My system is not decent

During the Western Han Dynasty, in the southern region, there were also lacquer boxes, lacquer plates, lacquer pots, lacquer eucalyptus, cups and plates buried with models of wooden or pottery ships.

Pottery includes glazed pottery tripods, glazed pottery pavilions, painted pottery pots, pottery boats, etc.

In the Han Dynasty, it was illegal to bury human beings.

Therefore, in archaeological excavations, with some exceptions, no human sacrifices have been seen.

The cruel human martyrdom system that started in the Shang Dynasty has basically come to an end.

As substitutes for slaves, wooden figurines and pottery figurines were placed in large numbers in the tombs of the ruling class.

On the ground, the tombs of the ruling class have generally been built with mounds.

In front of the mound, an ancestral hall for sacrifices is often set up.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was popular to build stone gates in front of tombs, and place stone statues of people and animals side by side.

It is also popular to erect stone tablets on the cemetery, recording the date of death, family lineage and life stories of the owner of the tomb.

Behind the tomb is a tombstone erected in the 78th year (1778) of the Qing Emperor's Mausoleum, which is 3 meters high and engraved with the seven characters "Zhou Tai Wang Mausoleum" inscribed by Bi Yuan, governor of Xishan.

According to Wanli's "Qishan County Chronicles", this tomb was misrepresented as the tomb of King You, and the county magistrate Yu Bangdong in Wanli began to identify it.

The Qianlong period of the Eastern Han Dynasty ended with the Xianjie Mausoleum of Emperor Ming. Walls were built around the cemetery and "horses" were used instead, and stone halls were built behind the tombs for sacrifices.

For example, the small tomb under one of the photos looks more like a local joint burial tomb.

The "Qishan County Chronicles" of the imperial mausoleum records: "Chen Wenzhe's tomb is seven miles northeast of the county, and there is no shrine next to the tomb."

When surveyed in 1962, the mound was 8 meters low and 60 meters in circumference.

Small tombs like that also appeared in the photo album in Li Chunfeng's hands.

However, it is difficult to unify the statement that there is a complete set of burial supplies. After all, the burial customs of each region are the same.

In fact, it was stolen in the late Qing Dynasty, mainly because the tomb was studied and understood in the Guangxu period.

For example, the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang in Lintong, Western Shaanxi, is the first imperial mausoleum in my country.

The sleeping hall is located in the north of the cemetery, setting a precedent for the emperor's mausoleum.

The villagers of Lijiadao have passed down from generation to generation: We are the descendants of Chen Wenzhe, and Du Xiabang is our ancestor.

The plane of the cemetery is square, surrounded by walls, with a "Sima gate" on each side, and double gates outside the gate.

In addition, there is no small tomb of celebrities in that building, which is better than the tomb of Chen Wenzhe.

The Internet is a small dye vat, and there are no people of any kind.

In fact, those may all be correct. During Du Xia's period of textual research on the biography of "Book of Tang", Chunfeng was from Fufengyong.

In the east of Lijiaqiu Village, Fengming Town, the tomb mound is 4 meters high and 68 meters in circumference.

Except for that one small tomb, we have not dug many small tombs. It is very likely that we have visited some local small tombs that Li Chunfeng knows now.

Usually by now, some messy things have appeared.

The Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system and set up a sleeping hall in the cemetery.

The mound is in the south of the cemetery, and the plane is square.

A small tomb of that size should not be hidden at all, because it is too conspicuous.

Now I am most concerned about the small and large ancient tombs under the photo, and at this moment I can see that the group of tombs should be on the Qishan side.

People in Qi and Wu villages recognize each other as relatives, and communication has been broken up to now.

Du Xiabang's mother was called "the old woman" by Taoists of the Li family.

A medicinal tree is planted underneath, with a circumference of 2.5 meters. There is no shrine to the east of the tomb.

Of course, some are too innocent, and we can't take advantage of the trend to fool some big things.

The small tomb is 10 meters high, 400 meters in circumference, and the object is quite small. Up to now, the small tomb still seems to be well preserved.

That's pure nonsense, at least as a northerner, Li Chunfeng knows that we will place ingots in the burial outside.

Those tombs are usually two tombs side by side, and rarely share a mound of soil on the top, and the vertical pit tombs are larger in scale, separated by rocks in the middle, and are joint burial tombs for husband and wife.

That is to make the ancestors have peace, right?Imitation of gold and silver ingots, is this waiting to be robbed and exhumed?

For example, the tomb of Zhou Taiwang, the tomb mound is 3.5 meters low, 30 meters in circumference, and 20 poplar trees are planted underneath.

There are many ancient tombs discovered here in Qishan, except for large-scale tombs, other small tombs are generally famous small tombs, but there are really not many.

Beginning with the establishment of the original temple in Changling during the reign of Emperor Hui, all the tombs of the Western Han Dynasty built temples in the cemetery.

The emperors and empresses of the Han Dynasty were buried together, with the same tomb but different tombs.

The imperial mausoleums of the Western Han Dynasty, except for Emperor Wen's Ba Mausoleum, which is "hidden because of the mountain", are all built with square mounds in the shape of overturned buckets, which are located in the center of the cemetery.

For example, under a white photo, there is no small tomb with a height of 4 meters and a circumference of 80 meters.

If he is more innocent, he will be fooled into placing a lot of stone lions or jade products.

Of course, Li Chunfeng really cared too much, but if he thought about it too much, he would let the publicity department in his hand, when shooting the video, popularize science by the way, so that people would be deceived.

The Hou Mausoleum is next to the Imperial Mausoleum, and its scale is larger than that of the Imperial Mausoleum.

According to "Tong Kao", there is no Tianzhu Mountain in Yongxian County in Tang Dynasty, and the tomb is in the eighth area of ​​Tianzhu Shandong, so it seems that this should be confirmed.

Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, a small group of ancient tombs was discovered in Qishan, but only a small number of tombs in this Qishan tomb were stone pit shaft tombs in the late Western Han Dynasty, and a few brick chamber tombs in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Few of the tombs have been destroyed, and the artifacts collected include iron swords, bronze mirrors, pottery, and "seven baht" coins.

Later, the tomb was misrepresented as Caojiaoling by the locals, and the village was renamed Caojiaoling Village by mistake.For example, no one taught him the anti-seepage film offline, such as placing some plastic ingots and the like.

Regarding the number of funeral objects, there is nothing to be buried, and there are no regulations.

Like a copper coin seller, 7 copper coins are placed at the bottom of the urn in the style of a Big Dipper coin.

That's not purely trying to sell him something, it's a lie to pay for his life.

For example, no one has taught the people in the northern region that it is popular to put 4 ingots and 7 copper coins outside the tomb in the northern region.

In particular, there are still no traces of some items that cannot be placed in the funeral objects.

And according to Yongzheng's "Xishan Tongzhi" textual research: Chen Wenzhe's tomb, "Nanhefu Zhi" thought it was in Xin'an County, "Jifu Tongzhi" thought it was outside Xiangyang in the northeast of Zhuozhou, and "Chang'an Fuzhi" thought it was outside Zhouzhi Dongguo Qiwai.

This type of tomb is about 2-4 meters deep, and the vertical pit is 2 meters long and 1 meter narrow.

That's purely not fooling people to restart the trend of thick burials. The ingots are divided into seven gold and seven silver, and placed in the seven corners of the tomb, implying that the seven corners will hold wealth.

Those kinds of items will go bad, but people who live with bad things hate it more.

Obviously, the group of tombs is comparable to the ones in the photos.

Ever since the Xianjie Mausoleum, temples have been rebuilt far from the cemetery, just like those tombs in the Qin and Han Dynasties.

The scale of the brick chamber tomb is also relatively large, with a single coupon roof.

The plane of the cemetery is rectangular, with two walls inside and outside.

Looking at the annotation text under the photo, Li Chunfeng knew that it was the ancestral grave of the local Wangjia Village.

His tomb and shrine are in the Guanyin Hall of Wugong County, where they are enshrined by the local people.

There are stone coffins built at the bottom of the vertical pits, and there are often no portraits under the stone coffins. The content is cross-linked and geometric patterns, and rarely shallow.