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In the "Tiger Beach" area of ​​Jiangkou Town, Zhang Xianzhong's treasure transport fleet was raided by Yang Zhan, a bureaucrat in western Sichuan. Most of the thousands of ships (historical exaggeration) of gold, silver and jewels sank with the ship into the river.

In modern times, based on the progress and inference of archaeology, the Zhang Xianzhong Shenyin incident has been proved to be real.

Moreover, these gold and silver jewels are hidden in the Minjiang River in Jiangkou Town, and have been discovered one after another in Shenyin archaeology.

However, there are not many treasures discovered now, and this is the problem.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, to what extent did the domestic economy account for the world economy?

In fact, some legends can be disbelieved, but we can calculate and calculate, how much wealth was there in a province in the Ming Dynasty at that time?

Madison once conducted a quantitative analysis of the overall economy of ancient my country.

He estimated that the Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire in the 1st century AD were at the same level of economic development.

Since then, the advantages of my country's economic aggregate have become more and more obvious.

Until 1820 AD, my country was still the largest economy in the world, accounting for 32.4% of the world's total economic volume.

But Madison's research still has certain problems.

He multiplied the per capita economic level by the total population to obtain the gdp data, which obviously cannot be relatively accurate.

His neglect of research on industrial structure, government scale and capital accumulation, etc., let us see an incomplete ancient Chinese gdp.

Even with this incomplete data, it has been confirmed that the economic volume of the Ming Dynasty at that time accounted for 32.4% of the world!

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, this large amount of wealth was not hidden in the government, that is, the government and the royal family, but in the folk.

Big bureaucrats, big capital, big landlords, all money is in their hands.

Among them, the royal family with fiefdoms in the local area occupies a large proportion.

Almost all of this wealth fell into the hands of the rebels.

Among them, Zhang Xianzhong and Li Zicheng must have won the big head, especially Li Zicheng.

However, even Zhang Xianzhong had swept through several provinces.

The calculation of these wealth is to get [-]% of the present, so it can be said that it is incomparably rich, right?

Not to mention other places, such places as mountains, Shanxi, Sichuan, and Nanhe were not the places where the essence was rich in the Ming Dynasty?

It's a pity that all of this happened after the Man Qing entered the Central Plains and made a wedding dress for the Man Qing.

Even so, Li Zicheng, who has been exterminated several times and repeated several times, should have hidden a large amount of wealth.

After all, they were rogues at the beginning, as long as they came out of the mountains, they would sweep the world and run around non-stop.

During this process, they can only rob, and everything they rob can only be hidden, because there is no way to trade it.

At that time, what could you do if you got the gold and silver treasures?

You can't buy food, and you can't buy weapons, because there is no land to buy them, so you can only hide them.

This is Li Zicheng's treasure, because Li Zicheng quit the capital due to defeat after not being the emperor of the Dashun regime for a few days, so he should have taken a lot of gold, silver and jewelry.

Obviously Li Zicheng took away more gold, silver and jewels than Zhang Xianzhong, because these were almost all the belongings of the Chongzhen Ming Dynasty.

And this must be part of Li Zicheng's treasure, because there are also the previous experience of going out of the mountain, failing, and then hiding in the mountain.

It can be said that every time he went out of the mountain, he grabbed a large amount of treasure.

Even if Li Zicheng's army retreated steadily later and he was forced to Jiugong Mountain in Hubei, there was still a saying at this time "eighteen donkeys and thirty loads".

It was from then on that Li Zicheng's treasures have not been broken down, and have been handed down to the present.

There are also many legends about Li Zicheng's treasures, because Li Zicheng brought out too many gold, silver and jewelry.

And Li Zicheng wanted to make a comeback, so he didn't bury the treasure in one place, but buried it in batches in many places along the retreat route.

Regarding the discovery of Li Zicheng's treasure, the Lechang treasure is the most famous.

Now Zhang Xianzhong's Jiangkou Shenyin is known to many people, but few people know that as early as [-], Li Zicheng's treasure was unearthed once.

At that time, cultural and historical workers in Lechang, Shaoguan, Guangdong Province, by chance, discovered that Lechang also had Li Zicheng's treasure.

It was 2001, Pingshi Town was hit by heavy rain, and a large amount of silver ingots rushed out near the Yunxian Temple in a deep mountain.

In the homes of a large number of people in nearby villages, the silver ingots found that year are still preserved.

Moreover, it is said that there was once a Xishan businessman who helped Li Zicheng bury treasures, and later found part of the treasures and became the richest man in the area.

Among the treasure legends that have been handed down until now, it can be said that there are many things about Li Zicheng.

What I just mentioned is just a small witch, and there is a bigger treasure that has been hidden all the time.

Of course, there are many discoveries.

For example, the tombstone of King Chuang appeared in the deep mountains, and mysterious treasures were hidden on the cliffs.

There are also legends that have been circulating for 300 years. Does it prove the mystery of the shocking treasure?

Can the successive clues unravel the unsolved historical mysteries?

Well, this is a news routine, and Chen Wenzhe doesn't care about it.

It turned out that he had just read some scattered news, but now that he has sorted it out a bit, Chen Wenzhe has almost summed up the story of the birth of Li Zicheng's treasure.

Still in 2001, in Zhangjiajie, some villagers discovered a dark cave between the cliffs on Guanyin Mountain opposite Tianmen Mountain, a scenic spot in Zhangjiajie.

In this dark cave, people accidentally discovered a batch of mysterious treasures.

It is widely rumored that this is the treasure buried by Chuang Wang Li Zicheng.

The Cliff Chamber should be the most popular treasure.

In the 17th year of Chongzhen, that is, in 1644 AD, peasant uprisings were surging.

Li Zicheng, a Mizhi farmer from a poor background, led the crowd to revolt.

Seventeen years later, Li Zicheng led the peasant rebel army to defeat the Ming army.

After capturing the capital, they occupied the palace and seized a large amount of palace jewels.

According to the historical records of "Ming Ji Beilue": After Li Zicheng entered bj, he found "700 million ingots of silver and 1000 million ingots of gold" from the palace.

In addition, there is also a record: "The old town treasury has 700 million ingots that have not been used for many years, and each ingot is 500 taels, with the word Yongle engraved on it."

All this shows that there must be a lot of Li Zicheng's treasures, and it is certainly not possible to find them all in one or two discoveries.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, 42 days after Li Zicheng ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, the Ming general Wu Sangui led the Qing soldiers into the customs and launched a fierce siege on the Dashun regime that Li Zicheng had just established.

When Li Zicheng was defeated and withdrew from the capital, he ordered the gold and silver treasures in the treasury to be swept away, and led the remnants to go south in order to make a comeback in the future.

After that, Li Zicheng moved to Nanhe, Xishan and even the Lianghu area, and finally disappeared.

The whereabouts of this reckless hero and the huge wealth he carried has become one of the biggest suspense in the history of our country.