Tomb Bride: A Millennium Immortal Jade Face Beauty

The statue is carved in the shape of a woman. The woman is dressed luxuriously and has a graceful figure. It seems that at least she must be the daughter of the prince at that time.Her headdress is very special. There are many gold silk silk flowers and pearls and emeralds on the huge headdress. No matter how you look at it, it is somewhat similar to the headwear of the women in the harem of the Qing Dynasty in TV dramas.

I stammered: "Isn't this... that... that... that... what is it called?"

Mei Hui added from the side: "This is the flag head of a Manchu woman."

(Less explain this flag head less, the flag head is the huge headdress we see on the heads of concubines in the harem in TV dramas, from maids to promises, nobles, concubines, concubines, imperial concubines, queens, every level of harem women wear The styles of flag heads are different, and each style represents its prominent status. And each style of flag head can only be combed with one hairstyle, such as "two heads", "water hyacinth", "swallow tail", " "Big wings", "high-handed head", "shelf head", "front bangs", "pan-headed wings..." In addition, the pearls, agate, jade, gold and silver worn on each different headgear are not used casually. It is related to status. When the little palace maid first entered the palace, she had to undergo special training in the system. Think about it, everyone, if you put some beautiful objects on your head on a whim, you will lose your head.)

The mouse was also stunned, pointing at the head of the flag, he was also very excited. "Can this toy be taken down? It doesn't seem to be made in one go with the statue. Could it be used by the daughter-in-law of Ubashi during her lifetime? It's worth the money, this guy is really luxurious! Who said the Mongols have no money? I think this flag head is worth 7 figures!"

He put his arms around the golden statue's legs and wanted to climb up to take them off. He pressed his hands on the statue's shoes, looked down, and the mouse shouted, "Hey, look, aren't these clogs?"

Meihui and I were about to burst into tears because of this clog music. I said Brother Hao, it’s terrible to be uneducated. I saw it just now, and I didn’t dare to say anything because I couldn’t scream. Your Qing Dynasty girls are all wearing Clogs?

Fearing that the illiterate would make some jokes again, Meihui hurriedly explained to him, "Brother Mouse, these are not Japanese clogs, they are called flowerpot-soled shoes, and they are also worn by Manchu royal women."

Although the atmosphere was made very humorous by Mouse, I still had some doubts in my heart when I saw this golden eagle woman wearing a flag head and stepping on flowerpot shoes.It stands to reason that the Western Mongols must have their own national cultural characteristics, and it took several centuries for the Turghuts to migrate westward before returning to the Central Plains. If women dress like Tsarist Russia and the Middle East, it can be explained, but But it is absolutely impossible to be the same as the Manchu royal woman, right?

The statue of this woman is made of pure gold, and it is on the fifth floor of the tower burial. Judging from the identity, at least it must be the imperial concubine of Ubashi, so why is there a golden statue here? Didn't see the imperial concubine's coffin?Also, the imperial concubine should of course be a Mongolian, and Obaxi had just returned to the Qing Dynasty, so there was absolutely no reason why she would be assimilated by the Qing culture so quickly.

I turned my head to look at Meihui, maybe Meihui had the same thought in my heart, she also met me with a sideways glance, and then the two nodded together, and reached an agreement in my heart, this statue must be Lili's genealogy and King Khan's Hades Princess Yehe mentioned in the mural.