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Among the [-] pieces of jewelry found in the dark cave of Guanyin Mountain, there are two gold hairpins with seventeen flowers and two gold hairpins with bird heads, which belong to the national second-class protected cultural relics;

There are eight leaf-flower gold hairpins, plain gold hairpins, phoenix-headed silver hairpins, phoenix-headed silver hairpins, and lotus flower silver hairpins, which belong to the third-level national protected cultural relics.

The rest are general ornaments. Taken together, the value of this batch of cultural relics is about 7000 million yuan.

Obviously, most of these things are not precious things, but like ornaments of ordinary homes.

If you think about it from Chen Wenzhe's point of view, don't think about it, just grab something from a big family!

The precious ones must come from the families of high-ranking officials and dignitaries, and the ordinary ones are from the families of landlords and rich people. There is nothing to doubt.

However, when they were first discovered, no one knew the origin of these gold ornaments.

At that time, because of the need to protect the cultural relics in the main cave, the relevant departments decided to suspend the excavation. There is no answer for what is in the main cave.

Judging from the age of the discovered cultural relics, experts can only speculate and cannot rule out that they belong to the treasures of King Chuang.

But because there is no definite evidence, it is not fully confirmed.

So what are the hidden treasures in the wild called by the local villagers?

In fact, in addition to the local legend this year, there is another legend in the surrounding area.

That is, there has always been a legend of Ye Fu hiding treasure near Guanyin Mountain.

Tianmen Mountain, opposite Guanyin Mountain, is 1517.9 meters above sea level and has the reputation of the first sacred mountain in western Hunan.

Tianmen Shandong was called "Songliang Mountain" in the Han Dynasty. During the Three Kingdoms period, a major earthquake caused the mountain wall to crack, and the north and south holes were opened, which were as mysterious as doors.

Sun Xiu of Emperor Wu Jing thought it was a good omen and ordered to change Wuling County to Tianmen County, hence the name of Tianmen Mountain.

In the mysterious Tianmen Mountain, there is a little-known mountain temple.

In the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, people said that a monk named Ye Fu came here.

After Ye Fu arrived, the originally small Tianmen Mountain Temple suddenly expanded and the number of monks increased greatly.

However, because of the arrival of the monk Ye Fu, this place of pure Buddhism has caused constant disputes.

It is said that since Ye Fu arrived, people have always come here to make trouble every now and then.

No one knows what the person who came to look for Ye Fu talked with Ye Fu.

But there is only one result, that is, there must be some earth-shattering fights.

Strangely, no one was able to defeat this monk Ye Fu.

Why do people always come to trouble a Qingxiu monk?

There are only two possibilities for the answer. One is that this monk has a special identity, and the other is that this monk holds an amazing secret.

Who is Ye Fu?Is it true that the Yefu hidden treasure is located west of the top of Tianmen Mountain?

These questions have always troubled the archaeological experts of the Zhangjiajie Cultural Relics Bureau.

In order to find out, they began more than nine years of exploration.

In order to find out the identity of Monk Yefu, archaeological experts have carefully inspected the ancient Tianmenshan Temple.

The ancient Tianmenshan Temple is not the Tianmenshan Temple that people see now. Its address is in a remote corner on the top of Tianmen Mountain, and almost no tourists can find it here.

Regrettably, for hundreds of years, the ancient Tianmenshan Temple has been turned into ruins, and only a seven-story pagoda still stands in it.

Although the history of some ancient temples is still engraved on the stones of the ancient pagoda, no information about Ye Fu was found here.

Later, when reading the "Yongding County Chronicles" of Qing Guangxu, someone accidentally discovered a record: "In the Ming Dynasty, Ye Fu flew from Jiashan Temple to Xixi Mountain. Ye Fu was the remnant party of the robbers. He was defeated, shaved his hair and became a monk, and escaped from heaven. "

This record proves one thing, Ye Fu came from Jiashan, and was the remnant of King Chuang.

As we all know, King Chuang was defeated in Hubei, and the rest of his troops reached Cili and Zhangjiajie.

People with high status and able to grasp certain secrets should only be generals Li Guo and Gao Yigong.

Li Guo was the nephew of Chuang Wang Li Zicheng. According to some documents, one of the two died of illness and the other died in battle.

However, according to the legend, several works such as "Chuan Deng Zalu" written by Li Guo said that Li Guo may not have died in the siege, but lived in seclusion in Huanglong Mountain at the junction of Nanhu Pingjiang and Tongcheng and became a Taoist priest.

At that time, he should have changed his name to Li Xiu, and his name was Huanglong Zhenren.

Then the real Huanglong, did he come to Tianmen Mountain and become a monk instead of a Taoist priest?

This kind of speculation cannot be said to be based on imagination.

Because there are many such things. For example, even Li Zicheng, some people speculate that he did not die at that time, but hid himself in the mountains and became a monk.

There is also the famous Emperor Jianwen of the Ming Dynasty. It is also said that he became a monk and became a monk.

In fact, in 1972, in the ancient Tianmen Mountain Temple where Ye Fu lived, a sword with seven stars inscribed on its dragon head with the words "Tianmen Mountain Xuandi Zu" was unearthed.

The Xuandi ancestor is the Zhenwu Emperor revered by Taoism. How could there be Taoist objects buried in a monk temple?Is this just a coincidence of history?

For a long time, archaeologists have not figured out who the legendary Ye Fu is who hides the treasure.

Later, at an annual meeting of the province's cultural relics departments, I had another harvest in Cili.

The director of a county cultural management office thinks that the monk Ye Fu is probably Li Guo, the general of Chuang Wang.

It turned out that in the early 80s, the director was still working in the professional literary creation group of the Cultural Bureau of Cili County.

Due to excessive use of the brain, he suffered from a strange dizziness, and he sought medical advice to no avail.

Later, I heard that there was an old doctor named Wang Jiongliang on Cili West Street, who was able to rejuvenate his hands.

He went there admiringly, but he didn't expect that from this doctor surnamed Wang, he got an amazing clue: there is a tomb of Yefu in the mountain behind Mao'an in Kangjiaping.

The next day, he couldn't hold back his excitement, and went up the Li River by car alone.

Pass through the peak, enter Kangjiaping, and come to Cilimao'an Township where Yefu's tomb is located.

Mao'an is located at the end of Kangjiaping surrounded by Lishui River on three sides, surrounded by rocky mountains like a city, with a flat river in the "city", covering [-] mu of land.

The blue waves of Mao'an Reservoir are rippling, the sun is shining, and the waves are sparkling. You can still see the golden dragon floating out.

Behind the warehouse is a mountain of green bamboos, all of which are as thick as bowls.

On both sides of the green bamboo, there are ancient pines, strange branches and green leaves, verdant and verdant.

In the green bamboo and green pine forest, he really found the tomb of Ye Fu, and there is a token tablet in front of the tomb.

The inscription on the inscription is impressively engraved: "The old Zen master is also a martial artist. Born in the Ming Dynasty and finally in the Qing Dynasty. He is ambitious and handsome. He has the talent of the world and the latitude of the world, and he has long hated the power. Restoring the Central Plains; drawing the sword and ascending the altar, determined to wipe out the world. Fighting the king of Wu in Guizhou, chasing Li Chuang in Lishui.... In the 21st year of Qianlong, it was written to make up for it, Longgang."

The inscription on the inscription is in the parallel sentence style, commonly known as four or six sentences, with exquisite and grand words and antithetical characters.

After reading this inscription, the director was very pleasantly surprised.

Judging from the surface of the inscription, this grandeur is beyond what an ordinary person can express.

On the day he found Ye Fu's tombstone, he hurried home to search for relevant historical materials.