Who would be so bored to build a jade chamber and build it in the mountains? Of course no one would be so boring. Tang Sancheng got up from the ground: "The jade chamber is adjacent to the tomb, and you can vaguely see the tomb from here."
, but the people in the tomb cannot clearly see the scene in the jade chamber because of the light, is it possible?"
"Moreover, the source of the light is also very strange. The jade chamber is completely sealed. Where did the light we just saw on the other side come from?" The excitement has passed, and now all that is left are questions.
There was no light source in the jade chamber, and it was closed. No light from outside could shine in at all. The group was trapped. Tang San walked around like ants on a hot pot, staring straight at the jade ground. After looking at it for a long time, he
Suddenly there was a "Hey" sound. The floor and walls of the jade room were actually made of jade bricks. Because jade is a solid color, the gaps are almost invisible and it looks like a complete plane.
Tang Sancheng studied the jade bricks on the ground for a long time and realized: "This is a nine-square grid."
"Nine palace grids?" Xiao Ning also looked, but couldn't see anything.
The Jiugongge originated from Hetu and Luoshu. Hetu and Luoshu are two mysterious patterns handed down from ancient China. They have always been considered the origin of Heluo culture and the source of Chinese civilization. They are known as the "Universal Rubik's Cube".
According to legend, during the time of the Fuxi clan in ancient times, a dragon and horse emerged from the Yellow River in Mengjin County, northeast of Luoyang, carrying a "river map" and dedicated it to Fuxi. Fuxi developed the Bagua based on this, which later became the source of the "Book of Changes". It is also said that during the reign of Dayu,
, a magical turtle emerged from the Luo River in Luoyang West Luoning County, carrying "Luo Shu" on its back, dedicated to the great
Yu. Dayu succeeded in controlling the floods based on this, and then divided the world into Kyushu. Based on this, he established the Nine-Zhang Dafa to govern the society. It was passed down and included in "Shangshu" and was named "Hong Fan". "Book of Changes"
" said: "The river produces pictures, the Luo produces books, and the sages follow them." This refers to these two things.
On the river map, the black dots and white dots arranged in a numerical array contain endless mysteries; the patterns on the Luo Shu correspond to nine numbers from 1 to 9, and whether they are vertical, horizontal, or diagonal, the three lines
The sum of the three numbers is all equal to 15. People did not know at the time that this was the third-order magic square in modern mathematics. They called this mysterious number arrangement the Nine Palaces Diagram.
"You mean this is also a formation?" Xiao Ning asked.
"That's right. Look, do the lines on this jade piece look like numbers?" Tang Sancheng asked.
Taking a closer look, the lines on it indeed outlined numbers. Bai Yi asked, "Can it be broken?"
"Wear nine shoes and one, three on the left and seven on the right, two and four with shoulders, eight and six as feet, five in the center." Tang Sancheng recited, stepping on the corresponding jade bricks, and followed the "five in the center"
, the floor of the jade chamber suddenly opened up, and except for the jade brick where Tang Sancheng was standing, all the surrounding jade bricks sank, and in an instant
There was no trace of him, and Tang Sancheng almost lost his balance. At least he stabilized his figure. Xiao Ning was so frightened that he stretched out a hand. Seeing Xiao Ning's concern, Tang Sancheng felt a little happy in his heart. When he stabilized his figure, he
He continued reading: "Bai Yi, look, the jade bricks form steps when they are lowered. What a wonderful design."
What's even more surprising is that suddenly there is light coming out from underneath, as if someone below is shining a searchlight upwards. Bai Yi is a little confused, is this the light just now? Then why did the light disappear when he jumped in?
Could it be that the mechanism was accidentally touched, so the Jiugongge was restored and the light disappeared?
After thinking about it, there is only one possibility.
Tang Sancheng was in a good mood. Before Bai Yi could say anything, he jumped down onto the sinking jade bricks. Bai Yi was so surprised that he broke out in a sweat. The design here is exquisite. How do you know this is not a trap?
Fortunately, Tang Sancheng stood there unharmed, and Bai Yicai breathed a sigh of relief: "It seems we are going down."
Bai Yi also jumped down. There was only room for two people to stand on a jade brick. They jumped down again. Qixie jumped down with Xiao Ning. Only Lei Zi was left watching. His leg was injured and hard.
It must have been painful to jump, but the others actually ignored him and continued to jump downwards. He had no choice but to risk it. As soon as he closed his eyes, he jumped. This jump caused the wound and made Lei Zi grit his teeth in pain.
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Tang Sancheng and Bai Yi had already jumped down three times. Fortunately, the jade brick was made of jadeite and was thick. Otherwise, Bai Yi was really worried that the jade brick would break from it with this jump and he would not be able to see clearly what was going on underneath.
Abyss, isn’t it such an unjust death?
After jumping for nine pieces, Tang Sancheng saw the source of the light and jumped down excitedly. The ground was covered with mud. As soon as he landed, the mud splashed all over his body. Before Tang Sancheng could turn around and warn Bai Yi, Bai Yi also
Jumping down, the two of them stared at each other. Bai Yi turned around and said, "Tang Sancheng, Tang Sancheng, let me tell you something good."
"You jumped too fast, what can I do?" Tang Sancheng finally learned the lesson: "Qixie, Xiao Ning, there is mud down there, please be careful."
The two of them moved away. This was another stone chamber. When he saw the words on the stone wall, Bai Yi was stunned: "It's strange. Doesn't the jade wall have anything to do with this tomb and Duke Zhuang? Is everything just a coincidence?"
"What's wrong?"
"Look at the characters carved on the wall. They are not from the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. They are the font of the Qin Dynasty - Xiaozhuan. The changes in characters in history are recorded. During the Shang Dynasty: the popular characters were oracle bone inscriptions, which were carved on tortoise shells.
Or the characters on animal bones, about the Pan Geng period. There is also the bronze inscriptions, which are the characters engraved on bronze vessels, about the Zujia period. These two types also spread to the early Western Zhou Dynasty, but they were
Mainly bronze inscriptions, in the late Western Zhou Dynasty, there was Zhouwen, also known as Dazhuan, which is a kind of bronze inscriptions. The historian Zhou Xuan of King Zhou unified the different styles of bronze inscriptions at that time, and then became the Zhou Dynasty.
The official font was not until Qin Shihuang unified the writing into Xiaozhuan." After Bai Yi finished speaking, he pointed to the font on the wall: "This is Xiaozhuan. Do you remember that there are characters with the same shape on the bamboo slips we once found."
"It's strange. On the other side is the tomb of Duke Zhuang, his brother and his mother. Why is this suddenly the tomb of the Qin Dynasty? This is such a big shift in the world." Tang Sancheng kept muttering.
"Could it be that," Bai Yi looked at Xiao Ning: "The dispute between your father and his companions was actually because of this tomb? Otherwise, why would each of them have a bronze key? Is there some treasure here that they all want to get?"
Duke Zhuang hated his brother and mother, so there will definitely not be any burial objects to separate your father from his companions. There is not enough reason. The key opens the jade wall and leads here again. I think this is the only possibility."
"The jade book was actually taken out from here?" Tang Sancheng was clever.
"It should be right." Qixie said in a deep voice, pointing his finger at the stone wall: "Look, is there a piece missing here?"