In the coffin, Cixi had a jade lotus leaf on her head and a big pink jasper lotus flower at her feet. In the coffin, Cixi wore a phoenix crown with foreign tribute beads embedded in it. There are 27 golden buddhas, emerald buddhas, ruby buddhas and white jade buddhas around her, and each respect 1.75g to 400g.
There are two jade watermelons, two jasper melons, 10 jade peaches, 100 topaz plums, 40 ruby dates and 60 topaz apricots at Cixi's feet.
There are two kinds of emerald white tea on her body, with green leaves and a white heart. A green emerald slug lies in the heart of vegetables, and two topaz wasps fall on the leaves of vegetables.
There is a Yu Lian on the left side of the corpse. There are natural gray sludge on three white jade lotus roots, and green lotus leaves and pink lotus flowers are born on the nodes. In addition, there are jet.
On the right side of the corpse are jade carved red coral trees, flat peaches with green leaves and red fruits, and bluebirds with branches, all carved with natural pigments.
When Cixi's body was filled with treasures, it was covered with a priceless brocade Dalagni quilt.
At that time, officials of Empress Dowager Cixi held out four liters of pearls and precious stones and put them in coffins. Later, eight jade golden horses were released, 18 jade arhats. It is estimated that this rare treasure is worth more than 50 million taels of silver, the embroidered beaded gown worn by Cixi alone is worth 2.65 million taels of silver, and the big pearl on the crested rockhopper is worth 6.5438+100 million taels of silver, while the silver inventory in the Qing Dynasty was less than 70 million taels at that time.
These jewels buried in the tomb of Cixi can be used to build four more tombs of the same size. However, this is only the money consumed by a mausoleum of Cixi.