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Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province has been a battleground for military strategists since ancient times, with convenient transportation and crucial position. Liu Bang's hometown is Xuzhou. Since he established the Western Han Dynasty, Xuzhou has become the starting point of Chinese culture, and there are naturally many princes and nobles here, so there are also many Han tombs in Xuzhou. For example: Guishan Han Tomb, Lion Mountain Han Tomb, Tushan Han Tomb, etc.

It is well known that there is Han Group in Xuzhou. Archaeologists were concentrated there to excavate, during which countless treasures were discovered, many of which were sent to museums. Today, we will talk about Wang Chu's Tomb in Lion Mountain.

Archaeologist Wang Kai discovered the Chu Tomb in Lion Mountain. From 1977 to 1900, Wang Kai and his team found six Chu tombs in Xuzhou, which was a very good harvest for him. But he didn't want to stop looking for the next tomb of the king of Chu. In addition to wanting to devote himself to archaeological work all the time, there is actually another reason holding him. As early as 1984, a migrant worker accidentally discovered the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of the Han Dynasty while digging a cellar. Later, Wang Kai and his team continued to excavate more than 4,000 pieces of Terracotta Warriors and Horses of the Han Dynasty as funerary objects.

Behind this array of Han terracotta warriors and horses is Lion Mountain. At that time, Wang Kai speculated that there should be a tomb of the King of Chu in Lion Mountain. However, after several years, nothing was found, and it took a lot of time to find the tomb of the king of Chu that he speculated. Some players advised him to give up looking for Lion Mountain, but Wang Kai stuck to his idea and kept looking. Many things happen. Until July 199 1, Wang Kai finally found the tomb of the king of Chu. After finding it, Wang Kai applied to the above authorities to excavate the tomb, which was only approved in June 1994 1 1.

Wang Kai and his team members excitedly started the archaeological work. When they cleared the obstacles and entered the tomb, they found that the tomb had been stolen by grave robbers. The hero's jade coffin was damaged and his bones were thrown on the ground, completely falling apart. Among them, the gold thread as a funerary object was taken away, leaving only jade pieces. See such a scene, Wang Kai heart unavoidably some worry. If it is really stolen, it's a pity.

Fortunately, however, there are three tombs in the inner pyramid-shaped mound that have not been stolen. Wang Kai and others also unearthed 2,000 relics from these three tombs, and obtained a large number of items. In addition, they also found eight night pearls in the tomb. Although these beads have been eroded to a certain extent, they are very full in color and beautiful, each with a diameter of about 6 cm. To know that a night pearl is already valuable, I found eight night pearls at once, and they were excavated from the tombs of the Han Dynasty. Don't mention how excited I was. It is estimated that the value of these eight night pearls adds up to at least 654.38+0 billion.

But excitement turns to excitement, and there is still a problem that is not clear at present, that is, which king of Chu is the hero of this king of Chu tomb. With this question, Wang Kai and others read the historical materials and compared the unearthed cultural relics. After careful study, they determined that the protagonist of this tomb was Liu Wu, the third generation king of Chu in the Western Han Dynasty. Later, based on Liu Wu's bones, he was restored to a statue by scientific and technological means. While lamenting the technology, everyone was shocked by being reduced to a statue of Liu Wu.

It turned out that the recovered Liu Wu looked aggressive and chilling. However, Wang Kai said that this is not surprising, because in history, Liu Wu was a self-righteous man with a heavy heart for war. As the saying goes, there is still some truth.