Is it true that Zhao Kuangyin's tomb was stolen and the mouth of the grave robber was sprayed with liquid?
I have also heard some legends about grave robbery since I was a child. The real grave robbery is not as wonderful as in novels and TV series, but it is equally scary.
In addition to the tombs of princes and nobles, the tombs of local gentry and nobles are also frequented by grave robbers. The tombs of ordinary rich families are not as high as those of princes, and grave robbers will not move freely. At this time, grave robbers will kick open the front or back board of the coffin, climb in, tie the body to themselves, drag the body out and look for the treasure.
But some princes' tombs are sometimes treated like this by grave robbers, mainly because the owner of the tomb is too fat to carry easily. For example, Zhao Kuangyin, the founding emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty, was tied up by grave robbers.
Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin people, the word Yuen Long, alias Xiang Haier and Zhao Jiuzhong, are from Zhuozhou. Zhao Kuangyin was born in a military family, and he was a high-impedance Zhao Wei. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was appointed as the county magistrate of Youdu (now Beijing). Great-grandfather Zhao Wei, appointed in the imperial history of the Tang Dynasty; Grandfather Zhao Jing was the secretariat of Ying, Ji and Zhuo. Father Zhao was in charge of the imperial army in the later Tang Dynasty and became the commander of Wei in the later Han Dynasty. Later, he took refuge in the Zhou Dynasty and took charge of the imperial army with Zhao Kuangyin.
Zhao Kuangyin was born in troubled times. At that time, it was during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, when warlords from all walks of life conquered each other and wars continued. Zhao Kuangyin Chen Qiao mutiny, yellow robe added to the body, thus opening the road to the reunification of the Central Plains. After more than ten years of war, Zhao Kuangyin ended the warlord regime since the Five Dynasties and unified the Central Plains except sixteen states.
On the evening of October 19th, the ninth year of Kaibao (976), Zhao Kuangyin, who was only fifty years old, suddenly died suddenly, and his brother Zhao Guangyi proclaimed himself emperor.
Because of his sudden death, Zhao Kuangyin didn't build a mausoleum before his death, but only after his death did he start to build a mausoleum in a hurry. This has also become the funeral system of the entire Song Dynasty mausoleum. Seven months later, Zhao Kuangyin was buried in Yongchang Mausoleum on the south bank of Wuluo River in gongyi city, Henan.
Zhao Kuangyin didn't build a mausoleum before his death, but he chose the address of Yongchang Mausoleum.
One day, Zhao Kuangyin visited his father's Yong 'an Mausoleum and looked thoughtfully at the fields. He used a bow to shoot an arrow, and the place where the arrow landed was his mausoleum, so Yongchang Mausoleum was arranged in its present position.
Zhao Kuangyin is a good general and emperor, but he is not a good Feng Shui master. Later, Yongchang Mausoleum was stolen many times.
At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, after the rise of Nuzhen Yan Hong Akuta, the Liao State joined the Northern Song Dynasty and perished, and then the Jin State began to invade the Northern Song Dynasty. Unexpectedly, the seemingly powerful Northern Song Dynasty was so weak that it could not resist the nomads from the attack. The difficulty of Jingkang led to the demise of the Northern Song Dynasty.
Because of the sudden demise of the Northern Song Dynasty, Lian Jin people didn't expect it to be so smooth, and they weren't ready to rule the Central Plains before. Therefore, the state of Jin had to support the puppet regime and rule Han with Han.
Jin people successively supported the puppet regime of Chu and the puppet regime of Qi. Zhang Bangchang's hypocrisy is still a little conscience, and he maintains a little awe of Song Zhao; Liu Yu's pseudo-Qi is willing to be a dog licker with no bottom line.
Xu Jin supported the puppet regime in order to continuously absorb wealth from the Central Plains at any cost. Therefore, the puppet regime was very short of money from the day it was established. After all, Ren Jin's father's demands should be met unconditionally.
Due to years of war and Liu Yu's unpopularity, the people under the pseudo-Qi regime went to hide and didn't make much money, so they turned their attention to the dead underground.
If Liu Yu is also an artist, he is much better than Cao Cao. I'm not talking about the ability to govern the country, but the ability to rob tombs. Cao Cao only set up corps commander Faqiu and captain Mo Jin in the army, while Liu Yu set them up in the state organs? Officer Tao Sha? , rising directly to the national level. As for what sand to scour, there is no need to guess.
Tomb robbery, the imperial tomb bears the brunt, stealing the imperial tomb, get twice the result with half the effort, Liu Yu never tires of it.
The first to suffer was the imperial tomb of the Song Dynasty. No one missed the Eighth Mausoleum in the Northern Song Dynasty, but Liu Yuquan stole it, especially the Yongzheng Mausoleum in Zhao Zhen, Song Renzong, which was the focus of Liu Yu? Care? . Although the Yongchang Mausoleum in Zhao Kuangyin was also damaged to a great extent, the coffin was not opened, so Yongchang Mausoleum became a relatively complete one among the Eight Mausoleums in Gongyi in the Northern Song Dynasty. However, because of this, Yongchang Mausoleum did not escape from private grave robbers after escaping from Liu Yu.
Later, the puppet troops retreated, and after the nomads retreated, the Southern Song Dynasty sent people to rebuild and repair the destroyed Song Ling. It is said that many treasures were buried with it, which even aroused the covet of grave robbers in later generations.
By the end of the Jin Dynasty, the Jin Dynasty had run out of luck and the Southern Song Dynasty was in jeopardy. Mongols are fighting everywhere, but the living are still in danger, and the dead are too busy to care about them. At that time, grave robbers were aggressive, waiting for an opportunity, and people with ulterior motives played Song Ling's idea. One of them, a grave robber named Zhu, targeted the relatively complete Yongchang Mausoleum.
This grave robber was later called Zhuqimian, a native of Luoyang, and his real name could not be verified. The reason why he was called Hua Lian was not because he was born with a black face, but because of a grave robbery experience.
It is not a day or two since Zhu Qi's face was fixed on Yongchang Mausoleum, but it was always impossible for various reasons before. Coincidentally, Lao Zhu and others came to a godsend opportunity.
Zhu Qimian gathered a dozen associates, and after some preparation, he successfully entered the underground palace of Yongchang Mausoleum on a dark night.
After ransacking the underground palace, they took aim at Zhao Kuangyin's coffin.
When they opened the coffin, they were dumbfounded: I have never seen so many treasures in my life. Especially what Zhao Kuangyin wears around her waist? Dragon pattern inlaid with gold thallium tail? Jade belt, the materials are extremely expensive, and the carver is unparalleled. Besides, this is Zhao Kuangyin's personal property, and it must be priceless.
Although Zhao Kuangyin has been dead for hundreds of years, due to proper anti-corrosion measures, the body is not completely corrupt. Zhao Kuangyin is too fat, and the space in the coffin is very narrow. Zhu and his men struggled for a long time, but they didn't take out a jade belt from them.
Finally, Zhu Qimian came up with an idea, which I said at the beginning. He wrapped a rope around Zhao Kuangyin's neck, around his waist, and rode hard on the body. Zhao Kuangyin, are you sure? Sitting? Get up and face Zhu.
Just then, he suddenly opened his mouth and spit out a black liquid, which was sprayed on Zhu's face.
He was frightened and thought it was venom. But after a long time, there was nothing unusual except a slight burning sensation on my face, so I left it alone, took off my jade belt and took it home.
When he got home, he found that all the places on his face stained with black liquid turned black and could not be washed away. Because there was no other reaction, Zhu didn't take it to heart, and he went in and out with a black face every day.
After the story spread, people gave Lao Zhu a nickname? Paint? . Scarlet face has also become one of the few grave robbers who can leave their names in thousands of years of history in China.
Zhu Qi may not know what a low profile is. He usually steals a rich man's tomb and sells an ordinary famous vessel, which nobody cares about. But when he got the jade belt from Zhao Kuangyin, he took it to Kaifeng. Kaifeng has been the capital of the Song Dynasty for hundreds of years, so naturally there are people who know the goods. Someone reported this to the government, and the government arrested Zhu Lachen and confiscated the jade belt. Zhu Qi's face was killed by a stick, which is also a natural retribution.
Is it true?/You don't say. This incident was recorded in the reading notes of Sheng Ruzi in the Yuan Dynasty, "Study on Old Scholars". I think the credibility is still quite high. After all, time hasn't passed long.
As for what black liquor is, only one day archaeological research can reveal it. Personally, I think it is possible that for some reason, the internal organs of the body are liquefied. When Lao Zhu moved the body, the body was squeezed and the liquid would come out of his mouth. These liquefied internal organs may be mixed with some antiseptic substances, so they will feel burning and sad when they come into contact with the skin, and they will penetrate into the skin and cannot be washed off.