Jiang Ziya s grave, which no one dared to steal for 3,000 years, is there an intruder?

There are no intruders, because no one can find Jiang Ziya's tombstone, coupled with his special identity, he is obviously deified, so it is normal that there are no intruders.

No one should have entered, if anyone found this grave, it would have been on the news, and everyone would have known the location of Jiang Ziya's grave. Also, I think that Jiang Ziya, as a wise man, should not be easy to find the location of the grave.

There are no intruders. Because there is no such person as Jiang Ziya in history, let alone his grave.

There must be no intruders, and Jiang Ziya's mausoleum has not been found in **.

The third reason is the apotheosis of Jiang Ziya's image. You must know that the evaluation of Jiang Ziya in myths and stories is very high, and Jiang Ziya can be said to be respected by many people, because of this deification treatment, so that some tomb robbers do not dare to steal his tomb.

Jiang Ziya, as a god-like existence in ancient times, has a very lofty status in everyone's minds, so no matter what happens in the past three thousand years, it has always remained the same, and it is normal for no one to rob the tomb.

Because Jiang Ziya made a request before his death, he asked for a simple burial in his cemetery. The grave robber thought that his graveyard had nothing to steal.

Why did no one dare to steal Jiang Ziya's grave for so many years?

3. Jiang Ziya in the Romance of the Gods Modern we know more about Jiang Ziya from many legendary descriptions in the Romance of the Gods, Jiang Ziya is deified in the book, and Jiang Ziya's image is more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. So many people think that he is a mythical figure, and he does not exist in history. And the ancients were the most respectful of this kind of character, so naturally they would not want to hit the attention of his cemetery.

Why did no one dare to steal Jiang Ziya's grave for so many years?

At the same time, the story of "Jiang Taigong fishing, and those who wish to take the bait" have been passed down to this day, and at the same time, it has also made this Jiang Ziya celebrity who is not afraid of the twilight years and aims to make a career in the world through the ages.

The first half of his life was ordinary, although he was poor, he still had to worry about firewood, rice, oil and salt; Later, the dying old Jiang Ziya finally waited for Xibohou Jichang on the shore of Weishui, and he assisted Ji Chang to kill the faint king, fight the country, govern the troubled times, and guard the society, becoming the founding father of the Zhou Dynasty, and also became a famous Chinese military strategist and politician. Especially Jiang Ziya, who was written into "The Romance of the Gods", is an idol of the altar who drives away evil and upright.

So far, the most widely circulated saying about the uninhabited theft of Jiang Ziya's tomb is: everyone fears the hearts of the gods. Because Jiang Taigong's exploits in destroying Shang Sheng Zhou were passed down from generation to generation, later generations had a very high admiration for him.

In order to praise Jiang Taigong's great achievements, many myths and stories praising him began to appear among the people, especially the "Romance of the Gods" that came out during the Ming Dynasty, which described him as the god in charge of all the gods in the world, which directly established Jiang Ziya's lofty position in the hearts of everyone.

Tomb robbers are extremely superstitious, because of this, they never dare to steal easily, and the tomb of Jiang Ziya, who is worshiped as a god by the world. The author believes that this statement is actually only to further deify Jiang Ziya's image status, and does not provide practical reference significance for the fact that his thousand-year-old tomb was not stolen.

The first theory is in Linzi, Shandong, according to the records of "Rites, Tangong" and "Historical Records", Jiang Taigong was sealed in Yingqiu and buried in Zhou after his death, but these historical documents do not clearly indicate that the Taigong Cemetery is located in Linzi**.

In the "Linzi County Chronicles" and "Qi Ji Supplement", it is also said that in the south of Zhangjiazhuang, Linzi District, there is an ancient tomb, which is rumored to be the tomb of the Taigong. Based on these records, it can be known that the tomb of Taigong in Linzi is not the real tomb of Jiang Taigong.

It's just that there is a lack of historical materials about this statement, so this statement is still difficult to establish. In fact, not only Jiang Tai Cemetery, so far the Western Zhou Dynasty Tianzi Mausoleum has not been found, although there are many records about the Zhou Tianzi Mausoleum in the literature, but it has not been confirmed by archaeology, not to mention that Jiang Tai Cemetery and Zhou Mausoleum are directly implicated.

So it's not that no one has stolen the Jiang Tai Cemetery for thousands of years, but that no one knows where the Jiang Tai Cemetery is, so there is no way to start.

Because no one knows that Jiang Ziya's tomb is in **, and there are nothing valuable in Jiang Ziya's tomb.

Due to the long period of time, the tomb robbers did not find Jiang Ziya's cemetery, Jiang Ziya is a late bloomer, and he looks down on his belongings, and there must be nothing valuable in his dreams, and he cannot attract tomb robbers.

Because no one knows that his tomb is in **, of course, no one can rob it.