Can people who prepare for the burial of the emperor come out after burial?

Yes, there are more than 200 emperors in the history of China, and each emperor left a real one? National treasure? These? Treasure? Which is the imperial tomb. At present, the earliest imperial tomb is the one in Ji Fa, Zhou Wuwang, and the largest and most mysterious one is the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang.

According to Historical Records, when the first imperial tomb was built, Prime Minister Li Siyi * * * called 800,000 people to repair it. It was not until the death of Qin Shihuang and the succession of the second emperor, Hu Hai, that the imperial tomb was basically completed, and then more than a year passed. After the completion, in order to prevent theft, Hu II buried some craftsmen who participated in the construction of the imperial tomb.

Because these craftsmen who are responsible for designing the imperial tombs are the people who know the imperial tombs best, if they spread the news of the imperial tombs, or come back with evil thoughts to dig thieves, wouldn't it be more than the gain, so these craftsmen became sacrificial objects. Besides the second emperor, Hu Hai, Genghis Khan and Cixi also offered sacrifices to craftsmen on a large scale.

But? Human martyrdom? This style was abolished as early as the Qin dynasty, and the king of Qin was branded as a tyrant in later generations. Therefore, most emperors after the Han Dynasty did not need craftsmen to die. They allowed the craftsman to go out, but the craftsman in front left. What about the craftsmen who are responsible for closing the door? You can't be a martyr forever, of course not. The ancestors had a solution. The first way is adoption? Natural stone? Zilaishi is a 1.6-meter-high white marble strip, which was excavated manually. Natural stone? This discovery was made in the 1960s when Dingling was excavated. When Dingling was opened, there were two stone gates, 3.3m high and1.8m wide.

Outside the stone gate, there are no locks or latches. Obviously it was closed from the inside, but who wants to be the last person to close the door? After repeated verification by experts, it was found that Shimen was resisted by a stone pillar from the door. They covered the top of the board with lead wire and finally pushed the stone away. After opening the stone gate, natural stone? Before the truth comes out.

So what? Natural stone? The reason why Shimen automatically closes is because the ancients first made the upper and lower ends of the door shaft of Shimen door into spheres, carved a groove with a convex surface on the same part of the door between the two Shimen doors, and then there was a slot on the slate floor not far from the door. To open the tomb easily, you need to turn the nail key. The so-called nail turning key is a nail that bends like a turn. Put the nail key through the stone gate, cover the stone bar, and then push it in slowly until the stone bar remains upright, so that the stone gate can be opened easily. I have to say, invention Turn the nail key? And then what? Automatic door? Craftsmen are so clever. In fact, this is also in feudal society. Although slavery was abolished in feudal society, in the eyes of feudal rulers, those craftsmen were no different from slaves. So feudal rulers didn't care much about their lives. Compared with the peace after his death, he chose to let the craftsmen die to prevent them from revealing the secret of his grave and causing him to be disturbed after his death. This is also the drawback of feudal society, which does not take human life as its life. ?

Most feudal rulers would not let these craftsmen leave alive. But there are policies from above and countermeasures from below, and those craftsmen also know this, so they will leave some secret doors when building tombs, which they use to prevent feudal rulers from executing them. Such a thing happened in the history of our country. I can't remember which dynasty it was. After the craftsmen built it, the feudal rulers ordered the door of the mausoleum to be sealed and the craftsmen were not allowed to go out. Remember the past and learn from the future, so those craftsmen will guard against the king, but most of them are still dead.