The discovery of the Eastern Xia Kingdom has attracted the attention of netizens, and what other tom

Dongxia Kingdom, golden silk nanmu coffin, golden jade clothes, Qinling sacred tree, Luoyang shovel, ghost seal. These things exist in reality.

In addition to the Dongxia Kingdom being confirmed, the Sanxingdui cultural relics mentioned in **, Genting Heavenly Palace, Qinling Sacred Tree, Xisha Submarine Tomb, and Western Queen Mother Tomb can all be confirmed in reality, and the corresponding actual existence can be found.

In this **, Genting Heavenly Palace, Sanxingdui, West Queen Mother Tomb, Xisha Submarine Tomb, Qinling Divine Tree, these places have been confirmed to be real.

Also, Genting Heavenly Palace, Sanxingdui, the Tomb of the Queen Mother of the West, the Submarine Tomb of Xisha, the Palace of the Seven Stars Lu, the Qinling Sacred Tree, etc., are all things that can be compared in reality.

What does the Eastern Xia Kingdom look like in reality?

In fact, the Eastern Xia Kingdom has always been a very important location in the tomb robbery notes, in the tomb robbery notes, the Eastern Xia Kingdom is located in the Changbai Mountain in the northeast, and in real life, the Eastern Xia Kingdom is located in Jilin Province. In history, the Dongxia Kingdom actually only existed for about 19 days, which is a very short country, and after the relevant cultural relics of the Dongxia Kingdom were unearthed, many netizens also said that the third uncle of the Southern School was really too powerful, and he was able to write about this country that only existed for 19 days in history.

Wu Xie is based on the creation of the prototype?

In the tomb robbery notes, Wu Xie also has a third uncle, and the pen name of the author of the tomb robbery notes is called the third uncle of the southern faction, so many people are speculating whether there is a certain relationship between the third uncle of the southern faction and Wu Xie. There are also many people who think that the prototype of Wu Xie is actually the third uncle of the Southern School himself. And Wu Xie and the third uncle of the southern faction are both from Hangzhou, in fact, I think that Wu Xie and the third uncle of the southern faction may not have any realistic relationship, because the third uncle of the southern faction is most familiar with Hangzhou, so he will use Hangzhou as the residence of Wu Xie in the tomb robbery notes, and secondly, the reason why he took this pen name may also be because the author likes the character of the third uncle.

And there are a lot of things in the tomb robbery notes, which sound very mysterious, not very like the real thing.

What other locations in the Tomb Raiders are real?

There are many places in the tomb robbery notes that are real, such as Pan's homeland. Panjiayuan is an antique market in Beijing, where there are many people who like to buy antiques shopping. Changbai Mountain is also a real-life location, Changbai Mountain is located in Jilin, and the scenery of Changbai Mountain is very beautiful.

There are also fictional locations in the tomb robbery notes, such as the Guazi Temple in Shandong. In the melon seed temple, Wu Xie met Zhang Qiling, Pan Zi and others. But in reality, there is no such location in Shandong.

The Zhangjia Drum Tower is also a fictitious location. Among them, Zhangjia Ancient Building is located in Banai, Guangxi, but there is no Zhangjia Ancient Building in Banai, Guangxi.

According to the Jilin Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics, this "Eastern Xia Kingdom" is located in the Mopan Mountain City of Tumen City, Jilin Province, which was the southern part of the "Eastern Xia Kingdom" at that time. The sites found are similar to those described in the book, but they have changed due to the time of day.

In reality, the Eastern Xia Kingdom only existed for 19 days in history, which was particularly short, and there were very few related cultural relics.

In reality, this country also exists, but it only exists for 19 days, and there are many artifacts in it.

The Eastern Xia Kingdom did exist. As for "Notes on Tomb Robbery", it is an Internet **, and what is said can be artistically exaggerated, but it may not be true.

Dongxia (1215-1233) was a state founded in northeastern China in the 13th century. Puxian Wannu was originally a general of the Jin Dynasty, and he established himself as the king of heaven in the third year of Zhenyou (1215), with the country name Dazhen and the year name Tiantai. In 1216, it descended to Mongolia, and in 1217, it became independent again, and the country was called Dongxia.

At its peak, it reached Shangjing Road (present-day Baichengzi, Acheng, Heilongjiang Province) in the northwest, Posu Road (present-day Jiuliancheng, Dandong, Liaoning Province) in the southwest, and Haolai Road (present-day Jiju, North Hamgyong Province, North Korea) and Sepin Road (present-day Shuangchengzi, Primorsky Krai, Russia) in the southeast. The political center of the early Dazhen Kingdom was in Xianping (now north of Kaiyuan, Liaoning), and after the restoration of the country, it was moved to Nanjing (now Chengzishan, Tumen City, Jilin). In 1233, the prince of the Mongol Wokotai faction was destroyed.

Pu Xian Wannu (?) 1233) General in the last years of the Jin Dynasty. Jurchen.

Formerly served as the envoy of Jin Liaodong. In 1214, under the order of Jin Xuanzong, he attacked Yelu Liuge, was defeated, and fled to Tokyo. Launched an anti-Jin rebellion, occupied Xianping, Tokyo, Shenzhou and other places, and attacked Posufu Road (in present-day southeastern Liaoning, the seat of governance is in present-day Dandong), Shangjing, etc.

In October, he established himself as the king of heaven, the country name Dazhen, and the founding year name Tiantai. In October 1216, after the fall of the Mongol Muhuali to Jinzhou, it surrendered to the Mongols. After the Mongol army retreated, they rebelled against Mongolia and became independent, and migrated east to the lazy road (now the junction of Jilin and Korea), called the "king of Eastern Xia".

In 1218, he followed the Mongol and Goryeo armies to encircle and suppress the Khitan rebel army led by Shoushe. After that, it seized the eastern part of Liaodong and the capital was Nanjing (now Chengzishan, Mopan Village, Chang'an Town, Tumen, Jilin Province). In 1233, it was attacked by the Mongols.

In 1215 A.D., in October of the third year of Jin Xuanzong Zhenyou (Yihai year), when the army was defeated and perished, in order to revitalize the Jurchen national spirit, he established the capital in Tokyo and established himself as the king of heaven, with the country name "Dazhen" and the year name Tiantai, seeking the revival of the Jurchens.

At the beginning of the establishment of Dazhen, the situation was difficult, besieged by Mongolia, Jin and Liao, in order to seek the future, in October 1216, Puxian Wannu handed out the surrender table, and took his son Tige as a hostage to enter the imperial camp, and surrendered to Mongolia.

Year 1217.

In June and July, Puxian Wannu stood on its own again, changed the name of the country to Dongxia, and the year name was still continued to use Tiantai, and the capital of Kaiyuan City was built (the current site of the city is different). It is also said that its country name was originally Daxia, because it is located in the east, so it is different from the Western Xia. Korean historical books call it Dongjin.

After several years of operation, the Eastern Xia continued to use troops, within the reach of power, including the area of the Golden Lazy Road, Speed Frequency Road and Huli Road, the territory is roughly east to the Sea of Japan, northwest to Huli Gaicheng (Heilongjiang Yilan), west to Zhang Guangcailing, south to Po Su Province and North Korea Cheongju (North Hamgyong North Province, North Korea), at the peak of the time to reach the east section of the ancient Great Wall of Korea from the south to the west through Dingping and the east to Dulianpu, and the north to the north of Heilongjiang Bayan, Yilan to the lower reaches of the Heilongjiang River. It stretches from the west-central part of present-day Jilin to the southern part of Heilongjiang (including the capital of Jinshang in the later period), and extends to the Sea of Japan in the east.

In September 1233, the Mongol army passed through Goryeo and marched north into the territory of Eastern Xia. Pu Xian Wannu was captured (one said killed). The Mongol army continued to advance and captured "Kaiyuan (eastern part of the Mudanjiang River in Heilongjiang Province), Xianpin (middle and lower reaches of the Suifen River Basin), and Dongtu Xiping" ("History of the Yuan").

The Eastern Xia Kingdom died, and the country was founded for 19 years.