After Cao Cao s tomb was discovered, what did you want to do?

After Cao Chao's mausoleum is discovered, I will send someone to Cao Chao's mausoleum as soon as possible! Then the unearthed cultural relics were dedicated to the state, and the original appearance of Cao Chao was brought out with restoration technology, and the face of the ruler of the Three Kingdoms was unraveled.

<>1. Cao Cao's tomb was discovered by archaeological excavations.

2. Specific scenario: On December 27, 2009, the State Administration of Cultural Heritage identified that the archaeological excavation is located in the south of Xigaoxue Village, Anfeng Township, Anyang City, Henan Province, which is the tomb of Cao Cao. In May 2013, Cao Cao's Gaoling Mausoleum in Anyang became the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

In June 2013, the tomb of Cao Cao Gao and the Yecheng site in Anyang, Henan Province were shortlisted for the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan for the Protection of Large Ruins" approved by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage and the Ministry of Finance.

3. Location: Cao Cao's tomb is Anyang Gaoling, located in Xigaoxue Village, Anfeng Township, Anyang City, Henan Province, 12 kilometers west of Cao Cao's royal capital Yebeicheng. According to the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms" and other historical records, Cao Cao died in Luoyang in 220 AD, and his coffin was buried in the Xuncheng Hill west of the Ximen Leopard Temple.

Found it, in Anyang, Henan. The discovery of more than 100 stone plaques in Cao Xiu's tomb in 15 years proves that Cao Cao's tomb is true! What kind of scholars like Ni Fangliu are a group of **.

Willing to believe is true, unwilling to believe is false.

For more than 1,000 years, there are seventy-two doubts about the location of Cao Cao's tomb, some outside Xuchang City, and some under the Zhanghe River.

The discovery of Cao Cao's tomb in Henan Province in 2008 confirms that the location of Cao Cao's tomb, Cao Cao's nickname, and the thin burial system he advocated are conclusive and reliable records. It is considered to be the real tomb of Cao Cao, supported by the following six major evidences:

1. The total length of the tomb is nearly 60 meters, and the shape and structure of the brick tomb are similar to the known princely tombs of the Han and Wei dynasties, which are commensurate with Cao Cao's status as the king of Wei; The tomb was not found to seal the soil, which is also consistent with the situation that Cao Cao's Shouling Tomb is recorded in the literature "because of the height as the base, and it is not sealed and not a tree".

2. The artifacts, portrait stones and other relics unearthed from the tomb have the characteristics of the Han and Wei dynasties.

3. The location of the tomb is completely consistent with the records in the literature, the unearthed Lu Qian's epitaph and other materials. According to the literature, Cao Cao died of illness in Luoyang in the first month of the twenty-fifth year of Jian'an (220 AD), and in February, the coffin was transported back to Yecheng and buried in Gaoling, which was in the "West Gate Leopard Temple". At that time, the Ximen Leopard Temple was one kilometer south of today's Zhanghe Bridge, and belonged to Fengle Town, Anfeng Township.

This tomb is just west of the Ximen Leopard Temple. In 1998, the epitaph of Lu Qian, the eleventh year of Zhao Jianwu's great servant, was unearthed in the west of Xigaoxue Village, and it was also clearly recorded that the specific location of the tomb of Emperor Wei Wu was here.

4. The literature also records that Cao Cao advocated a thin burial, and he left a "testament" before his death: "bury in time clothes" and "no hidden gold and jade treasures", which has also been confirmed in this tomb: the scale of the tomb is not small, but the decoration in the tomb is simple and simple.

Weapons, stone pillows and other texts can prove that Cao Cao usually "often used" utensils, and some jade and other ornaments should also be Cao Cao's daily wear.

5. The most conclusive evidence is the stone plaque and stone pillow engraved with the inscription "King Wu of Wei". According to the literature, Cao Cao was first named "Duke of Wei" during his lifetime, and later became "King of Wei", and was nicknamed "King Wu" after his death. The unearthed stone plaque and stone pillow are inscribed as "King Wu of Wei", which is the title of Cao Cao when he was buried.

Cao Pi was posthumously honored as "Emperor Wu", known as "Emperor Wu of Wei" in history.

6. The male bones found in the tomb were identified as being about 60 years old, which is consistent with Cao Cao's 66 years old, and should be Cao Cao's bones.

Can Cao Cao use such a shoddy word? It's ** again!