Treasure and pearls 3,000 billion in Xu Hy's mouth

Known for the name of "Western Queen", "Elder Buddha", Tu Hy Thai Hau is considered one of the most powerful women in Chinese history.

After her death, she was pursued with the title of 'Hieu Kham Tu Hy Thuy Huu Khang Di Chieu Projected the City of Longevity and Charity Coordinator Thien Hung Thanh Hien Hoang Thai Hau' , with the most solemn ceremony held in history for a queen.

From Hy Thai queen.

Although it is only a female part, Tu Hy is considered as a "phoenix on the head of heaven and death".

Dominating China for nearly half a century, although not an emperor, the power of the three kings was manipulated by her in the hands of the great king in the dynasty.

Because of authority over heaven, Tu Hy Thai's tomb is bigger than her husband's tomb, Ham Phong king and Dong Tri's son.

These empresses are worth the equivalent of the Qing Dynasty's national treasury for many years. That is not to mention the ancient painting paintings, pearl jewels with great value cannot be estimated.

Along with the actions of leaving a bad reputation, Tu Hy's luxurious tomb made her name "magnificent " posterity.

The history of Thanh Dynasty recorded, during the whole life, the word Hy Thai Hau had a happy collection of heterosexual collection.

In the section "Keeping a record of the history of the posthumous king of the posthumous gods', it is written :" At the time of birth, Xu Hy frequently took away treasures into a secret cellar. "

Portrait From The Empress Dowager

Unbelievable treasure in the tomb of Tu Hy

In Ly Lien Anh's 'Ai Nguyet Hien pen ' - the eulogy of Tu Hy's happiness - and her grandson is a co-author with a clear record of the type, quantity, location and value of the items. buried in the lavish tomb of the "buddhist".

Tu Hy Sinh was a man who loved the treasure of ivory pearls when he died and was buried according to the number of heterosexuals worth up to hundreds of millions of silver.

Profile in which there are 85 precious stones, 203 pieces of white jade, and thousands of pearls are attached on clothes or blankets.

The place inside the Tomb of the Empress Dowager

Before the Queen of Customs, the coffin had to spread three layers of brocade gold with a pearl layer, a total of one meter thick.

When shrouding, my Empress wears a garment woven with gold thread; Hand holding a branch of jade lotus, under the feet guarding the jade carving carved lotus flower.

The cover on Tu Hy's corpse is a blanket embroidered with Da La Ni with gold silk with 25,000 words , on a blanket and 820 pearls.

In it, a pearl has cost 10 million - 20 million taels.

The burial hat from the Hy Hye when burial is also said to be 'unique ' in the world. There is a big egg-shaped pearl on the hat, worth up to 10 million silver.

On the corpse, she was covered with a blanket with pearls attached to a peony shape. The bracelet buried with her is also a series of diamonds carved into chrysanthemums and brought together.

On the right side of the corpse, place a coral pot created from jade with two colors - red, there is also a kingfisher on the top. There are also countless other gems carved into fruit shapes like peaches, pears, plums, .

Not stopping there, inside the tomb, there are also 8 steeds made from jade and 18 Arhat made from jade. The number of pearls must be more than 700 items.

"Pearl of worship" by Tu Hy

Legend has it that after the coffin was removed, the coffin still had a gap, and the burial bureaucrats poured four pearl boxes and 2,200 pieces of pink stone, blue jelly, and emerald.

Particularly, the number of treasures 'filling in this blank' was worth 130,000 white coins.

Through the relics inside the coffin, it can be seen that Tu Hy is particularly passionate about the witch.

Besides rubies, gold and silver, in the tomb of Tu Hy Hau, there are also 27 stately statues of Buddha sculpting. On both sides of the feet, there were two beasts of watermelon. There are also two interesting hazelnuts, white and blue, inside honey yellow.

Funky jade cabbage in the tomb of the Queen Mother Dowager

In the Royal Palace's " Book of the Interior " also evaluated: The "middle-class jewelers" were enshrined in the same way with the Queen Mother Queen, regardless of the number or type of people.

It is possible for this mausoleum of the "old buddhist" to be like a 'European jeweled encyclopedia' (encyclopedia of precious treasures).

Items made from precious mineral stones like hazelnuts, buffalo legs, diamonds, which are inherently hard to find, not to mention its value when being created are extremely clever, meticulous, unique.

However, some assumptions suggest that a large number of them are items that the royal princes like, and the king of the gods offers them. In terms of value, every item in Tu Hy's coffin are priceless treasures.

Tomb robbed

In 1928, the tomb of ' West Queen' was stolen by thieves and took away a large amount of burial claims.

At that time, the National Army's 12th Army Corps commander, Ton Dien Anh, was stationed in Ke District, Hebei Province (now directly under Thien Tan City), not far from Dong Lang.

This army had blatantly let the soldiers break into the grave, dissolving the door with the walls of diamond mosaic.

Red coral tree sculpted with jade

After the successful invasion of the devout, this army continued to chisel the stone door behind the grave, releasing the lid of the coffin, stealing a large number of heterosexuals.

Information about Ton Dien Anh stealing treasures at Dong Lang made the whole China indignant. Repeatedly, many e-mails were sent to the Nationalist Party to demand serious punishment for this cultural abuse.

To deal with the pressure from the public, Chiang Kai-shek was forced to request the body of Tu Hy and the number of buffaloes to return to the coffin in Dong Lang. However, the leader of the theft - Ton Dien Anh - completely escaped from sin in many ways.

Rubble in Tomb of Hy Hy after being attacked by Ton Dien Anh "tomb"

The bowel is in the mouth of the Empress Dowager

Nominally, 'restoring the status quo' of the tomb of Tu Hy Thai, but her burial offerings were 'not winged'. The reason is that Ton Dien Anh used this treasure to " run the crime".

Ton Dien Anh donated to Chiang Kai-shek and Nine Dragon sword of Qianlong Emperor and many precious paintings.

Not stopping there, he also gave Tong Tu Van, Chiang Kai-shek's father-in-law, a funky witch watermelon from the coffin Xu Hy.

In particular, the heart-shaped member of Tu Hy's mouth was given by the name to Tong My Linh - Tuong Gioi Thach's wife.

The coffin inside Lang Tu Hy palace

Soong May-ling even used that rare pearl that was attached to his shoe. Later, when the soldiers broke out, this one was also lost.

According to history books, it is true that Thai Hau Tu Hy was buried with a ballerina in her mouth. The pearl is spherical, weighing about 787.28 carats (more than 157 grams).

In 1908, the mantle was valued at 10.8 million pieces of silver, equivalent to 810 million yuan today (over VND 2,855 billion).

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The mystery of the royal vision

According to many sources of research, it is possible that the lost mantle is the famous 'Diamond of the Great Mogul '.

'Mogul's diamond ' first appeared in southern India.

In 1657, the Mogul Muslim state of India conquered two emirates and unified southern India. Those almond balls were discovered to have appeared in the Mogul-bearing palace from this time.

However, in the later years, along with the collapse of the Mogul dynasty, this mysterious gem also disappeared.

Although a French gem researcher Niamey Tahoua asserted in 1665 that in a surviving Mogul palace at that time, there was a much more precious 'Mogul diamond' .

However, in reality, it was just a stone that emulated the ' Diamond of the Mogul emperor' . This last obedience is only available in Afghanistan.

In 1760 under the reign of Qianlong , the king sent the army to suppress rebellions at the border, 'The diamond of Emperor Mogul' came to China at that time.

Later she was paid tribute to Xu Hy Thai and became a follower of her to the golden stream.