Yongchang Mausoleum was stolen, and Zhao Kuangyin's bones were hung. Is it true that there is black water in his mouth?
There are many explanations about the theft of Yongchang Mausoleum. I have been there, and I have asked the local elderly. The local story is slightly different from that circulated on the Internet, so please listen to it.
According to local Gongyi, Liu Yu, a puppet regime of Qi Dynasty, set up a "gold-touching captain" following the example of Cao Cao in the Three Kingdoms. Of course, in Song Dynasty, he was named "sand-scouring official", and two officials were designated according to local conditions, namely "Henan sand-scouring official" and "Bianjing sand-scouring official". The former specializes in stealing imperial tombs, while the latter specializes in stealing wealthy families in Tokyo.
The difference from the Internet is that some local people think that Zhu Qiyan, a folk grave robber, is under Liu Lin, Liu Yu's son. According to the present statement, Zhu Laoda is an expert in geomantic omen and tomb excavation technology and a professional guide. He has a salary, a good job (digging more) and a reward.
under the guidance of this local guide expert, the "Seven Emperors and Eight Mausoleums" in the Northern Song Dynasty were dug all over, and the Yongzhao Mausoleum in Song Renzong was turned upside down. Among them, Song Taizu and Zhao Kuangyin were not spared.
This expert made a fortune by robbing tombs, showed himself before the Crown Prince of the Puppet Chu, and personally opened the coffin of Zhao Kuangyin. Zhao Taizu founded Taizu Changquan and Panlong Cudgel before his death, claiming that a whistle stick had been used all over 4 military states, and he was born in a military family, and later he was proclaimed emperor, with a large skeleton, wide body and fat body. Grave robbers pay attention to physical dexterity, and are generally thin. After all, the size of the stolen hole is limited.
After opening it, I found that there were many funerary objects, and the rumored yu fu (which was passed down from generation to generation in yu fu, and it was also said that Mao's favorite thing was buried with him) and the jade belt (which should be owned by every Song Emperor) were all there. In order to show himself, Zhu Laoda hoisted the upper body of the corpse with a rope to take out the belt. Unexpectedly, black water was sprayed from the mouth of the corpse, which happened to spray Zhu's face.
Later, it was found that black water was nontoxic, but the black marks on the face could not be washed away, hence the nicknames "Zhu Heimian" and "Zhu Lacquer Face". (I think this ink should be "ink punishment", which was called "torture" in Song Dynasty. There are many famous figures such as Song Jiang and Lin Chong, and Di Qing, the general of Song Dynasty, has a golden seal on his face. It's just that most of Mr. Zhu's face should be covered with ink.)
It's similar to the popular Thai Henna tattoo, but it's much more difficult to wash and ugly, so he is called "Zhu Lacquered Face".
Later, Liu Yu and his son fell out of power. In order to protect their lives, they betrayed the interests of the Han people, and offered the Mao belt. Jin Renyue, named Shu Wang, and later presented Mao yu fu, who was overjoyed and was named Cao Wang. In the sixth year of Emperor Tong, the son emperor and the great thief of Song Dynasty died at home.