Anecdotes of Qin Shi Huang, anecdotal allusions of Qin Shi Huang

According to the latest archaeological exploration data, the actual length of the Qinling Underground Palace is 260 meters from east to west, 160 meters from north to south, with a total area of 41,600 square meters. The Qinling Underground Palace is the largest underground palace in the Qin and Han dynasties, and its scale is equivalent to 5 international football fields.

Through archaeological drilling, it has been further confirmed that the deep and grand underground palace is a vertical pit type.

Sima Qian said "wear three springs", and "Old Han Yi" said "It has been extremely deep". It shows that the depth of digging is to the point where it can no longer be dug, how deep is the deepest underground palace?

The mysterious underground palace once aroused the interest of Mr. Ding Zhaozhong, a physicist of Chinese descent. He used modern high technology to study and write an article with three scientists, including Chen Ming, and speculated that the depth of the Qinling underground palace was 500 to 1,500 meters. Now it seems that this speculation is almost fantastical.

Assuming that the underground palace is dug to 1,000 meters, it exceeds the drop between the location of the mausoleum and the Beishi Wei River. In this way, not only will it be difficult to drain the water of the underground palace, but it will even cause the danger of the water of the Wei River pouring into the underground palace of Qinling. Although this inference is too large, it is the first to use modern technology to explore the mysteries of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang.

Experts and scholars in the field of cultural relics, archaeology and geology have also made many research and explorations on the depth of the Qinling Underground Palace. According to the latest drilling data, the Qinling underground palace is not as deep as people think. The actual depth should be close to the depth of the tomb of Zhiyang No. 1 Qin Gong Cemetery.

In this way, the actual depth from the mouth of the underground palace pit to the bottom is about 26 meters, and the deepest depth to the surface of the Qin Dynasty is about 37 meters. It should be said that there will be no major errors in this data, which is based on the current exploration results. However, whether this is the case remains to be further verified by archaeological exploration.

On September 17, 2002, the world witnessed the exploration of the interior space of the pyramid by archaeologists on live television. When the archaeologists put the robot in from the opening of the first stone gate, they did not expect the robot to run into another stone door. The world-renowned archaeological project of the pyramids had to be put on hold.

The pyramid dungeon may have more than two doors. So, how many tomb doors were built in the Qinling Underground Palace?

The question of the number of doorways in the underground palace of Qinling is actually answered in the "Historical Records". It's just that it hasn't attracted the attention of scholars. The "Historical Records" clearly recorded:

After the big event, it has been hidden, closed in the envy, under the outside of the envy door, closed to the craftsman hidden, no comeback. The coffin and burial goods were all placed inside the middle door. The craftsman was busy working inside the middle door, and suddenly "closed the door and went down to the door."

The craftsman "has no comeback" and has also become a funeral object. There are both middle and outer envy doors involved here, and the inner envy door is self-explanatory. The three gates of the dungeon seem to be irrefutable.

It is worth noting that Sima Qianzhong Xianmen used the word "closed", and the outer Xian door had the word "down", indicating that the middle Xian door was a movable door that could be opened and closed, and the outer Xian door was placed from top to bottom. The Zhongxian Gate may be horizontally inlaid in the clamp groove of the two walls, and it is a large stone door that cannot be opened. The Inner Door may be similar to the Middle Door.

The three envy gates are most likely in a straight line.

It's nothing more than the matter between his mother and Lü Buwei and Mash (I didn't find the word), as well as the life experience of Qin Shi Huang.

Does his mother have anything to do with Lü Buwei and Chang Yu?

The anecdotal allusions of Qin Shi Huang are as follows:

1. Golden man jade seal.

After Qin Shi Huang unified the six countries, in order to prevent the people from resisting, he collected all the weapons of the world, and cast twelve large bronze statues, that is, twelve golden people. It is rumored that Qin Shi Huang used it to prevent the circulation of metal and collect the world's metal casting, and there is also a legend that Qin Huang used Dayu Jiuding to cast.

In addition, Qin Shi Huang also engraved the "heirloom jade seal", which is said to be based on the "Heshi Bi". It is rumored that in the twenty-eighth year of the first emperor (219 BC), Qin Shi Huang crossed Dongting Lake by dragon boat, the wind and waves rose suddenly, the dragon boat was about to capsize, Qin Shi Huang hurriedly threw the jade seal of the country into the lake, praying to the gods to calm the waves. The jade seal was thus lost.

Eight years later, someone in Huayin Pingshu Dao presented this national seal again.

2, angry Xiangjun.

Once, when Qin Shi Huang went out on patrol, he encountered strong winds in Xiangshan Temple and could barely cross the river. Qin Shi Huang asked the doctor (an official position at the time) and said, "What kind of god is Xiangjun?" The doctor said, "I heard that it is Yao's daughter, Shun's wife, who is buried here." ”

Qin Shi Huang was very angry with this Xiang monarch, thinking that he was deliberately going against him, so he sent people to cut down all the trees on Xiang Mountain. Because the local area is red soil, Xiangshan Mountain has also become a red bald mountain.

3. Keep your heart in confusion.

Yingfu Shouxin refers to a phenomenon of Tianxiao Changwenwen, "Yingfu" refers to Mars, because Mars Yingying is like fire and swift, and its whereabouts are unpredictable, so it was called "Yingfu" in ancient times. But Mars is considered a symbol of war, death. During the 36th year of Qin Shi Huang (211 BC), it appeared, and the secretary of the history Qi Na carried a meteorite that fell in Dongjun, and turned into stone after landing in Xunhui.

Someone among the common people carved on that stone, "The first emperor died and the land was divided." When the First Emperor heard about it, he sent the Imperial Historian to inquire from house to house, but without anyone confessing his guilt, he arrested and killed all the people who lived around the stone, and burned the meteorite.