Shangguzhai Fort covers an area of more than 6,600 square meters and once had nine towers. According to the local "Hu Family Tree", this village was built in the Ming Dynasty and expanded during the Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty. This used to be a refuge for local people. In the Republic of China 18 (1929), Hu, then the police chief of Rucheng County, regarded it as an "old nest", where he secretly dug an underground cave for hiding gold and stored a lot of treasures he had forcibly plundered. The craftsmen who participated in the construction of the hidden gold cave were silent after the completion. Accordingly, Hu dominated the party to collect money for more than 20 years. After the founding of New China, many grave robbers tried to find treasure here, but found nothing.
According to another legend, Hu hired people to pick 9 loads and enter the cave castle in the back room of Baimangshan Mountain. Since then, there has been no news of Yang Guang and the person who chose Yang Guang.
Shi Dakai, a famous Taiping Heavenly Kingdom star in Qing Dynasty, publicly buried his mother to prevent grave robbery. Legend: Longshan, Xiangxi (b) Liye Town, Longshan County, Xiangxi Prefecture has the legend of "Shi Dakai's hidden treasure Bamian Mountain". According to the Records of Longshan County, Shi Dakai's troops fought in Longshan County for about five months, 186 1 year, from August of the eleventh year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (A.D.10/) to February of the first year of Tongzhi (A.D. 1862).
It is said that after Shi Dakai arrived in Hino, his mother died critically ill. In order to avoid being robbed after his mother was buried, Shi invited the gentry and celebrities to attend the funeral and open the coffin. After verifying that there was no gold and silver buried with him, he buried his mother by the wall of Liye Middle School today. However, the rumors of the treasure did not stop. 1997, a foreigner insisted on digging three feet to dig for treasures in the swallow cave of Bamian Mountain, but the result failed. It seems that the legend of hidden treasure may just be people's good wishes.
Ceng Guoquan, the leader of Xiang Army in Qing Dynasty, buried the legendary treasure of Taiping Army: Ye He Town Fuhoutang (middle) Zeng Guofan was born in Yang Shuping, Xiangxiang County, Changsha Province, and now belongs to Ye He Town, Shuangfeng County, Loudi City. In Lotus Leaf Township, there used to be a stone road leading to Fu Houtang, Zeng Guofan's former residence. According to legend, Ceng Guoquan, Zeng Guofan's ninth brother, built it to secretly transport treasures. Now there are stones used to build roads on the foundation of the old house pigsty. The old people said that at that time, thousands of soldiers pushed their cars on the stone road for three days and three nights. Where did the huge treasure come from?
/kloc-in the summer of 0/864, the Xiang army led by Ceng Guoquan captured the sacred vault of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom in Tianjing (now Nanjing), and Zeng Guofan reported to Emperor Tongzhi that "the fake palace was out of stock". The disappearance of such a huge treasure house has caused many criticisms in North Korea. With this in mind, Zeng Guofan mobilized Ceng Guoquan to go home for rest in the name of illness. It was with this that Ceng Guoquan spent three months transporting the treasure from the waterway to Shuangfeng's hometown. With this money, Ceng Guoquan bought many fields.
However, more treasures were buried under the lotus leaves by Ceng Guoquan, and there are the following rumors: 1. After Ceng Guoquan's death, 18 coffins were carried out at the same time, in order not to let people know the real burial place of the treasure. Some people speculate that the treasure is buried deep in the back hill of Fushoutang. 2。 There is also a saying that the treasures are scattered in Tianziping at the lower part of Gaogu Mountain at the junction of Shuangfeng and Hengyang.
Li Zicheng, the leader of the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty, took away many jewels from the palace: Mangshan (D) and Chengmenzhai (E) in Yizhang County. According to historical records, after Li Zicheng defeated Beijing, he took away many jewels from the Ming court. There are two kinds of rumors about the whereabouts of the jewels.
1。 After the defeat, Li Zicheng retreated to the south, passing through Lizhou and Fenghuang, Hunan Province, and settled in Mangshan, Yizhang (now Yizhang County, Chenzhou City). According to legend, Li Zicheng buried nine donkeys and eighteen treasures under Mangshan Mountain. For hundreds of years, there has been a formula circulating in the local area to crack the treasure land: Shi Yanchong, Third Bridge; Take your time, take a hundred steps. Since the Qing dynasty, countless people have come to treasure, but they have gained little.
2。 Li Zicheng was chased by Qing soldiers to Jiangjiaping (now Linli) in Anfu County, Hunan Province. In order to travel light, he ordered to bury his treasure in many places, entrust his youngest son to a family named Jiang, and give the treasure map to the Jiang family. Since then, the Chiang family has become rich overnight. During the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, Jiang Guangye, a descendant of the Jiang family (renamed Jiang as a descendant of Li Zicheng), became the richest man in Hunan. Later, Jiang Guangye moved the treasure to Chengmen Village in central Leo. Legend has it that Lord Jiang Guang once played games with immortals on the shelf rock next to the village. Once when he was climbing a rock, he accidentally slipped and woke up to find that a treasure map was missing. 1958 period, steel smelting, tree cutting. During a logging process, someone found jewels on a mountain road in Leo. I wonder if this has something to do with ginger's protection.