Wen Tao, a grave robber, robbed 18 tombs of the Tang Dynasty. What happened?

The famous grave robbers in Wen Tao in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms stole seventeen tombs of the Tang Dynasty with countless treasures. Later, because the monarch of the later Tang Dynasty liked him, he was exiled. In the process of exile, someone sent someone to kill him. Wen Tao robbed countless tombs all his life and was buried in mass graves after his death. Grave robbers disdain to steal his grave!

Since ancient times, people have hated grave robbers. The ancients paid attention to the importance of the dead, and wanted to give them a quiet place and not disturb them casually. However, for the treasure in the tomb, grave robbers did not hesitate to dig other people's ancestral graves, which harmed Yin De. Many grave robbers are cruel. They not only robbed the treasures in the tomb, but also threw the owner's body out of the coffin and let it rot. Therefore, whenever grave robbers are mentioned, people are very annoyed.

And Wen Tao is such a person, as Yaozhou our time, not for the benefit of the people, but all day long to study the knowledge of tombs, organs, Yin and Yang gossip. After finishing his studies, Wen Tao started his real grave-robbing activities, and Wen Tao chose eighteen graves in Guanzhong. It took Wen Tao seven years to ransack all the 17 tombs of the Tang Dynasty, and all the gold, silver and jewels in them, and many cultural relics were destroyed by him during this period.

Emperor of Tang Dynasty 2 1, Tomb 18. After excavating 17 tombs, Wen Tao finally turned his attention to the dry tombs where Wu Zetian and Tang Gaozong were buried. As we all know, Ganling is the place chosen by Yuan Tiangang and Li, two famous geomantic masters in Tang Dynasty. Whether it is its geomantic location or the design structure of the mausoleum, it is very complicated, surrounded by iron juice, and the entrance to the mausoleum is very hidden. Wen Tao went to several times, but couldn't find the entrance to the underground palace of Ganling, so he finally had to give up. Ai Tao sighed before withdrawing his troops. He successfully excavated seventeen tombs of the Tang Dynasty. He thinks his skill of robbing tombs is unparalleled. Now it seems that he can't compare with Yuan Tiangang and Li, from the Tang Dynasty!

I worked as a girder for seven years, and then the girder was destroyed. Wen Tao have it both ways, who became emperor, appeared before him and surrendered to him. Later, Li Siyuan and Tang Mingzong established the Later Tang Dynasty. He didn't like Wen Tao, a villain who stole his ancestral grave, so he exiled him to Texas, killed him on the way to exile, and left his body in the wilderness for wolves, tigers and leopards. When Wen Tao's men knew about it, they rushed to Texas, buried his body on the spot, buried it in a messy grave, and didn't even set up a tombstone. Poor Wen Tao has robbed countless tombs all his life, but he ended up in such a tragic end.

Wen Tao Tomb has a history of 1000 years since its establishment, and it is still well preserved and has never been visited by grave robbers. Compared with other kings and officials, Wen Tao is lucky. Someone else's grave has been visited by grave robbers many times, but his grave has been neglected until now, and no one has disturbed it. It's good that a man like him stole 17 Tang Zu's grave and was not dug up and flogged for 300 after his death. It can be seen that the descendants of Down's are still relatively quality.

The reason why Wen Tao's tomb was not stolen is also very simple, because he died in the process of exile in the frontier, and all his belongings from grave robbery have been confiscated. His grave was hastily built by his men, and there was nothing in it except an ordinary coffin. Grave robbers don't bother to steal a tomb like this without any treasure. You need to take the risk of robbing a tomb. Even if the excavation is successful, there is nothing in it, and it is a waste of time in the end. Who wants to do such a thing?