In 1300 years, as many as 17 people have excavated the tombs of famous surnames. However, today, the mausoleum of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty has been hollowed out, the Zhaoling Tomb of Emperor Taizong has been swept away, and Emperor Kangxi can't even collect the bones. Why is Gan Ling written by Wu Zetian lonely? Of course, grave robbers want children. Is it because there are no good funerary objects in Wu Zetian's tomb? In fact, on the contrary, a cultural relic worker has calculated that it must weigh at least 500 tons after years of exploration and investigation! On both sides of the front and rear passages, there are four caves filled with the most precious treasures of the Tang Dynasty. On both sides of the nearly 100-meter corridor leading to the King Kong Wall, there are various gold and silver ritual vessels. The world is most interested in the top national treasure-Preface to the Lanting Pavilion. According to folk rumors in Ganling area, Wu Zetian was buried with Preface to Lanting.
In fact, Ganling has so many rich treasures that it attracts professional grave robbers, provincial officials, bandits, warlords and even peasant rebels. Who will dig the shovel and hoe? From the moment Wu Zetian tried her best, Liangshan never stopped. The first person to go to Ganling was Huang Chao, the leader of the rebel army in the later Tang Dynasty. After the salt merchants led 600,000 troops into Chang 'an, they were very happy to burn, kill and plunder. When the robber became addicted, he suddenly found himself with nothing to do. At this time, someone told him one thing. A lot of gravel was buried under the loess on the west side of Liangshan. This news suggests that the entrance to Ganling, the richest place in Tang Ling, is probably in Huang Chao, the west of Liangshan. Huang Chao exultation, immediately back up four hundred thousand soldiers, ran to the west of liangshan, began to dig. These people are farmers. They are very good at using shovels and shovels. Soon, they leveled half of Liangshan, leaving a 40-meter-deep "Huang Chao ditch". However, there seems to be no entrance to Ganling. Later, Tang Jun rallied and launched a counterattack against Chang 'an, but Huang Chao refused to escape empty-handed.
Huang Chao, who claims to be a scholar, is too stupid to know that Ganling faces south. The Tang Dynasty deliberately buried the rubble generated by the building more than 300 meters away from the tomb door. In other words, he dug in the wrong direction. The second person who extended an evil hand to Gan Ling was Wen Tao, the ambassador of Yaozhou in the Five Dynasties. It seems that he was born to make trouble for the mausoleum of Emperor Li Tang. Before Ganling, 17 Tang tombs had been excavated, and only Ganling was left. But his ideal was shattered here. Like Chao, Huang used tens of thousands of people to dig Ganling in broad daylight, only to be trapped by strong winds and heavy rain three times. The weather cleared up as soon as people evacuated. Tao Wen really didn't understand what was going on, but he didn't keep digging, so he gave up the idea. Gan Ling escaped the second robbery at this time. The most dangerous thing is the third time. This time, it is not 400,000 troops, but a modern reorganization division. The tools of grave robbery are no longer hoes and shovels, but machine guns and cannons that cut stones like vegetables.
The planner was Sun Lianzhong, a Kuomintang general in the Republic of China. He led his men to learn from Sun Dianying's experience in bombing the tombs of Cixi and Ganlong, buried a pot of rice in Liangshan and camped under the guise of military exercises. When the black powder blasted the third layer of the pyramid mound and was ready to enter, a thick smoke suddenly appeared and spiraled up, forming a tornado. Suddenly, it was dark, flying sand and stones. Seven Shaanxi soldiers were the first to bear the brunt and immediately vomited blood and died. Some people dare to stand up and run away shouting.