The prosperous ancient country of Loulan disappeared overnight. Where have the people of Loulan gone?

The Loulan Kingdom probably did not disappear overnight. Even if everyone died or moved away, there would still be traces.

The ancient country of Loulan was an important transportation artery on the ancient Silk Road. It has the beautiful Loulan beauties, clear and deep lakes, and envoys from various countries traveling from north to south. The record of the Loulan Ancient Kingdom should be more than 2,000 years ago. The Loulan Ancient Kingdom was a "city outline country", a small ancient city, and one of the 36 countries in the Western Regions. During the Han and Tang Dynasties, Loulan was an important transportation route in the Western Regions and an important gateway on the Silk Road.

In order to make the Silk Road unobstructed and make the Western Region more stable, starting from the Han Dynasty, the Han Dynasty court began to set up official positions in Loulan to manage the relevant matters on the Silk Road. Trade matters also made a huge contribution to the economic development of the ancient Loulan country. The ancient country of Loulan used to be prosperous and civilized, but then it mysteriously disappeared for some reason, leaving only the ruins buried in the yellow sand to prove that it once existed.

There are many opinions about the disappearance of the ancient city of Loulan. Some people say that foreign invasion caused the ancient country of Loulan to disappear. There is also a large-scale plague that occurred in the ancient country of Loulan and everyone died. Then there is the fact that they live in the desert, where the environment is deteriorating and water sources are lacking, making them uninhabitable. The people in Loulan built a sun-shaped cemetery. They cut down hundreds of big trees, and the green plants were greatly reduced. Later Loulan also advocated environmental protection, but it was probably too late.

The ancient country of Loulan can no longer be lived in, so the Loulan people must have no choice but to relocate, but there is no record of the relocation of the Loulan people in history. Maybe they moved out on a large scale and people just didn't know about it.