During the Western Han Dynasty, the cemetery was square in plan and surrounded by walls.
There is a "Sima Gate" on each side, and there are two gates outside the gate. The Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system, and a sleeping hall was set up in the cemetery.
The emperors and empresses of the Han Dynasty were buried together in the same tomb but in different tombs.
The Hou Mausoleum is next to the Imperial Mausoleum, and its scale is smaller than that of the Imperial Mausoleum.
Starting from the original temple built in Changling during the reign of Emperor Hui, all tombs in the Western Han Dynasty built temples near the cemetery.
The imperial mausoleums of the Eastern Han Dynasty, starting from the Xianjie Mausoleum of Emperor Ming, did not build walls around the mausoleums but instead used "walking horses", and built stone halls in front of the tombs for worship.
Starting from the Xianjie Mausoleum, no temples were built near the cemetery.
The tombs of the Han Dynasty are so obvious that it would be difficult for Chen Wenzhe not to recognize them.
In this way, he carefully looked through these photos one by one, trying to find more ancient tombs.
Every time one of these ancient tombs is added, a lot of funerary objects will be added.
It belongs to any cemetery, with coffins and burial objects, but children belong to the cemetery of the clan.
Looking carefully at the excavation photos of ancient tombs from the Shang Dynasty, Chen Wenzhe was able to analyze very little information through some of the unearthed items.
Of course, that point is uncontroversial, because no oracle bones were discovered when the bad image came, and there is no record of a bad woman with a bad son.
No matter how big it is, if it is not the grave of a special person, of course, if that special person is an official, a scholar, or a husband.
The bad son of a bad woman is called Xiaoji. He is Xiao You's elder brother. He was slandered and killed.
Less than 21 meters, no coffin, no waist pit, martyred.
That was a tomb from the early Shang Dynasty. By the middle of the Shang Dynasty, the tombs were different.
There are no tombs with tombs of type C yet.
The outline of this kind of tomb is slightly smaller than human bones, and most of them have no waist pit. There are few coffins and only a single bronze vessel.
Even if he doesn't buy these things, taking a look at them is still a huge gain.
According to oracle bone inscriptions, a bad woman did not have any sons but only a boy. In the oracle bone inscriptions discovered now, there is no record of a bad woman becoming pregnant and giving birth to a boy.
During the Shang Dynasty, few aristocrats were buried with their victims, and few nobles were buried with copper ritual vessels. Common people were rarely buried with pottery, stone tools, and bone vessels, and few nobles were buried with wine vessels.
In the front are the poor people. The graves are only for people. There are coffins, waist pits and burials.
In particular, there are definitely no seven tomb passages. The area is small, so there will be sacrifices. There are no coffins, no waist pits, and no group of bronzes.
The hierarchy of tombs in the Shang and Zhou dynasties, the role of artifacts, etiquette, social development and changes, and characteristics were all the same as those in previous generations.
Isn’t it surprising? The very famous Fuhao Tomb is ranked seventh among the ancient tombs in the mid-Shang Dynasty.
It is also called "Qianmu Xin" in the bronze inscriptions because your temple is called Xin, which is Yi Xin, the concubine Xin in the Zhou sacrifice inscriptions.
1 tomb passage, without coffins, martyrs, burial bronze ritual vessels, weapons, chariot and horse utensils, without accompanying tombs, chariot and horse pits and sacrificial pits.
In addition to this, if small jade weapons, jade objects, and even gold objects were also buried with them.
During the Shang Dynasty, rectangular earth pits and vertical pit tombs were used, without wooden coffins, and the number of waist pits decreased.
Among them are less than 10 pieces of bronze wares, burial bronze weapons, tools, and jade wares.
There is no wooden coffin, and the small tomb does not have a seven-story platform. People were sacrificed at the bottom, and dogs were sacrificed for the middle and high nobles.
Because there are too many things, if they are all sold at once, the more things there are, the fewer people will be able to afford them.
However, how many cultural relics were unearthed from Fuhuai’s tomb?
The origin of Xiao Youliang’s Zhongwu there is indeed related to being a bad woman.
At the front are the homes of common people, or special merchants.
The tombs of nobles are less than 10 square meters, there are no coffins or coffins, and there are few burial objects and many bronzes.
The tombs are small and large, and the number of coffins, coffins, and tomb passages are much smaller, which is directly proportional to the grade of the tomb.
In addition, we should pay attention to the relationship between the original Si Chen Wenzhe and now known as the former Chen Wenzhe Baoding, and the mistress.
It doesn't mean that there is any relationship between being a bad woman and Si Chen Wenzhe.
His temple name was "Xin" before his death, and he lived in the first half of the 13th century AD, when Wu Ding reorganized the Shang Dynasty.
The outline of the tomb is slightly smaller than human bones, there is no waist pit, and there are few coffins, accompanying pottery, a single bronze ritual vessel, or a single jade vessel without a handle.
Of course, if a woman is bad, she belongs to her son. If a woman is bad, her surname is bad. The ancient pronunciation is: z, which is the same as the son’s surname.
When he saw the characteristics of some ancient tombs of the Shang Dynasty, Chen Wenzhe became even more greedy.
Si Chen Wenzhe is the imperial mausoleum of the son of King Wu Ding of the Shang Dynasty. It is a small tripod cast to worship your mother (Wu Ding's former king) Mu Wu. The land was unearthed as a small tomb in Wuguan Village.
Erji's tomb is very narrow, especially 72 meters. Such tombs have no waist pits, some have no coffins, some have coffins, some have no sacrifices, and there are many burial objects.
The sacrificial name of Fu Hua is Mu Xin, and the inscriptions on the bronze objects unearthed in your tomb (southwest corner of the Yin Ruins palace area) are all Simu Xin.
Emperor's Mausoleum, Zu Jia's mother "Muxin" is not you either.
"Wo" is a relative title, and the pre-Qin male surname is written first.
Of course, that has nothing to do with tomb robbing in the previous life, but from now on, it cannot be seen that it is only a small tomb of type B, and so few cultural relics have been unearthed. How about such a small tomb of type A?
Although the tomb of Fu Hao belongs to Erji, it also indirectly shows that the seventh-class small tombs in the middle Shang Dynasty were not that low in standard.
And if he wants to package it and buy it, the funds he needs to pay will not increase much.
As I haven’t said before, the Fuhuai Tomb is one of the ten small ancient tombs with the smallest number of unearthed cultural relics in China.
In the Shang Dynasty, the sacrificial names for each king were determined according to the heavenly stems. The mother of the emperor's mausoleum should have died after Fu Huai, so she got the sacrificial name Wu.
During the late Shang Dynasty, there were no small tombs with tomb passages.
Those on top are not without coffins, but a few are without coffins. They are buried with bronze vessels, and most of them were martyrs.
There are fewer burials with the body facing up and with the limbs upright than burials with the body leaning down, and burials with the body sideways are the most common.
2 tomb passages, sacrificial people, sacrificial objects, such as dogs, few burial objects, waist pit.
The funerary objects rarely use the "lined tripod system" to represent the hierarchy. The king uses 9 tripods, 7 princes, 5 servants, 3 scholars, and at the same time, an even number of guis with more than 1 is used. "Sure enough, there are ancient tombs from the Shang Dynasty. This is an orderly inheritance.
An ancient kingdom cemetery, or simply a royal city? I just don’t know if there are any ancient tombs from the Xia Dynasty?”
By the Western Zhou Dynasty, the etiquette system was gradually improved.
It’s true that the name of the sacrifice given to Fu Hua is Xin, so that would be wrong.
That kind of tomb has a small outline and is about the same size as the lower body. There are few wooden coffins and waist pits. Bronze vessels are buried with them, but few stone vessels, pottery vessels and bone vessels are included.
You are the first undocumented male military commander in the history of your country, one of the 60 wives of King Wuding of Shang Dynasty, and also a male politician.
Small type B tombs, less than 10 square meters, without coffins and coffins, in which victims were sacrificed, and a small amount of bronze vessels were found, such as the tomb of Fu Huai.
The small and large ones are the same as the ones below, with multiple waist pits, coffins and bronze vessels, and only pottery, stone tools and bone tools were buried with them.
Tombs smaller than 10 square meters do not have coffins, waist pits, or burial bronzes.
Let’s talk about tomb pits. In the early Shang Dynasty, there were few rectangular earth pit tombs with vertical pits.
It only has a body, a waist pit, a coffin and burial objects.
Type B large-scale tombs, with an area of more than 3 square meters, have no coffins but coffins, and include sacrifices and burial pottery.
The one below must be considered a type A small tomb, and the next one is not a type B vertical pit tomb.