Did Zhang Xianzhong Tu Chuan ? Has his treasure been found?

Zhang Xianzhong. He was the leader of the famous peasant rebel army in the last years of the Ming Dynasty. In the middle and upper reaches of the Yangtze River, the treasure of Zhang Xianzhong's shipwreck has been discovered. This historical secret buried under the water has finally been revealed.

People found a lot of gold and silver jewelry in the treasure of Zhang Xianzhong's shipwreck, and there was also a written king of the West in it.

Dedication and other texts. The excavation of these historical relics fully proves the historical fact that Zhang Xianzhong was active in Sichuan in the last years of the Ming Dynasty. These discoveries strongly prove that Zhang Xianzhong carried out some sanctions against the big landlords and nobles in the Ming Dynasty, and some people say that these discoveries can prove the fact that Zhang Xianzhong "slaughtered Sichuan".

Zhang Xianzhong's shipwreck treasure found that there were many folk gold and silver jewelry, jewelry, bracelets and other valuables out of the water. However, even if you don't study history, we can deduce with common sense that the gold, silver and jewelry that Zhang Xianzhong snatched were all big landlords and big nobles.

valuables. Civilians generally don't have these precious things! Under the poor standard of living at that time, *** was generally only owned by landlords!

At that time, during the Ming Dynasty, how could ordinary people have such valuable things? Therefore, some historians have come to a somewhat hasty conclusion because they have given Zhang Xianzhong the hat of "Tu Chuan". We know that Zhang Xianzhong was the leader of the peasant uprising, and logically speaking, Zhang Xianzhong himself was also a peasant.

Zhang Xianzhong and the people of Sichuan have no grievances and no hatred, why do they want to "slaughter Sichuan"?

We start with criminal psychology.

To analyze, some people say that Zhang Xianzhong "slaughtered Chuan", first of all, we want to ask Zhang Xianzhong what is his motive? As the leader of the peasant rebel army, why did Zhang Xianzhong go to Sichuan to slaughter the peasants? It doesn't seem to make sense.

Some people say that Zhang Xianzhong slaughtered the landlords and nobles. That's a good question. Zhang Xianzhong, as a peasant representative suppressed by the landlords of the Ming Dynasty, the peasant rebel army led by Zhang Xianzhong killed the landlords and nobles, which had a certain degree of justice, and the great nobles and landlords of the Ming Dynasty oppressed the poor people in Sichuan.

So, in this way, did Zhang Xianzhong's "Tuchuan" happen? Zhou Zhenkun, a high school history teacher, believes that in ancient times, every time there was a peasant uprising, how could there be no dead people? In ancient times, when an army marched and fought, which side did not kill?

Therefore, Zhang Xianzhong's "Tu Chuan" may be Nanming.

The landlord hated Zhang Xianzhong and deliberately scandalized Zhang Xianzhong when he wrote the history books. There is also a possibility that the Qing army entered Sichuan and there were some big killings. Then, when the Qing people wrote history books, according to the principle of human selfishness, history was made up of victors.

Written. Naturally, it is to whitewash one's own face and smear the face of others. When the Qing people were writing history books, it could not be ruled out that the people of the Qing Dynasty deducted this account into Zhang Xianzhong's name.

No, it was not Zhang Xianzhong who slaughtered Chuan, but the Qing Dynasty army, and his treasure was just a legend, and no one had found it.

No, because any evidence to prove that Zhang Xianzhong slaughtered Chuan, it is all hearsay. His treasures have been found in the middle and upper reaches of the Yangtze River, and because the ship was sunk, they all fell underwater.

Zhang Xianzhong has Tu Chuan. His treasure was not found. When he was defeated, he put the treasure on his boat and sank down the river. There are many scatters. There is no way to find it.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, only Zhang Xianzhong and a group of people entered Sichuan, and Wu Sangui's Qing army.

Although Wu Sangui surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, he was "revenge of his father", and vowed to "not bear to add a single arrow" to the Nanming regime.

Zhang Xianzhong tried to clear the wilderness, but it is very likely.