In the traditional conservative China culture and people's point of view, people's birth and death are worthy of our respect and love. There is a saying that "the deceased is the greatest". No matter how much contribution and hateful things this person has done before his life, he will not care after his death to show his respect for this person.

However, in ancient China with a long history and profound knowledge, a person's death can be regarded as a major event in life. In ancient times, no matter the relatives of the emperor or the common people, after a person died, the living would pay special attention to the organization of this person's funeral. After the death of some dignitaries and noble families, their funerals will be particularly grand, and the things buried with them will be particularly precious and rich. It is precisely because of the preciousness and richness of buried objects that some people naturally covet these treasures. These people were called "gold-touching captains" by Cao Cao and others, and "grave robbers" by later generations.

Although these people dig the graves of ancient ancestors in order to get the funerary objects of the tomb owner. However, the old man China once said that "thieves have their own way". Tomb-raiding itself is a disrespect for ancestors, but it is more important to respect ancestors in graves. But now in an ancient tomb unearthed in Shaanxi, a princess of the Tang Dynasty is buried. When experts conducted archaeological research on it, they were so angry that they cursed the grave robbers on the spot. What did these grave robbers do?

Princess of Tang Dynasty-Princess Changle

An ancient tomb discovered and unearthed in Shaanxi today is huge in scale and magnificent in momentum. After careful identification by archaeologists, I was surprised to find that the owner of this tomb turned out to be a princess in the Tang Dynasty, Princess Changle. According to relevant historical records, Princess Changle was named Li Lizhi. She is a child born to Li Shimin, the wife of Emperor Taizong, and the most beloved eldest daughter of Emperor Taizong. From birth, he was loved by Emperor Taizong. He is afraid of falling into his hand and putting it in his mouth.

Princess Changle grew up gradually, but she was not spoiled at all. She is clever and more attractive. In archaeological documents, it is recorded that "the princess was talented in Jeffery Ji and educated in Xuanyao", etc., and all kinds of gorgeous words are used to describe Princess Changle.

As an adult, under the arrangement of Emperor Taizong and Li Shimin, she happily married the son of Sun Chang Wuji. For the marriage of his daughter Princess Changle, Emperor Taizong also made great efforts. He thought that Sun Chang Wuji was the founding minister of the Tang Dynasty and a noble family all his life, and his son would inherit his title, with noble status and infinite glory. Decided to marry Changle in the past, it is also a comfortable and rich life.

Princess Changle, after her marriage, was not arrogant because of her father's excessive doting. Princess Changle has a loving and harmonious relationship with her husband after marriage, and is equally polite and humble to her elders.

Even in the thirteenth year of Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong and Li Shimin set off a wave of feudalism, which aroused the resolute opposition of ministers. This feudal trend is just like in the Western Zhou Dynasty, when big princes carved up their territories and their own territories were inherited by future generations. In this way, the country will be torn apart, and the princes will be separated, which will inevitably form a reactionary force and crisis the dynasty of Emperor Taizong.

However, in the face of opposition from many ministers, Emperor Taizong chose to ignore it and still went his own way. Just when the minister was anxious and helpless, Princess Changle returned to the palace to persuade Emperor Taizong and tell him the pros and cons. Finally, in the thirteenth year of Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong showed his ministers that he had stopped the establishment of the feudal system.

Beautiful women (often) have an unhappy life.

Princess Changle, who lived a comfortable and smooth life, was deeply loved by Emperor Taizong. She was weak and sick since childhood and suffered from long-term illness. The hapless princess Changle died at the age of 23. Her death made Li Shimin particularly sad. It is certainly very sad and unacceptable for a father to watch his daughter suddenly cross history.

As the king of a country, after the death of Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong buried his daughter Princess Changle in Lingguang Village, Xia Yan Township, Liquan County, Shaanxi Province. Many years later, it is only 1 km away from Zhaoling Yuan Palace, the mausoleum of Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty, which is quite convenient. Moreover, according to relevant historical records, after the death of Princess Changle, Emperor Taizong buried the princess with the highest funeral specifications, and attached very rich and extremely precious funerary objects.

Among them, the whole tomb is about 50 meters long and consists of six huge tombs. The whole frame is a single-layer brick structure, and its shape is generally conical. Moreover, there are small burial tombs in front of and behind Princess Changle's tomb, surrounded by many stone carvings of figures and animal images made of stones.

Not only that, there are many complicated tombs and tunnels, as well as many holes, patios and niches, as well as many special architectural measures inside Princess Changle's tomb. Moreover, there are all kinds of exquisite murals on the tomb wall, which record the prosperous scene of the Tang Dynasty at that time.

From the grand scale and pattern of Princess Changle's tomb and the exquisite color images on the murals, we can see that the Tang Dynasty is a prosperous and luxurious society in politics, economy, culture and ecology, and it is a beautiful scene of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

Malicious destruction of the post-world

When Shaanxi people stumbled upon this ancient tomb and waited for experts to carry out rescue excavation, they were shocked that it was too late.

The archaeological team and experts carefully opened the tomb and found that Princess Changle's tomb had been stolen by grave robbers many times. A large number of exquisite and expensive funerary objects were looted, leaving only the stone carvings and exquisite murals on the tomb wall that could not be taken away.

When the experts carefully examined the tomb, they suddenly found that there was no coffin or body of Princess Changle. I quickly checked the surrounding wooden materials, only found some dark charcoal, which is clearly the trace of wood burning! Obviously, those hateful grave robbers burned Princess Changle's coffin crazily, and they didn't know whether Princess Changle's body was reduced to ashes or stolen by grave robbers.

Faced with such a tragic scene, the archaeologists present were really saddened and angry. This group of unscrupulous grave robbers is really hateful! I don't respect my ancestors at all, I just enjoy the splendor. I not only stole all the funerary objects in the tomb, but also destroyed the coffin and body of the owner. This behavior is so heartless and immoral, which really makes people angry. No wonder experts who love archaeology can't help swearing at those hateful grave robbers.