and several farmers shot stones on Liangshan Mountain, and in a short time, they invented the tomb of Ganling. When the experts left the scene for on-the-spot investigation, they found that this was different from the records in the history books. The entrance of Ganling Xuanque was blocked by stone, and the stone loopholes were fixed by cast iron. Therefore, it was judged that this was the import of Ganling Underground Palace.
after the underground palace entrance was invented, there was a person who was particularly impulsive. Who was it? Guo Moruo. After the invention of the Dry Mausoleum Road, Guo Moruo and others submitted the Dry Mausoleum Excavation Scheme to the State Council. In this plan, Guo Moruo mentioned, "There is no doubt that there must be a lot of valuable books and paintings in the interior, maybe there is Wu Zetian's" Hanging Arch Collection "and Wang Xizhi's" Preface to Lanting ". Unknown, this must be an unknown event! "
According to historical documents, Wang Xizhi's Preface to the Lanting Pavilion was buried with Li Shimin, but Wen Tao didn't invent this top national treasure when he robbed Zhaoling, Li Shimin's mausoleum, so most people thought that this national treasure was probably buried in Ganling. However, when Premier Zhou saw this statement, he instructed a sentence, "We can't finish the bad thing, but we can leave it to our ancestors."
Because Ganling was not excavated, Guo Moruo was not very willing, so he excavated several graves buried with Ganling, such as Princess Yongtai's tomb and Prince Zhanghuai's tomb. By the way, in view of the grandeur of Ganling, Guo Moruo once wrote a poem, "There is still a monument without a word, and sixty Wang Binli stands in the open air. Crown Li Tang cultural relics sheng, measure the female emperor's intelligence. Huang Chao ditch is safe in the mausoleum, and the description of virtue and discipline will not be passed down. When the secluded palace is restarted, it is still expected to continue a new article. " ("You Gan Ling")