The legend of the ancient tombs and the most beautiful tombstones in history

Grave (grave robbery) is a story that has often taken place over thousands of years in China, especially in ancient times. Grave originated from the Three Kingdoms period in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Moreover, the ancestor of this profession was none other than Cao Cao.

According to some old records, at that time Cao Cao, in order to accumulate budgets for the generals, had specially established two more generals groups in the army. That was the stage of the lieutenant general and the leader of the lieutenant, equivalent to the position in charge of the national grave team, the main job was to find the tombs to steal assets into the fortune fund.

Although the tomb is a less welcome job, but still folklore many interesting legends surrounding the grave. For example, the story of Ngu Tu Tu punishes the Department during the Spring and Autumn war period. Ngu Tu Tu, due to discord with the So state, fled to Ngo. According to the record in 'Describe the story' , Ngu Tu Tu after being privileged to be the prime minister by the side of Ngo, led the army to conquer the land of So. He sent soldiers to search for the tomb of the Binh Vuong Department that had just died. However, they did not find the result because the Department of Binh Vuong, previously afraid of the tomb's location was revealed, sent someone to kill all the grave builders.

But after many searches, Ngu Tu Tu still found the tomb of King So Binh Vuong, digging and bringing his body to whip 300 whips to release his grudge to kill his father. It can be said that Ngu Tu Tu Tu is considered the most wonderful devotee in history.

In modern times, the most famous tomb thief is Ton Dien Anh . When Xuhui Dowager died less than 20 years ago, this man reached out to the Mausoleum of the Qing dynasty, took all the possessions buried with her, and even took the Xuhui pearl ball in his mouth to be carried away.

However, these are just some of the legends of the grave. Among them is a special tomb, its owner is really too dangerous.The tomb was visited 30 times by thieves, but never lost a treasure.

The tomb was visited 30 times by thieves, but never lost a treasure.

The tomb is located in Henan Province, China, which is the tomb of a prince of the Zhou Dynasty , more than 2,000 years ago. Local people are rumored to have buried a gold crest underneath the tomb, so that the tomb attracts the attention of countless grave thieves. However, each visit, the grave robbers are empty handed.

When archaeologists began to unearth, they fell back to the tomb's secret and praised the tomb's owner as a master. When archaeologists dug down, they found lots of quicksand, and the sand was 13 meters high. This is a typical sand grave . The owner of the tomb, when alive, brought all the sand to dry, hot sand will be extremely fluent.

This mysterious tomb is the tomb of a prince of the Zhou Dynasty.(Illustration).

When the tomb thief digs into this layer, no matter how they dig down, in a short time the large amount of mobile sand will fill up the holes they dug. In addition, the 13 meter thick layer of sand is also a dangerous natural trap for grave robbers. Just a little caught off guard, they may slip into an incurable sandy lagoon.

This is a typical sand grave.

This is also the only victory in the game between the tombmaster and grave leaders in the past thousand years. Although the tomb has been stolen more than 30 times, archaeologists still find more than 1,000 pieces of Zhou cultural relics inside the secret chamber at the bottom of the tomb. All stood still, looking at the grave thieves full of contempt, and also a testament to the sublime wisdom of ancient craftsmen.