We often say an old saying, "thieves don't walk empty." It can be said that this statement was made after many examples, and it seems to have become a recognized statement. Grave robbers should exist like ordinary thieves, but in the archaeological discovery of an ancient tomb, we made an unexpected and interesting discovery. It is in this cemetery that the grave robbers' holes have reached the tomb, but in the end they returned empty-handed.

This tomb, where grave robbers failed, is the tomb of Bai Zhu, the twelfth son of Zhu Yuanzhang. Bai Zhu is the son of Zhu Yuanzhang. He liked learning since he was a child, and he was also deeply liked by Zhu Yuanzhang. At the age of seven, he was made King Xiang, and then at the age of fourteen, he went to his own fief. Later, the status of the Ming Dynasty changed. The new emperor Wen Jian was not afraid of anything, and he was afraid that his uncles would have land and soldiers and then rebel.

In order to suppress these vassals, Wen Jian tried every means to destroy them. Of course, even Bai Zhu, who was still young and didn't have this idea, was threatened. 1399, Bai Zhu was charged with rebellion. Wen Jian used this excuse to send his troops to the fief in Bai Zhu. Bai Zhu is very car-scrapping. Faced with the threat of Emperor Wen Jian, he chose to close the palace gate and then set himself on fire in the palace with his family. In this way, this generation of captaincy disappeared, after his death, his still didn't like him and gave him a "violent" posthumous title.

The tomb of Xiang Wang that we see now is actually a cenotaph built for him after he ascended the throne. Judy is different from Emperor Wen Jian. He was also influenced by the bannermen, and he could better understand Bai Zhu's psychology. After he ascended the throne, he rehabilitated his younger brother and built a cenotaph for him, which is the tomb of King Xiang Xian that we see now. The design of this tomb is not complicated, and there is no effective mechanism to prevent grave robbers. However, before it was archaeological, the cultural relics in this tomb were not taken away by grave robbers.

In fact, the reason why grave robbers don't take away the cultural relics here is because there is water in this tomb. At that time, the grave robbers did steal holes in the tomb, but because there was no coffin in the tomb and there was a lot of water, the grave robbers had nowhere to go, and finally they could only return in vain. In fact, speaking, Bai Zhu is also a poor man.

At that time, he was about the same age as Zhu Yunwen who had just succeeded to the throne. However, as a captaincy, he could not trust him and finally chose to burn himself to death. What a pity and sigh. Even the mausoleum built later was just Judy's favor. Only some things can prove the identity of the owner of the tomb, and there are many funerary objects. But that's all. It's just been invaded by the law of grave robbery. Tell me, is Bai Zhu miserable?