Notes on Tomb Robbery Why is Shen Wansan s tomb buried in the water

In order to protect yourself, you can get peace after death.

Many tomb owners are also afraid that their tombs will be patronized, so they think of many ways to prevent tomb robbery, Shen Wanshan is one of them, as the richest man in the Ming Dynasty, he must have a huge wealth in the mausoleum, in order to protect himself after death can be quiet, he built the cemetery under the water.

There is also a Shen Wansan in Zhouzhuang in Kunshan, Jiangsu.

The tomb, and the most strange thing is that this mausoleum was built under the water. It is said that it was because Shen Wansan felt that he was very wronged, but at this time he couldn't face his parents and fellow villagers.

However, Shen Wansan missed his hometown very much, so he secretly built a cemetery under the water, buried his body here, and built a tomb in Yunnan at the same time. In this way, you can not only fulfill your wish to return to your roots, but also prevent tomb robbers from visiting.

Who is Shen Wansan?

In 1306, Shen Wansan was born in Nanxun Town, Wucheng County, Huzhou Road, and moved to Zhouzhuang Town with his father at the end of the Yuan Dynasty.

He made a fortune by farming and was appreciated by the wealthy businessman Lu Deyuan and gave him a huge amount of money. Since then, Shen Wansan has gone to sea to conduct overseas **.

Soon became the richest man in Jiangnan.

Subsequently, a private school was set up in Yinzibang to educate and Suzhou Xuanmiaoguan was built on the front street.

Funded the construction of the Great Wall and the construction of the capital. But because of Zhu Yuanzhang.

Suspicion was assigned to Yunnan; During his exile, he was on the Ancient Tea Horse Road.

Getting rich in business again. He died in Pingyue in 1393 and was buried in Fuquan Mountain, and later generations were buried in Yinzibang, Zhouzhuang.

Causes

At that time, in order to prevent the mausoleum of deceased relatives from being patronized by tomb thieves, people destroyed the previously specially selected feng shui treasures, and always used some means, mechanisms and secret doors were the most basic anti-theft measures, which we also saw in "Tomb Robbery Notes". As the richest man in the past, Shen Wansan's assets are naturally very large, and his anti-theft measures are even more advanced, in order not to be disturbed by the hateful tomb robbers, and in order to be clean after death, he chose to build an underwater tomb.

IntroductionThe story originated in 1952, when the protagonist Wu Xie's grandfather, Wu Laogou, found the Warring States Silk Book in the bloody corpse tomb in Changsha, which triggered a later adventure in Wu Xie's way to solve the mystery from the Silk Book. Fifty years later, Wu Xie is a seemingly innocent second generation of Wu Jiafu, who has been running an antique shop since graduating from college, and his life is day by day, but he doesn't know the bizarre adventure of his life experience, because he found a secret in the notes of his ancestors. With curiosity and a desire to see the world, he insisted on following his third uncle and a group of tomb robbers on a trip to the palace of King Lu, wanting to solve the mystery of the silk book.

In the process, he meets the stuffy oil bottle and the fat man. On the way, many things that he had never seen in his life, or things he had never even thought about, appeared one after another. Everything that happened became more and more bizarre.

Just when he finds that his life is full of puzzles and wants to seek solutions, the only clue to the third uncle disappears. Unwilling to give up, Wu Xie decided to get to the bottom of it, and also decided to take an extraordinary but unknown adventure in the future.

It is said that it was because his tomb was underwater. It is said that Shen Wansan has two tombs, which are on the top of the bridge in Dali, Yunnan and Zhouzhuang, Kunshan, Jiangsu. There is also Zhouzhuang, Kunshan, Jiangsu, it is said that the tomb is in the water, and it is uncertain whether there is any treasure, saying that there is no reason to take a big risk to dig a possible empty tomb.

Because Shen Wansan is too rich and famous, many people hope that he can have a better ending. There are many legends about Shen Wansan, and how he died has always been debated. There is also the question of why Shen Wansan's tomb is not dug up, which is also a topic of debate among many people, and there are many rumors and sayings.

1. Shen Wansan's grave is at the foot of Fuquan Mountain, Fuquan City, Guizhou Province. After Shen Wansan was exiled to Yunnan, he followed Zhang Sanfeng to Fuquan Mountain to cultivate, and later died in Pingyue.

year, Shen Wansan Immortal died and was buried in Fuquan Mountain, Guizhou Province, and now there is still Shen Wansan's tomb under Fuquan Mountain. In 1498, Shen Yanli, the fifth grandson of his fifth generation, moved the bones of Shen Wansan from Fuquan Mountain to Yinzibang, Zhouzhuang, Jiangsu, and buried it in the bottom of the water.

The tomb of Shen Wansan is under the water at the bottom of Bang, which is today's Zhouzhuang Ancient Town.

Shen Wansan was a real figure in the history of the Ming Dynasty in China, and in the Ming Dynasty at that time, his wealth was the level of the Fuke Empire, and even Zhu Yuanzhang was jealous.

At that time, Shen Wansan made an irrational act, and he proposed to reward the ** who built the city, which made Zhu Yuanzhang quite unhappy, because only the emperor has this right. So Zhu Yuanzhang sent Shen Wansan to Yunnan and died in Yunnan.

Shen Wansan thought that he was too arrogant to have such an end, so he was embarrassed to be buried in his hometown after his death, so he built a cemetery under the water.