On April 12, 2013, in Xihu Town, Hanjiang District, Yangzhou, where is the newly discovered tomb of Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty? It is a newly discovered tomb, not an old fake tomb.
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The newly discovered tomb of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty is located at a real estate project site in Xihu Town, Hanjiang District. The specific location is the former Xihu Town Waterworks, which is now the center of a real estate called "Zhongxing Haizijun". The news reported as follows:
The "Epitaph of Suigu Emperor Yang" was unearthed in Yangzhou? Preliminarily identified as the tomb of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty?
April 14, 2013? 17:18 Source: China News
China News Service, Yangzhou, April 14 (Reporter? Cui Jiaming)
Recently, an ancient tomb suspected to be the tomb of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty was discovered in Hanjiang District, Yangzhou City. On the 14th, Yangzhou held a press briefing. Shu Jiaping, director of the Yangzhou Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology, confirmed that on April 12, the State Administration of Cultural Heritage sent three archaeological experts, Liu Qingzhu, Xin Lixiang, and Lin Liugen, to conduct an on-site inspection. The experts initially believed that the tomb was The owner should be Yang Guang, Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty. ?
According to Shu Jiaping, in order to cooperate with urban infrastructure construction, the Yangzhou Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology discovered two remaining ancient tombs at a real estate project site in Xihu Town, Hanjiang District. After rescue cleaning, it was found that the two tombs were brick chamber tombs from the late Sui Dynasty and early Tang Dynasty. An epitaph was unearthed from the west tomb. The inscription contained the words "Epitaph of Suigu Yangdi", indicating that the owner of the tomb was Yang Guang, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty. Cultural relics such as a gilt-copper shop head and a gold-inlaid jade belt were also unearthed in this tomb. Excavation of the east side tomb has just begun, and details need to be further revealed.
Shu Jiaping said that after the Yangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Department obtained the discovery, it immediately reported it to the Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau and the State Cultural Relics Administration. On April 12, the State Administration of Cultural Heritage sent three archaeological experts, Liu Qingzhu, Xin Lixiang, and Lin Liugen, to conduct an on-site inspection to guide the archaeological work. At a subsequent special report on archaeological work jointly held by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage and the Jiangsu Provincial Administration of Cultural Heritage, experts initially believed that the owner of the tomb should be Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty.
At present, the archaeological site has been closed and protected to ensure the safety of the archaeological site. The Yangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Department has improved the archaeological plan and will carry out the next step of archaeological work in a scientific and orderly manner in strict accordance with the requirements of the "Cultural Relics Protection Law" and "Field Archaeological Work Procedures".
According to documentary records, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty was first buried in Liuzhu Hall of Jiangdu Palace, and then was buried in Wu Gongtai. This archaeological discovery is consistent with some documentary records.
Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty (569-618), a native of Huayin, was born in Chang'an, the capital of the Sui Dynasty. He was the second generation emperor of the Sui Dynasty. He was posthumously named Emperor Yang of the Tang Dynasty. Xia Wang Dou Jiande was posthumously named Emperor Min. Sun Yang Dong was posthumously named Emperor Shizu Ming. A Ying, a small character named Ah Mo. The second son of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, Yang Jian, and Empress Dugu, he was established as the King of Jin in the first year of Kaihuang (581), the Crown Prince in November of the 20th year of Kaihuang (600), and succeeded to the throne in July of the fourth year of Renshou (604). . During his reign, he built the Grand Canal (opened Yongji Canal and Tongji Canal, added Hangou and Jiangnan Canal), built Luoyang City, the eastern capital, initiated the imperial examination system, personally conquered Tuyuhun, and conquered Goguryeo three times. In 618, he was hanged by his subordinates in Jiangdu. kill. (End)