In 1969, out of strategic need, the People's Liberation Army built fortifications in Chengdu, Sichuan. However, during the explosion, the warrior accidentally blew up an ancient tomb from the ground...
Limited by the technical means of the time, the excavation process of archaeologists was not smooth, because it was necessary to speed and not destroy cultural relics. So after spending 18 days, the archaeological team successfully entered the burial chamber.
Although the external structure was blown up, the interior chamber remained unharmed. According to the inspection, a large number of cultural relics have been excavated from this ancient tomb, including chimes, chimes, chimes, pianos, sergeants, flutes, and trick figurines; bamboo janes, wooden sticks, and lacquered flutes and ear cups with writing, a total of 192 pieces.
The most surprising thing is that when the archaeologists opened the coffin, they found that the female corpse inside was still vivid, and there were 3 huge "night pearls" next to it, and after professional valuation, each was worth about 25 million.
According to the records on the epitaph and the chimes in the tomb, archaeologists have determined the identity of the owner of the tomb, she is the favorite concubine of Li Xiong, the founding emperor of the Cheng han Dynasty, Liu Shi during the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
In the last year of the Western Jin Dynasty, the Li family raised a banner in Sichuan to rebel, and after 2 years of conquest, they finally uprooted the Jin Dynasty forces. Li Xiong came to the end, proclaimed himself emperor, and established the Chenghan regime.
After the establishment of a new dynasty, while rewarding the soldiers who followed them, they established a new military merit group. On the other hand, it is necessary to be gentle on the old nobles of the land of Bashu, and the most effective way to do this is to make concubines.
It was in this environment that The Liu clan entered Li Xiong's palace. Liu was born in Bashu Liu, a branch that claimed to be a descendant of Liu Tong, the King of Shu during the Eastern Han Dynasty, and also had a little in-law relationship with Liu Bei, the Emperor of Zhaolie.
Therefore, during the Western Jin Dynasty, Liu's family was still relatively powerful. At first, in order to consolidate the power, Li Xiong was very fond of Liu Shi, but later, because Liu Shi's temperament was gentle and virtuous, Li Xiong's favor for her also changed from false to real.
In 327 AD, Liu died of a sudden emergency. Li Xiong was very sad about this, ordered the three days to be deposed, and buried Liu Shi with the empress's etiquette, in order to make Liu's appearance stay forever, he also put the three "night pearls" that he had originally prepared to use after his death into Liu's coffin to make his appearance incorruptible.
Li Xiong was the lord of Bashu, and there were countless women in the palace. According to the reason, he didn't need to be so kind to Liu Shi at all. But he did just that. This love can be seen.
Archaeologists are also very emotional about the relationship between the two, but he is still more happy.
After taking care of everything, the expert said to the nearby staff while touching the funeral goods, "Quick, all transported away, what a treasure house!" ”