The recording of the confession ended in the middle of the night. Luo Tian brought Cheng Zhen to the food stall that had been transferred. There were memories of two women here, the relationship that was buried deepest in the heart, and the most regrettable one.
Feelings, Zhou Hong and He Keer, the past that cannot be forgotten, but the past is the time that has passed and can never be found again.
Now the food stall has changed hands, Luo Tian stood here and told the story of Zhou Hong and He Keer one by one. Cheng Zhen was fascinated by the moment when Zhou Hong died, and her tears fell down and she felt extremely distressed when she heard that Zhou Hong was dead.
Cheng Zhen sighed again when the man around him, He Keer's departure. The two of them loved each other and could not tolerate those materials and conditions. The more they cared about, the thinner their relationship would be.
Cheng Zhen leaned in Luo Tian's arms: "I will accompany you all the time, keep Zhou Hong in my heart, love you well in my way, and hope she can see us happiness."
"Thank you." Luo Tian was completely relieved and felt extremely relaxed: "Let's go back and see the design drawings left by Kublai Khan's thoughts back then."
This picture is actually a structural diagram of the tomb, and it also has a well-designed mechanism. Speaking of the imperial tomb of the Yuan Dynasty, the mystery in the middle is very great. Not only Genghis Khan, but also all the emperors of the Yuan Dynasty were buried secretly.
The reason why secret burial measures were taken was to prevent future generations from robbing.
In the 13th century, the Mongolians had their own unique funeral customs. Their characteristics were different from the Han people in the Central Plains who were burying for a long time, but rather were burying for a small and simple funeral. The Mongolians were nomadic peoples living on the grasslands. They did not have a fixed residence, so their lifestyle was
More simple and practical. The funeral ceremony is also so simple: when burial, they let the deceased sit in the center of a tabernacle used for their lifetime, and there are horses and tables with meat and milk, and finally put them in the soil. The purpose is for the deceased to arrive.
When living in another world, there is a tent, a horse riding, and a meat and milk eating.
After the establishment of the Yuan Dynasty, a large number of Mongolians flocked to the mainland and gradually became infected by the customs of the Han people. They began to use coffins, but the coffins used were different from those of the Han people. After the deceased were buried, the two coffins were put together and became a log.
Then "stuck it with iron bars". This kind of coffin was called "Mongolian coffin" in the Yuan Dynasty, and it was a store that operated this kind of coffin in the capital. Although it entered the Central Plains, the Mongolians were still as simple as before, and the shrine was usually
The clothes worn are usually carried out secretly when burial. After the burial, there is no tomb or inscription or tombstone, and the relatives of the deceased do not hold funeral ceremonies.
Not only the ordinary Mongolians, but also Mongolian nobles, and the emperors, were popular with the custom of burying deep burials without graves after their death. According to Ye Ziqi's book "Cao Muzi", after the death of the Yuan Dynasty, there was no coffin or burial objects. It was just "using Mu Er".
The pieces were cut into the empty space, and the humanoid figures were combined into coffins and placed in the body. "Dig a deep pit and buried it without laying a pile of graves." After the burial, the ten thousand horses were soft and the camel was killed on it, and
Thousands of horsemen guarded it. When the grass grows in the next year, the tent will be dispersed. Looking at Pingyan, no one knows it. When you want to sacrifice, you will take the mother of the camel who was killed as a guide, and look at the place where the silence is sneering, and you will know how to bury it.
"These are the customs of Mongolian emperors who have destroyed their traces after their burial, and no tombs left behind.
After Genghis Khan's death, his ministers followed his orders and did not mourn or mourn. They secretly sent the coffin back to the north of Mo. After the emperor's coffin was secretly sent to the cemetery, they were buried deep, and then they stepped on the cemetery without leaving any left.
No traces. There is no building of tombs, steles, or pavilions, or building shrines, or high walls. In order not to reveal the whereabouts of the coffin, the troops escorting the coffin killed all the people and animals they encountered along the way. After reaching the destination
The Mongolian prince, concubines, relatives and ministers held a grand mourning ceremony for him. Because there were too many people mourning, and some tribes were located in remote areas, until three months later, some people came to mourn one after another. Obviously, no matter how it was
Genghis Khan, or the Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, both retained the traditional Mongolian funeral customs. Mongolia's custom of secretly burying the dead is the main reason why the whereabouts of Genghis Khan and the Yuan emperor are still unknown.
"But isn't there already a Genghis Khan's Mausoleum?" Cheng Zhen asked.
"Are you talking about the Genghis Khan Mausoleum located in Ikinholo? It is not the real Genghis Khan Mausoleum, it is just a symbolic tomb that allows the Mongolians to express their grief to him." Luo Tian said.
"The Mongols kept the Khan's funeral very confidential, but the ceremony of sacrifices and worship was carried out publicly and inherited. Being the eight-room gods outside the tomb house, setting up a "room", namely the "shadow hall", Mongolian
The common people prefer white, and the "六官网" consists of eight white tents, so it is also called "六官网" with built-in portraits, as a symbol of the Great Khan's mausoleum, for future generations to pay homage to the tribute. The "silver coffin" hidden in it and
'Relics' and so on are nothing but symbolic sustenance."
"Can Genghis Khan's tomb be found?" Cheng Zhen was attracted by the mysterious burial of the Inner Mongolian people.
Although there are different historical statements about the burial places of Genghis Khan and the Emperors of the Yuan Dynasty, it is believed that starting from Genghis Khan, the Great Khan of the Mongolian and the Emperors of the Yuan Dynasty were buried in the same place. Moreover, the funerals of the emperors were roughly the same.
So as long as you find the burial place of any Khan, you can find the tomb of Genghis Khan."
"It is recorded in the "Shi Ji" that after Sichuan attacked the Song front, his son Asuo Ohule personally took his father's coffin and transported him to Urdo (the palace tent in Mobei)
.Wordo takes turns mourning for him: on the first day in the Oerdo in Kutu Heidaihadun (the queen), on the second day in the Oerdo in Kutu, and on the third day in the same day in the Oerdo in Kutu, on the third day in the
The fourth day of the Oerdo in Quebehadun was in Quebehadun. The coffin was placed on the seat of another Oerdo, and the people burst into tears and mourned him. Then they put the coffin on the throne.
Brother was buried beside the tombs of Genghis Khan and Tolei in the Buerhanheleduen, known as Yekhuluhei."
"Genghis Khan and Emperor Yuan have fewer items of burial and burial, which is also an important reason why his cemetery is not easy to be discovered. The burial objects of the emperors and empresses of the Yuan Dynasty are very frugal. Not to mention that compared with the emperors of the Central Plains, even with many rich people and nobles, they cannot do anything.
The only clothes they buried were mink coats, leather hats, boots and socks. After the buried, they added red and black paint brushes, and three gold strips of gold were used as rings on the outside, and no coffin was added outside the coffin. The burial items were only "golden pots".
Two bottles, one cup, one bowl, one bowl, one spoon each”. The Yuan Dynasty emperor’s way of sending off the death toll can be said to be the most frugal in the history of Chinese royal funerals. The Yuan Dynasty emperors, from "a generation of geniuses" to his descendants, considering the various dynasties in the Central Plains
The lesson of the imperial tomb robbery was learned, and the implementation of a burial system without leaving traces of the tomb was not only much saving, but also has not been robbed yet."
"However, some people have suggested that Genghis Khan's funeral objects are still of a certain scale. According to Persian historian Zhifani in the book "History of the World Conquerors", "Select forty daughters from Yimi and Nayan families,"
, dressed in pearls, jade, jewelry, and beautiful robes, put on precious clothes, and were sent to accompany Genghis Khan's spirit together. "It shows that there were not only horses, but also humans in the funeral objects at that time."