Cao Cao called me to rob a tomb

Chapter 139 Burial alive! (Add more updates for the boss of [Forgotten Ashes])

the most important is.

Although this "History of Qi" was placed together with the bamboo slips and wooden slips in the tomb of Marquis Haihun, it was not found in the archaeology of later generations, and it is unknown whether it was completely destroyed by water or stolen.

In short, until Wu Liang crossed over, the archaeological circles had not discovered the history books of Qi and even the other five countries.

Therefore, the historical knowledge of later generations before the Qin Dynasty basically comes from the "Historical Records" compiled by Sima Qian during the Western Han Dynasty.

Although there are historians based on the record in "Li Si Lie Biography" "I invite historians to burn all non-Qin records. Non-doctoral officials, who dare to have poems, books, and a hundred languages ​​​​in the world, Xi Yishou and Weiza burn them." It is speculated that although Qin Shihuang burned the books collected by the six countries and the people, the books collected by the official Qin State were not burned.

Later, after Liu Bang entered Xianyang before Xiang Yu, Xiao He went straight to the Royal Library of the Qin Dynasty and collected a large number of precious books and classics. Later, Xiang Yu burned Afang Palace, and these historical books had been taken away by Xiao He in advance.

In addition, after the establishment of the Han Dynasty, there are still many living descendants of the Six Kingdoms in the world.

In this way, Sima Qian read the precious historical books that Xiao He rescued back then, and visited the surviving descendants of the Six Kingdoms, and finally completed the historical masterpiece "Historical Records".

But Rao is so.

These historians also admit that "Historical Records" is not perfect, and there are many fallacies in it. It can only be rated as the closest to the real masterpiece of pre-Qin historical materials discovered by later generations, and it cannot be fully trusted.

Besides.

Wu Liang also had doubts about the above inference.

Since Xiao He has collected a large number of precious books and classics from the Afang Palace Library, including the history books of the Six Kingdoms, why many other books before the Qin Dynasty can be preserved in later generations, but there is only one history book of the Six Kingdoms, or even a few words. What about saving it?

Thinking of this, Wu Liang finally couldn't restrain himself any longer, and immediately blew away the dust on the "History of Qi" which had a total of... Before starting, Wu Liang deliberately counted, a total of 64 volumes... and then He picked up the scroll on the top with extreme care, and unfolded the bamboo slips with extreme care for inspection:

"History of Qi"

King Wu Keyin
The first conferment of the Taigong in Yingqiu

The name of the country is Qi
Qidoi

Shun is too fair and simple

Those who are in chaos will be chased by the prince
National
……

This is "The History of Qi"!
Wu Liang immediately confirmed it.

It is recorded here that after Zhou Wu Wang Jifa established the Great Zhou Dynasty, Feng Jiang Ziya went to Yingqiu (today's northeast of Zibo) to establish the Qi State.

At the same time, the records here are slightly different from those in "Historical Records".

According to "Historical Records", there were many large and small Yi countries in Qi State at that time, and the Yi countries refused to obey the discipline. Jiang Ziya chose to follow the customs of the country and did not pay attention to those cumbersome etiquette, so Qi State soon settled down and gradually developed. become a big country.

And in this "History of Qi", it is said that after Jiang Ziya arrived in the fiefdom, he obeyed his Yi country, he obeyed the local customs, simplified those red tapes, and attacked and expelled his Yi country if he did not obey him, so Qi State soon settled down Down, and gradually developed into a big country.

It can be seen that the history of the pre-Qin Dynasty that later generations learned from the "Historical Records" is really different from the history books of the Six Kingdoms that were burned by Qin Shihuang.

If you want to find out the real history of the Six Kingdoms, it is really difficult to restore the truth of history with only one "Historical Records"!
Besides, Wu Liang was more willing to believe the records in "History of Qi" after just a glance.

Learn from history.

The establishment of any regime, especially the establishment of an airborne regime like Qi State, will inevitably touch the interests of many people, and there has never been an example of convincing the other party through compromise and concessions.

If everyone is so talkative, where is the war in the world?
"It's a good thing. Put it away, go back and read it slowly, and then engrave it later. If it can be passed down to future generations, it will also help the archaeological community of future generations to re-examine this period of history."

With this in mind, Wu Liang carefully put the volume of "History of Qi" back to its original place.

He had already made up his mind that when he asked the soldiers of the Huren Army to come in and carry them, he must watch carefully from the side, and ordered people to tie up the 64 volumes of "History of Qi" with ropes. , When I go back, I will open it one by one and check it carefully, and compile it again for my own future study.

……

After finishing these, Wu Liang continued to check in the office.

After eliminating those bamboo slips and wooden slips that did not need to be deliberately protected, Wu Liang came to a case where "The Analects of Confucius·Knowledge" was stored.

This set of books is also an unprecedented discovery in later generations.

It is said that in 2017, archaeologists had completed scanning it and were preparing to interpret the text on it.

However, until Wu Liang crossed over, the relevant interpretation content has not been made public, and it is not known what progress will be made in the end, but one thing is certain, this kind of bamboo slips should be soaked in water, even if the air is completely isolated It is preserved for a long time, and it is definitely impossible to preserve it completely when it is excavated by later generations. This is the biggest difficulty in interpretation.

So, to steal or not to steal, this became Wu Liang's most tangled issue.

If he hadn't stolen it away, these things would certainly not be complete in future generations.

If it is stolen, it will not be found in later archaeological excavations.

However, he can use another longer-term method to preserve it, and it may be possible to present the complete "Knowing the Analects" to future generations.

Or move it!

Wu Liang finally made such a decision. As for whether this set of bamboo slips can be found in later archaeological excavations, it is actually not that important. What is important is whether the above content can be passed down.

Anyway, his travels have changed part of the history of the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and changed the experience of some historical celebrities in the Three Kingdoms. Now it seems too unreasonable to care about the excavation experience of the group of archaeologists and archaeological institutions in later generations...

Made this decision.

Wu Liang couldn't find any more things in the office, and finally returned to the door.

Take the "Tomb Building" that was first discovered and study it carefully.

This "Tomb Building" records the entire process of the construction of Haihunhou's tomb.

The mausoleum began to be built in 68 BC when Liu He was granted the title of Haihunhou and rushed to Yuzhang County. It took a short period of 6 years to build and was completed in 62 BC.

It was also in the same year that Liu He suddenly became ill and died of illness at the age of 33.

According to the records of "Building Tombs", in the process of preparing the tomb of Marquis Haihun, an alchemist named "Lian Shi" who came south to Yuzhang County with Liu He played a huge role.

Whether it is the site selection of the mausoleum, the preparation and command of the construction, or even the funeral ceremony of Liu He, he is solely responsible for it.

In addition, this alchemist named "Lian Shi" is also an alchemy enthusiast, and he often refines some "prolonging life" elixir for Liu He.

Liu He trusted Lian Shi very much.

And Lian Shi did his best in the end.

When Liu He was buried, he cried bitterly and was distraught, and insisted on being buried for Liu He.

Everyone couldn't bear it, and before the tomb was sealed, he ran into the tomb and stood guard in front of Liu He's coffin, refusing to come out.

In the end, everyone couldn't persuade him for fear of delaying the auspicious time, and no one killed him, so they had to seal him alive in this tomb...

　Today's update is nearly 11000 words, [Forgotten Ashes] The boss's rudder plus update has also been completed, Ouye, go to bed with peace of mind.

　　
　
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