My system is not decent

Chapter 1781
That is to say, Yue Fei was born with supernatural power. When he was a minor, he could pull a bow of three hundred catties and shoot a crossbow with eight stones (one stone is 120 catties, and eight stones is 960 catties).

Learn archery skills from Zhou Tong, you can shoot both left and right.

Many people feel that this text is exaggerated, because according to the weight and measure of the Song Dynasty, one catty is equivalent to the current 633 grams, and no matter how strong a person is, this is impossible.

In fact, the catty here is not the weight of the crossbow, but the strength of the crossbow.

The calculation method of the bow force of a bow is: fix a bow on the wall, and then hang a weight on the bow string. When the bow is completely drawn, the weight of the weight hanging on the bow string is the weight of the bow. bow strength.

However, even so, Yue Fei already had considerable strength to pull such a crossbow.

Having said so much, it is just proof that Guan Yu may really be able to wield the 82-jin Qinglong Yanyue Knife with ease.

It's just that these are usually used, or more technical weapons, and light weapons such as spears are used in war.

Based on these factors, the Qinglong Yanyue Saber that Chen Wenzhe saw now must be real.

As for whether it is Guan Yu's portable weapon used on the battle formation, it doesn't really matter, as long as it is the big sword that Guan Yu used to use.

In fact, from this point of view, the tombs of several celebrities in the Shu Kingdom are really not easy to mess with.

Liu Bei's tomb is difficult for tomb robbers to enter.

Guan Yu's is not worth entering, and no one is willing to enter now.

The last one is Zhuge Liang's tomb. We all know that Zhuge Liang was a famous counselor in the Three Kingdoms. He knew astronomy from the top and geography from the bottom.

There is even a legend that he can predict the future. If so, there is nothing in the world that Zhuge Liang does not know.

It is convenient in military operations and especially has the ability to command the army.

If there is no Zhuge Liang, there will be no world under Liu Bei, let alone the Kingdom of Shu.

Zhuge Liang's empty city plan, straw boat borrowing arrows, is so "beautiful" every time.

Such a powerful person, his grave is easy to dig?Even for a long time, no one will find it.

Don't say anything else, just say that Liu Bei's tomb he presided over the construction is very difficult to mess with.

As for Zhuge Liang's tomb, it goes without saying that he used tricks all his life, even after his death, to hide the location of his tomb.

Legend has it that in that year, Zhuge Liang's suicide note told Liu Chan that after his death, he would put his body in a coffin and carry it to the south with four soldiers.

When did the coffin-carrying rope break and when was the burial?

But the four big men walked for a day and a night without breaking the rope.

So they planned to deceive Liu Chan. They put Zhuge Liang's coffin in a random place, and then reported to Liu Chan that this was where the rope broke.

But Liu Chan felt something was wrong after hearing this, how could the rope break so quickly?

Therefore, Liu Chan arrested the four people and tortured them for interrogation.

The four big men couldn't stand the pain of flesh and blood, so they were recruited in a few strokes.

Liu Chan was very angry after hearing this, so he killed the four people.

After the four strong men were killed, Zhuge Liang's graveyard really became a mystery.

Let's look back and think about it. With Zhuge Liang's wisdom, maybe these are all things that have been expected.

Four soldiers carried the coffin, and it took ten days and half a month for the rope to rot. People are lazy.

It is impossible for the four strong men to carry it all the time, and they will definitely lie, so maybe all this was planned by Zhuge Liang himself.

Hashang is the most bizarre tomb in the Three Kingdoms period. Although it is all rumors, it is not entirely groundless.

For example, Zhuge Liang's tomb is very different from this legend.

Because now we all know where the famous tomb of Marquis Wu is, naturally this legend cannot be true.

Wuhou Mausoleum, located in Xishan, at the foot of Dingjun Mountain, is the resting place of Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of the Shu Han Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms period. It was built in the 12th year of Jianxing in the Shu Han Dynasty (234).

The tomb of Marquis Wu faces east from west, and the cemetery covers an area of ​​240000 square meters.

The mausoleum is in the shape of a "double bucket" made in Han Dynasty, with a height of 4 meters, a diameter of 20.4 meters and a circumference of 64 meters.

This large tomb is surrounded by eight trigram-shaped Han white marble stone railings, and 35 patterns of Zhuge Liang's life and deeds are engraved on the skirt boards of the stone railings;

The tomb is oriented from east to west, with its head on the west and its feet on the east, implying the meaning of "forever cherishing the West Shu and revitalizing the Han Dynasty"
The Ming and Qing buildings on the tomb are arranged with the tomb as the central axis, and there are more than 70 three courtyards in parallel;

There are stone carvings, murals, statues, couplets and other cultural relics.

The planar buildings of the cemetery are symmetrical. The mountain gate, worship hall, main hall, tomb pavilion, tomb, Chongsheng shrine, east and west wing rooms, and north and south Taoist temples all run through the central axis.

The building of Wuhou Temple faces north from south, and the orientation of the Bell Tower and Drum Tower is changed. The Bell Tower is on the west and the Drum Tower is on the east.

Such an obvious building, even if you don't know whose tomb it is, you can tell at a glance that it must be the tomb of a prince and general.

What's more, there are many cultural relics in this large tomb, which can let us know that this is the tomb of Zhuge Liang.

For example, in the cemetery of Marquis Wu's tomb, there are several stone steles from different eras, 34 plaques and 29 couplets.

Among them, there are more than 100 murals of the story of the Three Kingdoms, more than 10 pieces of bells, tripods and furnace chimes, 48 ​​engraved banners of Wuhou's remains, and most of the contents of the steles and plaques are words praising Zhuge Wuhou.

Of course, these are all things on the bright side, and many of them are additional things added by later generations in memory of Zhuge Liang.

There are many legends about the tomb of Marquis Wu, and most of them must be about the origin of the name of the tomb, Feng Shui and so on.

From the geographical point of view, the landform of Wuhou's tomb at the foot of Dingjun Mountain presents "nine ridges and eighteen slopes" with gullies and beams interspersed with each other.

This kind of landform, like nine giant dragons, gathered in the cemetery from all sides, arching around the habitat of Marquis Wu with green pines and cypresses, so it has the reputation of "Nine Dragons Holding Saints".

In such a place, with such obvious landform features and many buildings on it, logically speaking, this large tomb should have been robbed a long time ago.

The opposite is true, and certainly not without reason.

This is to mention the previous legend again. In this way, the current tomb of Marquis Wu may not necessarily be the tomb of Zhuge Liang.

In 234 AD, Zhuge Liang left Qishan six times, died of illness in Wuzhangyuan, and was buried in Dingjunshan.

However, most of the existing buildings on the tomb were built in the Ming and Qing dynasties, and only the surrounding ancient trees have accompanied them since ancient times.

It is said that this place is just a tomb of clothes and crowns. Whether Zhuge Liang's real body is here has not been confirmed for thousands of years.

As the top military adviser in history, Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms, is known to everyone.

This well-known fortune teller and military strategist has unprecedented resourcefulness.

Moreover, in a high position in the contemporary era, it stands to reason that there should be countless gold and silver treasures and secret books in the tomb after death.

No matter which one of these two you get, it is a great wealth.

However, in the 1700 years since his death, no one dared to steal the tomb. Why?

First of all, it must be because the specific place of burial is unknown, or can it be kept until now?

(End of this chapter)