Is Captain Mo A Jin just an official position or a representative of the grave robbing family?

Mo Jin, a captain, was originally an official post established by Cao Cao, but because of his growing reputation behind him, he became a representative of the tomb robbing family. During the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao's salary was tight, but there was no way to get the money quickly, so Cao Cao thought of robbing tombs and subsidized his salary by stealing Hanwang's tomb. Cao Cao is a man who dares to think and do. As soon as he thought it possible, he immediately set up the ranks of Faqiu corps commander and Mo Jinchang.

Touching a captain also refers to a person who can observe feng shui and weather separately and quickly find the door of the grave. It can be seen that a captain who touches gold also needs talented people to be competent. According to historical records, the tomb of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was stolen and a large number of funerary objects were found. Through more detailed records, we also know that grave robbers were rampant in the Han Dynasty, and it is not the first time that the tomb of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was stolen. At that time, why did Cao Cao think of robbing the tomb to subsidize the army? This is related to the superstition of the emperors at that time, because the ancient emperors thought that they would inform the society in the body of the deceased before death and the society in the underworld after death, so their tombs would be very luxurious, as can be seen from the terracotta warriors and horses of Qin Shihuang.

Hanwang's tomb is extremely luxurious, with more than 3,000 pieces of pottery, gold and silver, as well as a large number of silk and jade clothes. It can be seen that this is also a tomb, which is amazing. Now, the tomb of Hunhou in the Western Han Dynasty in China has been slowly excavated, with more than 20,000 unearthed objects and countless coins, estimated to be more than ten tons.

At that time, under the influence of Cao Cao as the captain of the team, many grave robbery groups and even aristocratic families appeared among the people. Now, with the fiery release of grave robbery notes, we once again understand the charm of these grave robberies. Although there are fewer grave robbers now, it seems to me that grave robbery is really a disgraceful thing. I hope that grave robbery in China can be completely eliminated.