Recently, because the sunken silver of the Queen Mother Zhang was salvaged, the legend of Zhang's treasure was solved, and Zhang's treasure is no longer a legend. I remembered that Zhang was defeated that day and walked south with gold, silver and jewels. Jiangkou town in Sichuan was suddenly attacked, and Zhang was unable to fight back. Most of the thousands of ships loaded with gold, silver and jewels sank into the river with the fleet.

This unexpected discovery has once again revealed the legendary huge treasure. Zhang's treasure legend has left people with countless reverie spaces. Legend has it that Zhang put the stolen gold and silver treasure somewhere near Chengdu, and recorded it with Shigu as a secret. And this song "Shi Niu" is definitely a 50,000-yuan stone drum. Some people know how to break the game and buy all the money. Ancient ballads have been circulating in Chengdu for more than 300 years, because they are recognized as the secret spell to unlock the hidden treasure of the Great Western King Zhang.

2010165438+1At the end of October, news came from Jiangkou mining area, which is only two or three kilometers away from pengshan county City, Sichuan Province: someone dug up a gold plate weighing 12 kg in the nearby river. At this point, the real existence of Zhang Treasure needs further excavation to be fully confirmed.

Zhang, the Great Western King, plundered the wealth of Sichuan. Zhang was born in 1606 (thirty-four years of Wanli in Ming Dynasty) and was born in Yan 'an. According to Ming History, he was a burly man with a slightly longer face, a yellowish face, a chest-high beard and a loud voice, so he was called Huang Hu. He was unruly and broke the military law many times during his tenure as a fast-catcher in Yan 'an Prefecture. 1630 (the third year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty) coincided with the troubled times in the late Ming Dynasty, when eunuchs were in power and the people were in poverty. Zhang followed him to his hometown Mizhi. After the death of King Qi, he turned to Gao Yingxiang and joined Li Zicheng as a rebel. Soon, Zhang and Li Zicheng split for some reason, and Li Zicheng attacked the Yellow River basin, while he led his troops to attack the Yangtze River basin.

With the growing strength of the uprising, Li Zicheng claimed to be the king and Zhang claimed to be the eight kings. Zhang was so cunning that the Ming Dynasty gave him both hard and soft treatment. First, I promised to give him a high-ranking official, hoping to win him over. Later, it was repeatedly encircled. At every critical moment, he pretended to surrender and rebelled after the crisis. The Ming dynasty * * * couldn't satisfy his desire at all, and his goal was only one-to be emperor.

1643, after Zhang captured Wuchang, he proclaimed himself emperor and established the Daxi regime. Zhao Jishi, a scholar in the Qing Dynasty, said in "Sending the Garden" that he stuffed the King of Chu (Zhu Huakui) into a bamboo sedan chair and threw it into the lake to drown. He himself took millions of gold and silver from the palace and carried hundreds of cars.

The following year, led the troops into Sichuan. In the land of abundance, he did two things that made him notorious, one was killing people and the other was robbing money.

It is said that after Zhang captured Chengdu, his subordinates reported that they were short of food and grass, so he solved the most difficult problem with the simplest method-killing people and killing soldiers. There is a "Seven Killing Monument" in Chengdu, which records that he kills people like hemp: everything is born to raise people, and no one has the virtue to repay the sky, kill, kill, kill.

Besides killing people, Zhang is more famous for looting, and the object of looting has developed from royal officials to ordinary people. Liu Jingbo, a Qing Dynasty man, recorded in the history book "The Book Cabinet Guide" that Zhang Zhongxian ransacked money from wealthy businessmen in various counties, ranging from several thousand two hundred gold to tens of thousands, and he would kill people if he got the money. The cruelty of his behavior is unprecedented, and there is no justice and humanity.

At the same time, he also strictly controlled the looted property and made a rule: if subordinates hide one or two pieces of gold and silver, they will be beheaded by the whole family; Hide twelve taels, strip yourself and break the whole family. In this way, all the wealth in Sichuan belongs to Zhang alone. According to historical records, Emperor Chongzhen is only a small family compared with him. He once held a treasure-hunting conference in Chengdu, proudly showing off his wealth: 24 rooms were filled with rare treasures, gold ingots and silver ingots, which were dizzying and jaw-dropping.