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Chapter 819 The Tomb of King Chu

Chen Wenzhe and his party boarded the boat in the afternoon, and the party was very noisy at night, and when they woke up after a nap, it was already almost noon.

At this time, it was already far away from Dahai City, and even almost reached the South China Sea.

After walking around the kitchen, Chen Wenzhe wanted to find something to eat.

Unexpectedly, when he came to the kitchen, Chen Wenzhe found that food was piled up everywhere.

In addition to some foods that are good for storage, such as roast chicken, biscuits, various canned meats, canned vegetables, and various sealed snacks.

It can be said that there are everything, and these are not the most, there are more drinks and alcohol.

Aren't the most important things about sailing on the sea are fruits and vegetables?

I really don't know if Zheng Yu's head was caught by the door, but he actually carried so many cooked foods that are easy to store.

I looked at my phone, it was only half past ten, and it was still a long time before lunch, so I could only make do with it now.

After searching for a while, I found a bag of Hualong instant noodles and a large bottle of Huiyuan fruit juice. After thinking about it, I got some dried fruit.

Going back to the room, opening the curtains, soaking in instant noodles, drinking fruit juice, eating dried fruit, and looking at the sea view outside, this is the small life he should live.

"Treasure hunting or something, it's so annoying, it's actually next to a small village in the mountains? Or the seaside?"

After sorting out the itinerary for this trip, Chen Wenzhe planned to visit Nanyue on the last trip.

There were a lot of investments in the country in the past, and even many locals could speak Chinese, so he was not afraid that he would not be able to communicate in the past.

However, what should be prepared, still needs to be prepared.

Turn on the phone, search the map, and keep looking.

By tracking the movement of the little bear tripod, Chen Wenzhe was able to locate its unearthed place.

This is also simple, the main thing is to check where Wu Er and the others bought it from.

After tracking down the original owner, you will find the source of Little Xiong Ding.

A small mountain village near the coast, not far from a small pier.

After combing through the information in his mind, Chen Wenzhe found that the small pier was not easy.

That should lead to South Vietnam, or a small secret port opened privately by the border residents of South Vietnam.

Usually not used, only on some special days, that port will be activated.

It was a very secret place, located in a small water bend.

The land over there is full of mountains. If you don't get close, you will never find a small water bend surrounded by some extended reefs.

Such a strange place can still be found through satellite maps.

Once this position is locked, the place where the little bear cauldron is hidden is also locked.

Xiaoxiong Ding, or the ancient pressure cooker, was really not a simple sacrificial vessel in the Han Dynasty.

If it is a sacrificial vessel, there must be only one, at most there are some similar things.

As a practical utensil, the little bear tripod is different. At that time, it should be a utensil that could be used by nobles.

When he first saw the little bear tripod, Chen Wenzhe immediately thought of Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan. However, after going back, Chen Wenzhe found that this little bear tripod was not unearthed from Liu Sheng's tomb at all.

In the end, he analyzed the cultural relics unearthed from the tomb non-stop, and Chen Wenzhe determined that the tomb should belong to a prince of the Han Dynasty.

Although there are not many useful pictures that have been sorted out, Chen Wenzhe knows a few things just through the little bear cauldron.

Those people back then must have not only excavated a Han tomb.

There seemed to be a lot of Han tombs in the area where they shot.

Because through some character analysis, what they discussed most at that time was the batch operation.

A large number of Han tombs are concentrated in an area, and it is not difficult to infer such a place.

As we all know, at the beginning of the founding of the Han Dynasty, Liu Bangguang granted the title of king with the same surname, and even the "Seven Kings Rebellion" in the later reign of Emperor Jing did not change this reality.

Looking at the more than 200 years of the Western Han Dynasty alone, there were as many as 31 vassal states, among which the more representative ones were Chu, Jing, Wu, Yan, Qi, and Zhao.

With so many vassal states, there will naturally be a huge number of tombs of Han kings.

Among the tombs of Han kings excavated in modern times, the more famous ones are the tomb of Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan in Mancheng, and the tomb of Liu Wu, King Xiao of Liang in Yongcheng.

However, it is an obvious fact that, judging from what has been excavated so far, the one with the most excavations and the greatest significance is naturally in Pengcheng.

The so-called, Qin and Tang cultures look at Chang'an, Ming and Qing cultures look at the capital of gods, and Han cultures look at Pengcheng.

The reason why Pengcheng has a strong atmosphere of Han culture is also due to its status in the Han Dynasty.

Pengcheng is the hometown of Liu Bang, Xiao He, Zhang Liang and others. After the establishment of the Han Dynasty, Liu Bang enshrined his half-brother Liu Jiao in Pengcheng as King of Chu.

Since then, there were 12 kings of Chu in Pengcheng during the Western Han Dynasty, plus one king from the Eastern Han Dynasty, making a total of 13 kings.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, the state of Chu was changed to the state of Pengcheng, and there were five generations of kings of Pengcheng in Pengcheng.

In addition, during the Eastern Han Dynasty, Xiapi Kingdom was granted to the east of Pengcheng, and there were four generations of Xiapi kings.

So on the whole, there are 22 vassal kings of the Han Dynasty in Pengcheng. In addition to the lineage of vassal kings who have multiplied for more than [-] years, the number of Han tombs left here can be imagined.

Therefore, the number of Han tombs in the Pengcheng area is unprecedentedly large.

As far as the map of Pengcheng City is concerned, except for the narrow area of ​​the old city, the surrounding area has been surrounded by the tombs of the Han Dynasty.

Therefore, it is reasonable for Han culture to look at Pengcheng.

Pengcheng was the state of Chu in the Han Dynasty. Among the tombs of kings of Chu found in China, the most famous ones are the second and third kings of Chu.

Although their tombs had been stolen, not many things were stolen, at least not emptied.

The reason why the tomb of the third generation of Chu kings is famous must be because there are too many funerary objects in it, such as broken and repaired golden jade clothes, and millions of taels of gold and so on.

It is not without reason that Chen Wenzhe judged that the tomb that was stolen or even evacuated belonged to the tomb of the King of Chu, because the format of the tomb was placed there.

The tomb of the king of Chu is still easy to recognize. Looking at the specifications, system, and style of the burial objects of the tomb, one can infer which era and which vassal state the tomb belongs to through its culture and tradition.

Pengcheng Han culture has three wonders - Han tombs, terracotta warriors and horse portraits.

With such obvious markers, Chen Wenzhe could easily deduce that the little bear tripod came from one of the Han tombs in Pengcheng.

Of course, he not only inferred from the terracotta warriors and stone reliefs, but also the construction form of the tomb.

From the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period to the early Western Han Dynasty, vertical pits were generally used for tombs at that time.

The mausoleums of the Han emperors in Shaanxi Province today, such as Yangling and Maoling, are also in the shape of covered buckets of rammed earth, with underground palaces under them. However, the underground palaces of this period are only prototypes.

Since the middle and early period of the Western Han Dynasty, the burial structure of the emperor's tomb has undergone major changes.

The style of the underground palace has changed from the vertical cave to the horizontal cave. In the vast mountainous areas, the cave-style tombs drilled through the rocks have widely emerged.

(End of this chapter)