Mysterious world largest tomb in ancient China

Through observation by machines, scientists also affirmed that inside the tomb are countless ivory jewels and jewels, which must be counted in hundreds of tons.

Referring to the tomb of China, people often think of the tomb of Qin Shihuang, with numerous mysteries that are gradually revealed, during excavations. However, we do not know that there is a tomb bigger than the tomb of Qin Shihuang. This is even considered the largest ancient tomb in the world. It is the tomb of Minh Thai To Chu Nguyen Chuong, the Ming Dynasty - 1381.

Tomb of Minh Thai To called Hieu Lang , burial of the imperial emperor Emperor Minh and Queen Ma. Tomb is located in Doc Long mountain, in Nanjing.

Hieu's scale makes the whole world astounded, even the Egyptian emperors in the giant Pyramids must be respected. This tomb length is up to 22.5km.

Works inside the tomb of the tomb are magnificent, magnificent. There are 70 pagodas and 100 thousand ancient pine trees. According to history books, in the Ming Dynasty, up to 10 thousand soldiers and soldiers patrol the night of the Emperor Zhou Yuanzhong.

Hieu Lang along with Vo Tac Thien's tomb is considered to be the most intact tomb works, not yet significantly violated.

Mausoleum

According to historical records, the day of the burial of the emperor, there were 13 coffins at the same time going through 13 city gates. There are many legends claiming Minh Thai To was buried at Mount Van Tue, in Beijing.

To be able to answer the question, experts used the most modern magnetic field meter. The results show that there is an underground structure in the mountain. The center of the palace lies at a depth of several tens of meters in the lap of Doc Long Mountain. The path to the bow is still preserved intact.

Accordingly, the tunnels are 120m long, 6m wide, from 4 directions of the mountain leading to the palace. Doors to these tunnels are located below the walls, have not been detected and there are no signs of infringement.

The palace in the mountain is described by scientists as a true palace, consisting of three-storey buildings. The center of the palace has a throne used for the king.

Huge stone statues on the divine highway

The astonishing thing that scientists discovered, is that 60% of the Poison Mountain mountain is covered by humans. The vestiges left were huge pebbles, weighing all tons, arranged in order, in a row.

These pebbles are transported from other places, have the effect of preventing erosion and preventing grave theft. The mountain fruit is recreated to be bigger, more beautiful and more stable.

Ancient Chinese history has a form of horrible, cruel burial, which is to bury the living according to the dead. The emperor died, a hundred and even thousands of women were buried to serve.

The burial practice was very popular during the Qin-Han period. By the time of the Tang Dynasty, it was abandoned. However, in the life of Zhou Yuanzhong, the burial practice was restored. That supply is also the reason for discovering many mysterious beauty remains in Hieu Lang.

Zhu Yuanzhang

The history book also clearly notes that, when Chu Nguyen Chuong died, in 1398, according to the will, Chu Doan Van ordered to bury all the unborn babies according to the first. The order was given, the whole court was in turmoil, the cries of the people were resentful everywhere.

What kind of controversy is the beauty who is buried in the form. Some suggested that they were forced to hang dead, then tossed the body into the crypt. Some other opinions affirmed, they were braved, poured mercury on them, then stitched the skin, to keep the body stable in the ground.

The result is still controversial, but the truth is that the beauties in the tomb are only white bones.

The construction of this huge tomb is also controversial. Many scientists believe that the history of the tomb construction process is accurate. Accordingly, this tomb was built within 25 years. When Chu Nguyen Chuong died, the tomb was still not constructed. His son was the one who completed the tomb.

The grave buried burial women

Through the detectors, scientists also discovered many skeletons in strange positions in the bow. In addition to the skeletons of those who were buried with the king, the likelihood of having bones of grave robbers.

Praying is a magnificent work, for the life of a great king in Chinese history, so the tomb will certainly have a trap to kill. The thieves may be poisoned, or be crushed by a stone door in a permanent tomb.

Through observation by machines, scientists also affirmed that inside the tomb are countless ivory jewels and jewels, which must be counted in hundreds of tons. On the wall, the ceiling is a myriad of frescoes, fine sculptures. In the harem are 2 coffins, possibly of Zhou Yuanzhang and the queen.

Currently scientists have rebuilt the palace, as well as the whole tomb with 3D models, shown at Hieu Lang, so visitors can imagine the magnificence of the world's largest tomb.