This is the costume of Empress Dowager Cixi, Five Blessingg Buddha Dragon Robe, and now this Five Blessingg Buddha Dragon Robe has become a national treasure. Grave robbers in Sun Dianying are uneducated grave robbers who only pay attention to gold, silver and jewelry, but have no interest in those historical relics. This is why Five Blessingg's Buddhist robes survived.

1. Sun Dianying and his men are as blind as a bat and don't understand the preciousness of funerary objects other than gold, silver and jewels.

Empress Dowager Cixi held power in the Qing Dynasty for about sixty years. In these years, Empress Dowager Cixi wanted the best for everything, and the food and use were not perfect. Therefore, there must be countless things to be buried with Empress Dowager Cixi after her death. It is precisely because of this that the mausoleum of Empress Dowager Cixi has always attracted the attention of many grave robbers.

Sun Dianying, a warlord who robbed the tomb with a gun, opened the door of Empress Dowager Cixi's mausoleum with his own strong means, and the mausoleum of Empress Dowager Cixi was naked in the eyes of all. Sun Dianying led his soldiers to look for gold, silver and jewels in Cixi's mausoleum.

Second, Five Blessingg Buddha robes were thrown aside by soldiers in Sun Dianying as worthless things.

There are too many treasures in Cixi's tomb, which makes Sun Dianying and his party crazy and excited. What they see is real money, and they don't care about anything else. At the same time, Sun Dianying also took the pearls from Cixi's mouth.

Cixi's close-fitting clothes were replaced by these grave robbers with worthless things. It was not until later that the cultural relics department repaired the tomb of Cixi that this lost treasure "Five Blessingg Buddha Dragon Robe" was discovered.

This robe was made to celebrate Cixi's 60th birthday, and the Buddhist characters in it highlighted the rarity of the robe. The value of this dragon robe is immeasurable, and now it has become a national treasure.