Everyone must know sima yi, a powerful minister of the State of Wei during the Three Kingdoms period, Sima Yi can be said to be a generation of tyrants, whose wisdom is not inferior to Zhuge Liang, and who is very tolerant, and eventually his descendants successfully stole the Jiangshan of Cao Cao's descendants.
After Sima Yi's death, the location of his tomb once became a mystery, and many places were broken out in history, but later they could not be confirmed, and what was not expected was that more than 1,000 years later, Sima Yi's cemetery was accidentally excavated in Luoyang, Henan.
At one time, there was an uproar in the archaeological community, and many archaeologists questioned it, but later evidence showed that Shouyang Mountain in Yanshi County, Luoyang City, was the mausoleum where Sima Yi was buried.
The incident happened in 2009 in Yanshi County, Henan Province, Nancaizhuang, there is a villager here called Lao Li, one day Old Li took a hoe to dig soil on the mountain, the result of the tiger's mouth was shocked, causing the hoe to fall to the ground, Lao Li thought that it must have dug some iron or stone, and the result was to dig a hard stone.
In fact, this stone is very exquisite, there are many patterns on it, but Old Li does not understand what it is, so he did not pay much attention to it, but moved it to the side, and he continued to dig the soil, but what he did not expect was that in the next excavation process, Old Li dug out a row of very neat green bricks, and Old Li had a premonition that something was wrong.
Then Lao Li reported to the local cultural relics bureau, and then with the arrival of the archaeological team under the cultural relics bureau, he immediately began to investigate, and it turned out that there was indeed a tomb underneath, and the stone dug out by Lao Li before was actually a tombstone, and it seems that this tomb is likely to be from the Three Kingdoms period.
There are many warrior patterns from the top of the tombstone, for this reason, the tomb owner was once considered to be a military general, and after the archaeological team entered the tomb, it was found that the tomb was indeed from the Three Kingdoms period, and the regulations were very high, and what was more valuable was that it was not destroyed by tomb robbers, which was extremely rare.
However, this tomb did not find too many valuable cultural relics, which seems to be inconsistent with the tomb regulations, and the next biggest problem is the identity of the tomb owner. Fortunately, at that time, the archaeological team found the remains of the tomb, so they hired a forensic doctor to help identify it, and the identification result was very similar to the year of Sima Yi's death.
Combined with the regulation of the tomb and the situation of cultural relics, it seems that it can be confirmed that this is Sima Yi's tomb. Fortunately, in the end, the archaeological team also saw the words "Zhongda" and "Sima" on many cultural relics, which can already confirm that this is Sima Yi's tomb, which is the later Plateau Mausoleum.
Although it was once questioned by the archaeological community, everyone later believed this fact.