I fell off the sarcophagus and hit my wrist. In my panic, I couldn't care less about the pain and wanted to get up and help.
Brother Yu was the only one left who couldn't hold down the sarcophagus. I saw a black shadow quickly come out of the sarcophagus.
"Flashlight!" Brother Yu stepped back quickly and shouted at me.
I picked up the flashlight and shined it, and I caught this dark shadow.
His hair was long and messy, and he didn't know whether it was blood or oil smeared on his face. One of his eyes was completely blocked by the hair, and the exposed eye was red and bleeding. There was a large area of swelling around the eye socket. He needed some kind of ophthalmology surgery.
It looks like a disease and does not respond to the stimulation of hand flashlight.
I saw him.
One thing is certain, I have never seen this person before.
"Stop him!"
Brother Yu shouted, rushed over and punched him.
He seemed unable to see, but also seemed to be able to see, this man Kankan dodged a punch, directly hugged Brother Yu's waist, and pushed him against the wall!
This man has no skills, but he is very strong! He hugs his waist and pushes people away like a bulldozer!
Bang!
Brother Yu's back hit the brick wall of the main tomb!
In desperation, I picked up the clay pot on the ground and hit the man on the head!
Clay pots shattered.
I don't know if he was scared, but he suddenly let go of Brother Yu, turned around and ran away, running very fast, and in the blink of an eye he was out of the main tomb chamber.
"How about it, Brother Yu!"
Brother Yu gritted his teeth, held his lower back with one hand and gasped, "Mom... Damn, my waist is flashing."
"wait!"
I ran out of the main tomb and took a look. The man just now had disappeared.
At this time Brother Yu called me in and said don't chase me, I won't be able to catch up.
The identity of this person remains a mystery for the time being.
The tomb was very shabby and there were no valuable burial objects. Just when I was about to leave, Brother Yu accidentally discovered a stone tablet hidden in a hidden place in the corner.
The stone tablet is entirely embedded in the blue brick wall, and you can't even find it if you don't look carefully.
It's an epitaph.
During the Ming Dynasty, people with status were usually buried with an epitaph, which was similar to a living person's ID card. Tomb robbers generally did not want this thing.
In major domestic antique markets, epitaphs are basically not seen, because as soon as this thing is put on display, anyone who is not a fool will know that it was unearthed from a tomb. Epitaphs, like soul bottles and barns, will die in the light.
Two years ago, there was a bold businessman in Yuncheng who specialized in collecting epitaphs. Later, he was caught after working for more than half a year and was sentenced to seven and a half years.
Brother Yu helped me light it and asked me what was written on it.
The epitaph embedded in the brick wall has a total of two to three hundred words. Some parts are not very clear, but the general meaning is about the life and deeds of a military attaché named Jin Along.
The epitaph says that he joined the army in the third year of Hongwu and lived until his death in the thirtieth year of Hongwu. In this year, Jin Along became the commander of the Northern Capital and became a third-rank official, similar to the current deputy minister of the Armed Logistics Department. He was mainly responsible for maintaining border military affairs.
Engineering and defense construction.
One year after Jin Along's death, that is, the thirty-first year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang passed away. Emperor Jianwen, Zhu Yuanzhang's grandson, began a short four-year reign. Four years later, the Jingnan Rebellion broke out in the Ming Dynasty, and Emperor Yongle seized power.
Since then, the Ming Dynasty has gradually become more stable.
After reading the epitaph, I felt very strange.
Why do you say that.
Because this is Jin Along's own epitaph. In ancient times, epitaphs were only made after someone died.
But this isn't right...
On the archway outside the tomb courtyard, the stone bricks above the door are engraved with: "Jin Along's beloved daughter, the tomb of Jin Youzi."
