Why does the seven star giant coffin use seven copper coins on the seven star pad?

The Seven Stars Coffin, the Seven Copper Coins and the Big Dipper.

There is a relationship that the basis for placing seven copper coins on the seven stars pad is that the Big Dipper consists of seven points.

The position of the copper coins on the seven stars pad is the same as the position of the Big Dipper, and people in ancient times attached great importance to the burial of tombs, and they were feudal and superstitious.

The Seven-Star Giant Coffin is a product of their thinking.

In modern times, the Big Dipper is just a natural phenomenon for people.

It exists with its own unique scientific principles. But in ancient times, people thought it was some kind of formation that hid heavenly secrets.

They were arranged and combined according to the seven stars of the Big Dipper on the giant coffin of the seven stars.

Putting seven copper coins is actually setting up a formation, because they think that this formation can drive away evil spirits and avoid harm.

This is a bit like Feng Shui, some people still believe in Feng Shui, and they will take a special geographical location when building a house or burying a coffin.

Because they believed that this special geographical location might affect a certain number of lives in the living, the ancients also used this idea of seven copper coins.

However, some people say that the seven-star giant coffin is actually seven coffins arranged according to the arrangement and combination of the seven stars of the Big Dipper, instead of putting seven copper coins on the seven-star pad. There are many theories, and they are just different conjectures.

The Seven Star Coffin is not a seven-star coffin with seven copper coins on top of the backing, it just has seven identical coffins, so it is basically an anti-theft method for the ancients. Because everyone knows that the tomb robbery of the ancients was very rampant, so at this time, under the battle of wits and courage with the tomb robbers, various anti-tomb robbery devices were derived. As a very vicious anti-tomb robbery device, the seven-star giant coffin is generally very difficult to start even if the tomb robbers can find it.

Because the seven coffins themselves are exactly the same, the real corpses are hidden in these seven coffins, and the other six coffins are all dark crossbows or poison gas, so if the tomb robbers open the wrong coffin, it is basically a dead end.

In Chinese history, only the Tang Dynasty used this seven-star giant coffin, but later after the continuous research of various tomb robbers and skilled craftsmen, this seven-star giant coffin was finally cracked. It is to make a hole directly under the coffin and then stretch a hook into it, if the hook is clothes, it means that it is a real coffin. On the other hand, because the cost of the seven-star suspicious coffin is too great for ordinary people to use at all, it slowly began to disappear after the Tang Dynasty.