The first emperor of China. Seriously, I'd like to know what's in it.
It is said that Jiuding, the representative of Xia Dynasty, was also buried in it!
Everything unearthed in it should be national treasures.
According to the description in Zi Tong Zhi Jian, the top of the underground palace is inlaid with gems to represent the stars in the sky, surrounded by a lot of mercury to represent the sea, and the sea of stars represents the territory of the Qin Dynasty. And according to modern instruments, there is indeed a lot of mercury around the underground palace of Qin Shihuang! Basically, it can be confirmed that what is said in Zi Tong Zhi Jian is true.
There may be something in it:
Tai 'a Sword-Ou Yezi and two swordsmen forged it together. Biography of Li Si in Historical Records records that "Your Majesty has given Kunshan a jade as an easy-going treasure, hanging the pearl of the bright moon and offering the sword of Tai 'a". The meaning of this sentence is that the Baoyu in Kunshan, which Qin Shihuang got, has a bright light, comparable to the bright moon and can be extremely peaceful.
Jiuding-the supreme artifact of China
According to legend, in the early years of Xia Dynasty, Wang Dayu of Xia Dynasty divided the world into Kyushu, making Kyushu animal husbandry contribute bronze, casting Jiuding in Hualong District of Puyang City, Henan Province, symbolizing Kyushu, [1], engraving the famous mountains and rivers of Kyushu in Jiuding's body and concentrating Jiuding in the capital of Xia Dynasty. Although there is no record of Dayu melting copper in Zuo Zhuan, Jiuding's earliest record, it is mentioned that the depiction of Kyushu on the tripod actually symbolizes that all Kyushu in the world belongs to the Xia Dynasty, and such an ambitious spirit also makes Jiuding a treasure of the Xia Dynasty. Combining the two stories, we will find that whether it is melting copper or carving Kyushu, the last tripod refers to a tripod. But whether Jiuding is Ding or Jiuding remains to be verified.
Super night pearl:
Qin Shihuang buried the night pearl and "changed the incense sticks" in the mausoleum. It is said that each egg is more than one egg, and the night is like turning on the light.
The complete Terracotta Warriors:
Everyone knows that the terracotta warriors and horses unearthed now are actually only a part, and all they see are yellow. In fact, the terracotta warriors and horses were colored when they were made, but they were oxidized after they were unearthed, so there must be many well-preserved terracotta warriors and horses in the underground palace.
No one knows what's inside until it's opened. I think there will definitely be more things than those in the mausoleum of Cixi, but now we don't have the ability to develop them, so it's a bit difficult to see modern unearthed ones. When he arrives, it will make a sensation all over the world.
Of course, it may be the greatest protection to let the first emperor silently guard his kingdom underground.