Is the servant's master Qin Shihuang?

Whether the Terracotta Warriors and Horses belong to the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang is another story now. The Central Science and Education Channel has a series of programs called "Uncovering the Mystery of the Real Master of Terracotta Warriors". The following are the general contents of these disputes: architects believe that the owner of Qin Shihuang's terracotta warriors and horses is not Qin Shihuang, but his ancestor, Queen Xu Antai. This view caused an uproar in academic circles. Scholars' alternative view: Qin figurines have nothing to do with the first emperor? Chen Jingyuan, a 69-year-old architect, raised two questions: 1. The terracotta warriors and horses were found too far away from the mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. As early as 196 1, Chen Jingyuan, then a college student, and his classmates, under the guidance of their teachers, drew a 30-40 square kilometer protection circle around the mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, preparing to build a special forest park. "At that time, in order to protect cultural relics, we specially drew a large area and put the funerary objects so far away, which was unconventional. According to many research data, the straight-line distance from Terracotta Warriors to the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor is 1.5km. And this 1.5 km is not the center distance between the two places. Their estimate is based on the edge distance between the two places, and the distance in the central area is even more than this figure. 2. The tombs of ancient emperors were mostly north-south, but the Terracotta Warriors and Horses were located in the east of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum. As a funerary object, it is not located on the central axis of the mausoleum, which is very inconsistent with culture and architectural habits. In addition, Chen Jingyuan also pointed out that according to the existing statement, the pit was built more than ten years after Qin unified the whole country. But strangely, there were many cars with different tracks in the pit, which was illegal at that time. Because before reunification, Qin had to "train on the same track" in its own territory, otherwise it could not pass freely in the territory. After the reunification of the six countries, the whole country implemented the "same rail train". How could Qin Shihuang allow the tracks of his funerary objects to be wide or narrow? Moreover, after Qin Shihuang unified China, he revised the new moon to "suit color", stipulating that clothes, banners and flags were "all black". Almost all the unearthed warrior figures are dressed in red and green robes and purple and blue trousers, which is quite different from the order of Qin Shihuang's "black". Qin Shihuang only recorded a large number of infantry and cavalry, while the army array in the pit of Terracotta Warriors and Horses was mainly chariots and also had suspicious weapons. Chen Jingyuan not only questioned that the owner of the Terracotta Warriors was not Qin Shihuang, but also named the real owner of the Terracotta Warriors in his eyes-Qin Xu Antai Hou Mi according to his own textual research. "Xi An Zhi" has a record, which says: "After the Qin Emperor Xu Antai, Zhiyang Lishan was buried, and it was in Lintong boundary when it reached ten miles in Xinfeng County." In the "Lintong County Records", it is also said: "Qin Xu Antai Mausoleum ... is in the south of Xinfeng County". The geographical location is similar to that of the Terracotta Warriors. According to Biography of Historical Records, "Qin Zhi, Empress Dowager Xuan, and Chu Daughter also." As we know, Zhou is Qin's biological mother, and she is also a Chu. This explains why the hair styles and costumes of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses are similar to those of ethnic minorities at that time. In 306 BC, the young man succeeded to the throne and proclaimed the Queen as the Regent. On the deathbed of the Queen Mother, she ordered the near minister to be martyred for her, but King Zhao Xiangguo refused. When the requirements of human sacrifice could not be met, in order to be filial to their biological mothers, they ordered the production of life-size martyrdom figures, arranged a convoy of trench, and symbolically sent the Queen Mother back to her hometown in Chu. At present, some scholars in academic circles still believe that the owner of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang cannot be determined, which is a mystery to be verified.