Xiaoxuan immediately said excitedly: "Then when should we do it? My hands are itchy recently and I want to do some work."
"Move your hair!" I said: "Sister Xuan, think about it with your little head, is there anything left for us in such an obvious place? There is a 100% chance that someone will get there first."
Xiaoxuan said sternly: "What if it's a new pot?"
"Nothing unexpected!"
I pointed out the window and said, "Even a three-year-old kid can tell that this place is the seal of an ancient tomb. I estimate there are at least fifty robber holes underneath."
Xiaoxuan curled her lips and did not speak.
People in the industry have tricks to see if a bulging area is covered with earth. You can't just say there is a big tomb underground when you see a bulging area. That would be a joke.
First of all, the height of this "earth bag" must be within a numerical range.
Remember, the height of the emperor's tomb is generally ten to fifteen feet, the height of the emperor's level is three feet and five feet, the height of the official and history level is two feet and five feet, and the common people either have no earth's seal, and some are between five and ten feet. within the range.
Convert the number of feet into meters and you will know by visual inspection that the talisman does not meet the specifications.
No matter who this person is, how high will the grave be?
Ancient tombs had a strict hierarchical system, and people generally did not dare to violate the regulations.
Some people will definitely say, I can! Let’s go all over the world to find such a big earth mountain. What if we recognize an ancient imperial mausoleum?
Don't be stupid, there are many imperial mausoleums. This opportunity will not come to my generation, let alone the current generation.
Regardless of whether they have been discovered or not, I have already studied them. For example, the twelve imperial tombs of the Eastern Han Dynasty are near today's Jiaozuo, the ones of the Northern Wei Dynasty are on Beimang Mountain, and I speculate that those of the Eastern Jin and Six Dynasties were either around Nanjing or in Danjiangkou area.
Except for the Zhaozong Mausoleum and the Aidi Mausoleum, one in Shengchi and the other in Heze, the other Tang Tombs of the Tang Dynasty are all hidden in the Guanzhong area of Shaanxi Province.
The imperial tombs of the Northern Song Dynasty are concentrated in Gong County, Henan Province. As for the imperial tombs of the Southern Song Dynasty, except for the last three emperors, all others are buried in the Shaoxing area today.
Xixia is located at the foot of Helan Mountain in Yinchuan.
The one from the Liao Dynasty was on a rocky mountain near today's Bahrain Right Banner.
Several emperors from the Jin Dynasty are buried in the Fangshan area of Beijing. The ones from the Yuan Dynasty are the hardest to find. Anyone who can accidentally find them will make a fortune.
Because all emperors of the Yuan Dynasty adopted "secret burials", there were no mausoleums in the cemeteries, and the burial sites were rarely known. The Genghis Khan Mausoleum in Inner Mongolia is fake and just a tourist attraction.
However, based on my research and exchanges with some experts, we all guess that the emperors of the Yuan Dynasty may have been buried together in a ravine called "Qi Chaan Valley" in ancient books. As for where this place is now in Inner Mongolia, then I really do not know.
Later, in the Ming and Qing dynasties, the Ming Tombs of Changping and the Eastern and Western Tombs of the Qing Dynasty became tourist attractions. There is not much to say about this.
The big dirt bag halfway up Huaguo Mountain in Jishou City must be an ancient tomb, and it has been 100% stolen! What I'm curious about is why the local cultural relics bureau didn't put up a sign to protect such an obvious place.
That night, we had barbecue at a food stall on the mountain. There was roast goose on the table. In order to liven up the atmosphere, I said loudly: "Listen up, for this dish, I will compose a poem for you!"
The three of them looked at me.
I cleared my throat and read loudly: "Goose, goose, drink it with a knife on its neck, pluck the feathers and add water, light the fire and cover the pot."
The snake girl clapped vigorously and said, Brother Xiang, you are so talented. After saying that, she swallowed the meat on the mutton skewers in one gulp, then looked at me intentionally or unintentionally, and slowly pulled out the bamboo stick bit by bit from her mouth. , and finally made a "tsk" sound.
