Why did Qin Shi Huang build a mercenary, and why did Qin Shi Huang build a mercenary

In the thinking of ancient and modern people and even today, it is believed that people will live in the two worlds of yin and yang, in the yang world when they are born, and in the underworld after death, so they pay attention to "death is like life". After death, most people will do what they can to equip the people of the underworld with daily necessities. As a greedy Qin Shi Huang, he will stop at nothing to build his underground kingdom.

According to the "Historical Records", there are sun, moon and stars in his tomb, the mountains, rivers, geography and landforms of the Qin State, and the rank of a hundred palaces. According to records, the Xianyang Palace and Xianyang City where Qin Shi Huang lived before his death were guarded by troops, and the army of the Beijing Division can be roughly divided into three categories: first, the emperor's guards, mainly served by Lang, whose duties were to guard the palace in the palace and guard the palace portal. the second is the guard outside the palace gate, which is led by the guard; The third is the tun guard army of the Beijing Division, which is to recruit the material soldiers of the county to fill the position, and the role of this army is to defend the Beijing Division in peacetime, and it can be sent out in battle.

From the layout of the cemetery, it can be seen that the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is equivalent to the Qin Xianyang Palace at that time, and the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pit is located on the north side of the East Gate Avenue outside the mausoleum, which should symbolize the army stationed outside the capital. That is, the Su Guards guarding the Jingshi are here, it is the troops of the underground imperial city in the underworld, and it is also a symbol of the supreme authority of the first emperor through the ages.

In the slave society, China used the custom of burying the living with the living, and by the time of Qin Shi Huang, as the first feudal dynasty, although he abolished the burial of the living, he still used this method of replacing it with terracotta figurines.

I hope that even underground can unify the world with soldiers and horses.

In fact, the original appearance of the terracotta warriors and horses is lifelike, including the facial expressions and the colors of the characters are largely restored to the soldiers of the Qin Dynasty at that time, and some people even call this a real model.

Although the color faded, the vast scene still shocked everyone, and tourists who went to see the terracotta warriors and horses were also deeply shocked by this project at that time, although Qin Shi Huang was a tyrant and spurned by others, but what was left behind has become a miraculous existence today.

Today, its "earthy color" has a different kind of majestic momentum, blending with its 2,000-year-old history and becoming a World Heritage Site. It attracts millions, if not tens of millions, of domestic and foreign tourists every year. Since its opening, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Scenic Spot has received nearly 100 million tourists from all over the world, becoming a business card of Chinese tourism and letting the world know more about the historical city of Xi'an!

What is the difference between the terracotta warriors of the past and the mercenaries of the current terracotta army.

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Hello, glad to answer for you. The newly unearthed terracotta warriors and horses are all painted faience, which are quickly oxidized into their current appearance after being exposed to the air. In fact, the original appearance of the terracotta warriors and horses is lifelike, including the facial expressions and the colors of the characters are largely restored to the soldiers of the Qin Dynasty at that time, and some people even call this a real model.

Although the color faded, the vast scene still shocked everyone, and tourists who went to see the terracotta warriors and horses were also deeply shocked by this project at that time, although Qin Shi Huang was a tyrant and spurned by others, but what was left behind has become a miraculous existence today. Today, its "earthy color" has a different kind of majestic momentum, blending with its 2,000-year-old history and becoming a World Heritage Site. It attracts millions, if not tens of millions, of domestic and foreign tourists every year.

Since its opening, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Scenic Spot has received nearly 100 million tourists from all over the world, becoming a business card of Chinese tourism and letting the world know more about the historical city of Xi'an!

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At that time, a person would go to another world after death, that is, the underworld, and the funeral goods would also go with the tomb owner, so as to obtain "life", Qin Shi Wang too, he thought that after his death, he could lead a large army and become an emperor again

This is absolutely true I heard it from my grandmother, which has been handed down from the people for generations!

The purpose of Qin Shi Huang's terracotta warriors and horses is to let future generations remember his glorious life of unifying China! Let future generations remember themselves forever! At the same time, it also reflects the prestige of Qin Shi Huang! It is more immortal to the feudal degree of the society at that time!

The First Emperor was afraid that his tomb would be robbed after his death, so he built soldiers and horses to protect his tomb permanently.

Chen Jingyuan, an architect who has long been concerned about and studied the Terracotta Warriors, put forward a shocking point of view: the owner of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses is not Qin Shi Huang, but Qin Shi Huang's great grandmother, Qin Xuan Empress Dowager. On March 29, 1974, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of the Qin Dynasty, known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World", were discovered in Xiyang Village, Lintong, Shaanxi.

Soon after, it was identified as the burial object of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, or "Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shi Huang". For a long time, this view has been widely popular and has become public opinion. However, after Chen Jingyuan's in-depth study of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang and the Terracotta Warriors, he believes that this qualitative conclusion cannot be established.

His point of view is that the owner of the terracotta warriors and horses is not Qin Shi Huang at all, but Qin Shi Huang's great grandmother, Empress Dowager Qin Xuan. The "Qin Warrior Pit Test Excavation No. 1 Briefing" published in 1975 said that the site cleaning materials that can prove that the terracotta figurines belong to the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang have the following aspects:

The west end of the figurine pit is 1225 meters away from the east wall of the outer city of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang; The paving tiles unearthed in the figurine pit are the same as the Qin bricks unearthed in the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang; The samurai unearthed in the figurine pit are similar to the pottery and production techniques of the sitting figurines unearthed in the mausoleum in the past. Subsequently, in 1981, another article pointed out that Qin Shi Huang had ordered the mausoleum to be expanded outward by "300 zhang".

The location of the figurine pit was found was within the range of this "three hundred zhang".

It should be Qin Shi Huang!! Not very well understood.

I'm watching, some people say it's the Empress Dowager Xuan,

Bus line: Lintong 101 Road, the whole journey is about kilometers.

1. Walk about a kilometer from the No. 1 pit hall of the Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Station 2, take Lintong 101 Road, after 1 station, arrive at Shaanxi Sewing Factory Station 3, walk about a kilometer to the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor.

Driving routes: The whole journey is about kilometres.

Starting point: Qin Terracotta Warriors No. 1 pit hall.

1.From the starting point, head due west for 50 meters and turn left 2Drive for 290 meters, and after about 300 meters of Shimowa Village on the left, turn right for 3Drive 220 meters and turn left into Qinling North Road.

4.Drive along Qinling North Road for 730 meters to the end point.

Destination: Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor.

The terracotta warriors and horses are terracotta figurines, which belong to the handicraft products of the Qin Dynasty. Some terracotta warriors and horses have some texts on them, which record the information of the terracotta figurines maker's ** place, type of work, pottery making institution, utensils code, etc., these scattered information are very beneficial for understanding the Qin handicraft industry organization and management system, the composition of the official agency, etc. The artifacts unearthed from the stable pit of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang are engraved with "big stable", "middle stable", "small stable", "palace stable", "left stable", etc., which are precious materials for studying the stable system of the Qin Dynasty.

These materials can also be compared with the relevant provisions in the materials such as Sleeping Tiger Di Qin Jian.

There should be other aspects to this significance.