Speaking of emperor Qianlong, many people should be familiar with him. He claims to be a "perfect old man". He wrote more than 42,000 poems in his life, which can be said to be unprecedented.

In history books or TV plays, he is one of the most famous emperors in Qing Dynasty. I think everyone's impression of him is only so much.

1928, Sun Dianying did a great event that shocked the whole country. He led troops to Dongling, drove away the grave keeper in the name of military exercises, and then carried out a crazy grave robbery on the tombs of Cixi and Gan Long, an old man in Shiquan.

At first, Sun Dianying ordered the soldiers to dig a tunnel into the grave, but the cemetery was built firmly. Finally, in order to save time, they blasted the grave with explosives.

After Sun Dianying and his party entered Yuling, they packed all kinds of priceless jewels buried with Qianlong into dozens of boxes and took them away. For money, Sun Dianying also took people to open the coffin of Qianlong, dragged Qianlong's bones out of the coffin, broke Qianlong's big braid, and then took away the funerary objects in the coffin. Finally, Qianlong's bones were thrown to the ground and trampled by others.

The scene of the theft of Ganlong's tomb is very tragic. How tragic is it?

According to the Qing old man who re-entered Gan Long's body, this scene was recorded afterwards. At that time, Emperor Qianlong was destroyed, and the bodies of Emperor Qianlong and Empress were trampled everywhere. Only four skulls were found at the scene, and it is still impossible to judge which one is the remains of Qianlong. Finally, after identification, it was determined that it was a dry skull crushed by a stone gate. Probably "old man Shiquan" will have such an ending after his death, no matter what he can't think of.