The tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng or the tomb of Marquis Haidu, which one is more significant?

On the whole, the archaeological excavations of the tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng and the tomb of Marquis Haiyang have unearthed a large number of cultural relics, and they are of extraordinary significance, and are exhibited as permanent exhibitions in the Hubei Provincial Museum and the Jiangxi Provincial Museum respectively. But I'm more optimistic about Zeng Hou Yi! First of all, it is necessary to know that so far, the number of princely tombs excavated in the Warring States period is far inferior to the number of princely tombs in the Western Han Dynasty that have been excavated.

However, the princes of the Warring States period had real rights, while the princely rights of the Western Han Dynasty have been declining. Then, whether it is the Warring States period or the Western Han Dynasty, most of them cannot escape the result of ten tombs and nine emptiness, almost as long as it is a high-level tomb that has not been stolen and excavated, it can become a discovery that "shocks the archaeological community". A little bit of the Warring States period has been found to excavate the tomb of the king:

Yan Guo's undiscovered, Qi State's unexcavated, Zhao Wang's tomb was not completely excavated, Wei Guoguwei Village's royal tomb was basically stolen during the excavation, South Korea's royal tomb-level Huzhuang tomb excavation only found dozens of cultural relics, Qin Wang's tomb was mostly not excavated, the only open Shenhe Yuan tomb is almost empty, Chu Wang's tomb has not undergone formal archaeological excavation, although Li Sangu's bronze was rescued to the museum, but the excavation information is too poor, after all, the tomb robbers only care about money, ** will manage the unearthed cultural relics information, the Eastern Zhou Dynasty royal tombs are the same, cultural relics were stolen out of the country, The excavation information is vague and strange, now even which is unearthed in Jincun can not be clear, are thanks to foreign tomb robbers, the domestic also excavate more information about the tomb of the king of war, in addition to the tomb of Marquis B, the tomb of the king of Zhongshan can be compared, however, the reason why there are a large number of cultural relics in the tomb of the king of Zhongshan survived, because its storage room and the tomb are not connected and not found by tomb thieves to be preserved, so the original cultural relics information in the tomb is also similar to nothing, therefore, the status of the tomb of Marquis B is too high, It is really a great fortune for the Chinese archaeological community to have such a high-level tomb that has preserved a large amount of cultural relics and information that has survived thousands of years of illegal excavations and scientific archaeological excavations in modern times. FYI.

The significance of the tomb of Marquis Yi is more significant, its age is relatively old, belongs to the Warring States Period, and it is of great help to the historical excavation of our country, and we can better understand the characters of ancient times and the stories that happened at that time.

Personally, I think that the excavations of these three tombs are of great historical and cultural significance, and a large number of precious cultural relics and historical materials have been unearthed, and the significance and value are comparable. The tomb of Marquis Yi is an early tomb of the Warring States period, and the overall excavation of the large-scale early tomb of the Warring States period in China is this one, because it was not disturbed before the excavation, it truly reflects the ritual of the tomb owner enjoying the utensils, which is extremely rare in archaeological excavations. The bronze ritual vessels unearthed from the tomb of Marquis Yi are the largest number of bronzes unearthed in China over the years, and the types are more complete, among which a set of 65 bells of Marquis B is the most complete and largest set of bronze bells found so far.

The lost-wax method used by the Zunpan system shows the high level of bronze smelting and casting industry reached during the Warring States period.

The tomb of the Marquis of the Han Dynasty is the largest, best preserved and richest settlement site of the Hou Kingdom of the Han Dynasty found in China. The whole cemetery is composed of two main tombs, seven burial tombs, a burial pit and garden walls, gates, ancestral halls, wing rooms and other buildings, with perfect road system and drainage facilities, with many important elements contained in the high-level tombs of the Han Dynasty, reflecting the cemetery system of the Western Han Dynasty liehous, and is of great value to the study of the garden bed system of the Western Han liehous. The Tomb of the Marquis of Haihuang is the best-preserved prince-level tomb excavated in China so far, and the integrity of its main tomb, cemetery and surrounding Hou capital ruins is unique in China.

Mawangdui Han Tomb is the tomb of Li Cang, the prime minister of Changsha State in the early Western Han Dynasty and his family, unearthed a large number of unearthed cultural relics, the well-preserved No. 1 tomb and No. 3 tomb, the No. 1 tomb unearthed for two thousand years of incorruptible magical female corpse and the No. 3 tomb unearthed a large number of silk documents, provided detailed information for the early historical research of the Western Han Dynasty, shocked the world. The excavation of the Mawangdui Han Tomb provides extremely important material materials for the study of the development of handicrafts and science and technology in the early Western Han Dynasty, as well as the history, culture and social life at that time, and is of great value to China's history and scientific research.

The mausoleum of Zeng Houyi is even older, and the excavated relics are naturally more ancient, very representative, and the archaeological value is naturally incomparable. As a short-lived emperor, the Marquis of Haiyang has a noble status, and his burial goods are abundant, and many items are excavated for the first time, which is of great archaeological significance. When it comes to comparing the two, I naturally prefer the former, but aside from the time difference, I think the significance of both is immeasurable, and it can be said that they are equally divided.

The tomb of the Marquis of Hailun is even more significant. The Marquis of Hailun Cemetery is the only "specimen tomb" of the Liehou buried in the Han system found by archaeology, and it is the largest, best preserved and richest Han Dynasty Marquis settlement site found at present. It is the first large-scale carriage and horse burial pit found in the south of the Yangtze River, and the earliest statue of Confucius in China was found, and it is the earliest Chinese medicine cannon product in ancient China.

Of course, it is the tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng, which is accompanied by the burial of nine tripods and eight 簋 (guǐ, sound tracks), chimes and weaving pans, which observes the status of the princes of the Zhou Dynasty, reflecting the strict ritual and music system of pre-Qin society, as well as people's reverence for heaven and earth, gods and ancestors. The 64 bronze two-tone chimes (excluding the bell sent by the King of Chu), the exquisitely clear zun plate, and the clothes box with the name of the twenty-eight sutra (xiù, yinxiu) written in its entirety reflect the high achievements of China in art, technology, and astronomy during the pre-Qin period.

The unearthed bronzes are the most numerous and complete in history, which reflects the advanced scientific level of smelting and casting in China at that time. Chimes reflect.

The tomb of Marquis of Zeng is of greater significance, the uniqueness of the tomb of Marquis of Zeng is extremely rare in the country, because the owner of the tomb is the monarch of Suiguo, the status is very high, there is such a high-level tomb that has preserved a large amount of cultural relics and information to survive thousands of years of theft and excavation, to modern times after scientific archaeological excavation, it is really a great fortune in the Chinese archaeological community.

Personally, I think the study of the tomb of the Marquis of Haihuang is of greater significance, because in the tomb of the Marquis of Haiding, many unprecedented cultural relics have been unearthed, which helps us understand the previous history and is very helpful for the study of history.

Therefore, I think the tomb of the Marquis of Hailun is of greater significance for archaeological research.

Both of these burial chambers are very significant, and both have very great research significance for our archaeological research, there is no need to compare which of them is more significant, different historical periods and different characters have different significance.

It should be that the tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng is more significant. Because, the age of the tomb of Marquis Yi is earlier than the tomb of Marquis Haiding, and there are many historical relics unearthed from the tomb of Marquis B, such as a large number of important cultural relics such as chimes. This plays an important role in the study of the history and culture of the Warring States period.

I think they should all have their own significance, I can't say which one is bigger, the tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng is for the noble tombs of the Spring and Autumn Period, it has its own research value, and the tomb of the Marquis of Haiyang for the research of the tombs of the high-level nobles in the Western Han Dynasty is even more self-evident, in short, they have their own value in their respective fields.

Both are of great significance, but the tomb of Marquis Zeng is even more significant. Because it is older, it can be preserved more completely, which is not easy, and from the study of its unearthed cultural relics, the customs and customs of the society of the Warring States period at that time should be of great practical significance.

Since its discovery, the tomb of the Marquis of the Western Han Dynasty in Nanchang has attracted much attention, and its major archaeological discoveries have become one of the most concerned hot spots in the Chinese archaeological community.

The cemetery of Liu He, Marquis of Haiding, is the best-preserved and most complete cemetery of the Western Han Dynasty in China so far.

More than 500 pieces of jade were unearthed from the tomb of Liu He, and all kinds of exquisite gold and silver, chariots and horses, "bronze hot pot", "bronze distiller", "copper dyeing furnace" and so on in the tomb can be regarded as the top level of craftsmanship in the Western Han Dynasty.

After thousands of years, they are still well preserved. These funerary objects are all very delicate and have good research value, which is conducive to experts to better get close to historical facts. The cultural relics unearthed by it also provide us with rich information for studying the history of the Western Han Dynasty and greatly improve our understanding of the Western Han Dynasty.

The excavation of the tomb of the Marquis of Nanchang is a successful model in the history of ancient Han tomb excavation in China, and it is of great significance to the history of Chinese archaeology and the preservation of Jiangxi culture.

As Xu Changqing, director of the Jiangxi Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, said, the excavation of the cemetery belongs to "major discoveries, advanced concepts, scientific methods, and fruitful results", and the excavation of the tomb of the Marquis of the Western Han Dynasty in Nanchang should represent the first-class archaeological level in today's China, the first-class cultural relics protection level in today's China, and the first-class display level in today's China.

More importantly, the body of Mrs. Xin Chai in the Mawangdui Han Tomb has not decayed for 2,000 years, which is extremely rare in the world, so it is extremely precious. The plain yarn Zen clothes, T-shaped silk paintings, topographic maps, garrison maps, etc. of the Mawangdui Han Tomb are extremely precious uneartheds.

The excavation of the tomb of the Marquis of Haiyang has witnessed the progress of China's archaeological level, demonstrated China's advanced archaeological technology and cultural relics protection technology to the world, and occupies a pivotal position in the archaeological field.

The tomb of the Marquis of Haiyang in the Han Dynasty in Nanchang is the tomb of Liu He, the first Marquis of Haiyang in the Western Han Dynasty, and it is also the largest, best-preserved and richest tomb of the Han Dynasty in China. In November 2015, although the Confucius screen unearthed from the tomb of the Marquis of Haiyang painted the earliest image of Confucius found on all carriers so far, the original appearance and specific function of this screen have been a mystery because of the serious damage.

Recently, Wang Chuning, a historical expert from the Institute of Archaeology of Beijing Union University, unveiled the true face of this screen: "Confucius Screen" is not only a screen partition, but also inlaid with a copper mirror, which is actually a "screen mirror" integrating screens and clothing mirrors. More than 2,000 years ago, the screen placed in front of Liu He's bed not only allowed him to draw moral nourishment from the behavior of Confucius, but also allowed him to "dress properly".

Before the excavation of the tomb of the Marquis of Nanchang Western Han Dynasty, it was visited by tomb thieves, and the Confucius mirror screen was found near the robbery cave. Therefore, when the Confucius mirror screen was unearthed, the main body was torn apart, many pieces of lacquered wood were scattered aside, and the images and words on the mirror screen were also defaced to varying degrees, but the shadow of the screen could be vaguely seen from the lacquered wood structure, so it was originally named "Confucius screen". But as archaeologists continue to put together and restore, it is found that it is not just a screen.

A more in-depth study of the history of the Western Han Dynasty, the development of the national historical and cultural heritage, and the creation of a new model for the development of archaeological work, marking the opening of a new chapter in the local archaeological cause, allowing people to fully understand the life and equality of the Marquis of Haiding.

1. The Tomb of the Marquis of Haiyang is the best preserved, the most complete structure, the clearest functional layout, and the most complete sacrificial system of the Western Han Dynasty Lie Marquis Cemetery found in China so far;

2. The tomb of the Marquis of Haiyang is the tomb with the largest number of unearthed cultural relics, the most abundant types and the highest level of craftsmanship found in Jiangxi Province so far;

3. The Tomb of the Marquis of Haiyang is the only tomb with a real chariot and horse burial pit found in the south of the Yangtze River in China;

4. The Tomb of the Marquis of Haiyang is the largest, best-preserved and richest settlement site of the Han Dynasty Marquis found in China, which is an important national historical and cultural heritage and has unique significance for the study of the history of the Marquis of the Western Han Dynasty.

5. The excavation of the tomb of the Marquis of Haiyang pushed the consistent currency system of Chinese Qianwen to the Western Han Dynasty;

6. The lacquer screen found in the west room of the main coffin has the text of Confucius's life and the portrait of Confucius on the surface. Archaeological experts say this may be the earliest portrait of Confucius found in China so far.

In November last year, the Jiangxi Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology announced the results of a five-year archaeological process, and an astonishing number of gold piles appeared on the west side of the main coffin of the tomb of the Marquis of Haiyang in Guanxi Village, Datangping Township, Xinjian District, Nanchang, including dozens of horseshoe gold, two boxes of gold cakes, and so on. Those who have more than 2,000 years of ** pile has attracted everyone's attention, on March 2, Nanchang Western Han Dynasty Haiyang Marquis Tomb archaeological excavation expert group announced in Beijing on March 2 that the identity of the owner of the tomb of Haihuang Marquis is the grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the first generation of Haiyang Marquis, "Han Dynasty Waste Emperor" Liu He. At the same time, Jiangxi Province is aiming to declare the world cultural heritage, drafting the protection plan for the tomb of Liu He and its surrounding sites, and promoting the construction of the national archaeological site park and site museum.

Datangping Township is a township under the jurisdiction of Xinjian County, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province. It is located in the northeast of Xinjian County, on the west bank of the Ganjiang River, near Poyang Lake, and 45 kilometers away from the provincial capital Nanchang. It is bordered by Xiangshan Town in the southeast, Jinqiao Township in the south, Triangle Township in Yongxiu County across the river in the northwest, and Tiehe Township in the northeast.

Datang is "Tang Dynasty", which means prosperity in the Tang Dynasty. There are many historical and cultural heritages in the territory: Lotus Leaf Pond Taigong Altar, Jile Temple, Patriarch Palace, Wangshan Tuwu, ancient city ruins, Han burial tombs.

There are folk flavor specialties: the "Dongpo meat" full of cultural flavor is delicious and mellow, has a nourishing effect, and the prestigious old liquor Datang Qingming Liquor.

Information** in the town micro-newspaper.