Tomb Bride: A Millennium Immortal Jade Face Beauty

The mouse smiled and said, "Oh, I'll go, Gemini, I really didn't see it, do you still have the talent to pretend to be a big maggot?"

After finally climbing to the copper coffin, Nan Haiyue reached out and dragged me up.The lid of the copper coffin is covered with a layer of copper rust, and the original side paintings are unrecognizable, but the lid is different from the four sides, and there are obviously many raised characters carved by people.These words densely covered the entire coffin lid.According to the customs of our Chinese people, there is a saying that a sacrificial oracle is written for the burial of a wealthy family, but in the Qing Dynasty, officials or princes left a bottle of bixi (bixi) at the most conspicuous position where the tomb passage entered the main tomb.

Bi Xi is the first of the nine sons of the dragon. According to legend, it carried three mountains and five mountains on its back in ancient times.Later Dayu subdued it for water control, and let him push mountains and dig ditches, dredging rivers, and made great contributions to water control.After the flood receded, Dayu was worried that it would repeat the same mistakes and harm the world, so he moved a huge stone tablet on it. The stone tablet was so heavy that it could not walk casually.Bixi looks very similar to a tortoise, but it has teeth in its mouth, while the tortoise does not.Therefore, it can be found in tombs, ancestral halls, and palaces since ancient times, and the stone tablet on its back is a sacrificial oration recording the great achievements of the tomb owner I.

However, this sacrificial oration was not engraved on the Bixi stele, but was directly engraved on the coffin. I have never heard of this kind of burial.The sacrificial text on the copper coffin is very prominent, but the text is in Manchu, which I don't recognize.

I pouted at Nan Haiyue.

She shook her head helplessly, and translated for me while reading the sacrificial text on the coffin lid.

She first frowned suddenly, and stared at the sacrificial text above for a long time with both eyes, before she said: "I want to say who is buried in this copper coffin, I think it will scare you two to death."

I said it scared the two of us to death. If it was some big man, it would definitely make me dumbfounded. The master over there didn’t understand the history of the Qing Dynasty. He said that he only recently met Nurhachi, Huang Taiji and Mang Gurtai .

"The one in the coffin is Oboi, who is known as the number one warrior in Manchuria and was assassinated by Lord Kangxi while he was playing a wrestling game with some young eunuchs!"

When she said this, I was really surprised: "What? Guarja Oboi?"

"That's right, it's Oboi. The sacrificial rites were all written by Emperor Kangxi himself. The first half is about his great exploits in following Huang Taiji's expedition to the east and west, conquering Huguang, attacking Nanchong in the west, and beheading Zhang Xianzhong. The second half is about After the death of Emperor Shunzhi, he assisted Lord Kangxi to take charge of the government, and the dark ones formed cliques for selfish interests, becoming increasingly arrogant, and finally monopolized the government. Kesaha, Lord Kangxi couldn't bear it, and finally had to plan to kill him."

"It's no wonder no one has been able to find the tomb of Oboi for so many years. It turned out that Lord Kangxi had buried him under this pool. He did an amazing job. I just thought that the burial method of eight locks and hearts was too vicious and insidious. I thought it was What kind of treacherous and evil person, I didn't expect it to be Oboi. You see, he first affirmed Oboi's illustrious military exploits against the Qing Dynasty, and then explained why he wanted to kill Oboi. It can be seen that Emperor Kangxi was really cautious. You are worthy of being an emperor through the ages." I said.

The mouse asked: "Kangxi is so stupid, people are dead, if you hate it, just leave the wilderness in the wilderness and let the wild dogs pick it up. Why is it so cumbersome?"