When is the age of ancient tombs in China?

The period of ancient tombs in China is from the Three Kingdoms Period to the Sui Dynasty.

The period of ancient tombs is 250 -592, which is the historical period of ancient Japan, also known as the Yamato era, named after the rulers at that time built a large number of "ancient tombs". There has always been a national central government, that is, the Yamato government centered on the inner region of Guinea. It is a link between the Yayoi period and the Asuka period.

In 250, Cao Weijiaping of China was two years old, Yan Xi of Shu Han was thirteen years old, and Chiwu of Wu Dong was thirteen years old, belonging to the Three Kingdoms period. In 592, Sui in China was twelve years old, so the ancient tomb raiding period was from the Three Kingdoms period of China to the Sui Dynasty.

The economy of the ancient tomb era;

The economic foundation of the king's country is the direct jurisdiction of the king and the people's system called wasteland and tiancang. Reclaiming farmland and storing warehouses were formed by the superb skills of the imperial court to drive immigrants and the large-scale reclamation and water conservancy of the "stone man" labor force.

It is not the private property of the king or the royal family, but belongs to the whole organization of the king, which can be described as state-owned property. Turning the people who settled in the fields together into the fields has become the beginning of the Ministry-people system. The leader of the management department is called "Peer Photo" Tanabe, named after the family. Only exceptions belonging to the king and his family are called "Deming" and "children".

Refer to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia-Tomb Age, Baidu Encyclopedia -592, Baidu Encyclopedia -250 years.