Which emperors' tombs have been stolen in history?

As we know, China has been carrying out reburial since Qin and Han Dynasties. The Han dynasty sent one third of the national tax to the imperial tomb. So many treasures are buried in the ground, which naturally makes people miss. So many people go to rob the tomb. Not only did they steal the landlord, but even the emperor's tomb did not escape the fate of being stolen.

The mausoleum of Qin Shihuang was stolen, and Xiang Yu sent troops to move the treasure. It is said that they didn't finish moving things for months, and finally set a fire when they left.

The imperial tombs of the Han Dynasty were also stolen.

First, at the end of the Western Han Dynasty, the Red Eyebrow Army entered Chang 'an. This group of vicious people went to the city to burn, kill and rob, and stole the Mausoleum of the Western Han Dynasty. They ransacked all the treasures inside, and the novelist behind them gave it to the Red Eyebrow Army, a tomb-robbing school: Xie Ling.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo kidnapped Xian Di and ran to Chang 'an, and also sent Lu Bu to wash the mausoleum. However, to say which is better at touching gold or Cao Cao, he found many tombs of princes. It is said that he dug the tomb of Liu Wu, the king of Liang, and it took Cao Cao more than 70 ships to pull out the treasure. There are no specific treasures, but some people say that it is enough for Cao Cao to raise military forces for three years.

Cao Cao himself is a captain who touches gold. Naturally, he was worried that others would dig his grave, so he set up a maze and made 72 suspicious graves. But it is said that his grave has been dug now.

There is also the Sima family who took Cao Cao's family, and their tombs were also stolen.

Behind the tombs of the Tang Dynasty, it is even more tragic. Our festival at the end of the Tang Dynasty made Wen Tao a grave robber and stole the tomb of the Tang Dynasty. Wen Tao was a native of A Liang in the Five Dynasties. My ancestral home is Yao County, Shaanxi Province. He is in our time, and it happens that the tombs of the Tang Dynasty are within his jurisdiction. He took advantage of his position to make a sweeping sweep of the mausoleum. It is said that when he dug into the dry tomb of Wu Zetian, a vision appeared in the sky. The weather was fine, but suddenly there was lightning and thunder, and there was a thunderstorm. Wen Tao is afraid of being punished by the scourge.

Wen Tao is a lout who only recognizes gold, silver and jewels. He took out a lot of valuable calligraphy and painting in the tomb of Tang Dynasty and ordered people to tear it down and throw it away. It turned out that he brought calligraphy and painting out because he took a fancy to the gorgeous silks and satins mounted outside. Therefore, it is inferred that the original work of Wang Xizhi's Preface to Lanting was destroyed in this way.

Song Ling has not been spared. The imperial tomb in the Northern Song Dynasty was stolen by Liu Yu, the pseudo-Qi emperor supported by the Jin State. The mausoleum of the Southern Song Dynasty was stolen by Yang Lian Jia Zhen, a Lama of the Yuan Dynasty.

The Ming tombs are a little better. After the Qing soldiers entered the customs, in order to stabilize everyone and win the hearts of the people, not only did they not dig the mausoleum, but they also sent special personnel to guard it. Of course, some small grave robbers have been here, but they are all small.

Of course, later, Qianlong came up with the idea of the Ming Tombs, because there were many good golden nanmu in the Ming Tombs. It can be said that this kind of wood is hard to find, so in the name of maintaining the Ming Tombs, many gold nanmu were demolished from the Ming Tombs to build palaces. It's not too much for someone to help guard the tomb and get some wood.

Later, the tomb of Emperor Wanli was excavated for archaeology.

The Qing dynasty was unlucky. As we all know, Sun Dianying stole Dongling, and all the cannons went up. The bodies of Empress Dowager Cixi were all pulled out.

It can be said that the tombs of past dynasties have basically been dug, and there is no way. The temptation of the baby is too great.

But in one dynasty, the mausoleum of Hadrian was never dug, let alone dug, but no one knew where it was. This is the mausoleum of the Yuan Dynasty.

The tombs of the Yuan Dynasty have not been discovered so far, let alone excavated and stolen, let alone unearthed, and even the tombs of the nobles of the Yuan Dynasty are rarely found.

Why is this?

This is related to the funeral habits of people in Yuan Dynasty.

We know that the tombs of Zhongyuan people are basically built on mountains, and at least one tomb will be sealed, and the tomb is below. The combination of the two can be called a grave.

The way people in the Yuan Dynasty buried the dead was this:

"Use two pieces of logs, hollow it out, combine it into a human-sized coffin, put the body in ... and then color it. After the completion, take gold as the circle and wrap it around three times (two hoops, middle hoop). "

"With ten thousand horses literally tied. Kill camels on it and ride thousands of them. Next year, the grass will grow, and the account will be moved away. I hope it will be flat, and people don't know. "

People in the Yuan Dynasty were very simple. They don't need to make coffins. They just picked people up with two pieces of wood and buried them in the ground. This valuable thing is also available, that is, gold goes around three times.

However, what they did next made the grave robbers very embarrassed. They put people in graves, and there is no grave, but they let horses tread on the ground, just like anywhere else. Moreover, they will stay here until all the places are covered with grass, no different from other places, and then withdraw their tents.

This makes people go to the grave to find it.

Relatives may ask, but they can't find it themselves. Don't you have to sweep the grave? Of course, they made an action: kill the camel on it.

To be exact, kill a little camel on it. It is said that in this way, you can follow the mother camel here the next year.

This is how the tomb of Genghis Khan was handled. It is speculated that the tomb of Genghis Khan may be the tomb with the most treasures in the world, which contains countless treasures in the European continent and is also the tomb that modern people dream of. But because of this way of handling, there are many legends and clues so far, but it is said that to find it, the revolution has not yet succeeded, and comrades still need to work hard.

In fact, it is an ancient custom not to seal trees in the Yuan Dynasty. Before the Zhou Dynasty, people in China did not seal trees. Later, the grave was built, and Confucius did it at first.

In addition to the absence of graves, there is another feature of the Yuan Dynasty. Their nobles don't believe in Feng Shui.

The cemeteries of the Central Plains people are all very geomantic, and the team leader Mo Jin decides the location of the cemetery according to the method of dividing the gold.

Therefore, the general master of grave robbery, when going to a place, just look at the terrain, you will know where is the treasure house of Feng Shui, and you can find out where there may be ancient tombs.

But the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty didn't believe this at all. They believe that after death, the soul will attach to the nearest camel hair. So they're looking for a cemetery entirely by feeling. They thought it was a good place, so they buried people there, which made it completely useless to touch a captain's gold.

Sometimes, it seems that it is not bad to play cards according to the routine. Only Yuan Ling is still lying quietly in the ground.