I'm glad that the country can find the exact location of the tomb of Emperor Wendi. At present, there are many historical gaps in archaeological excavation and cultural relics exploration in Wendi era. The accurate discovery of Wendi's mausoleum can not only fill this historical gap. It also provides more investigation directions and research materials for other scholars to study this history in the future.
One: What's the matter?
Recently, some media reported that National Cultural Heritage Administration released special news about the exact location of the Han Wendi Mausoleum in Shaanxi. Archaeologists conducted a carpet search on the ground at the site of the original Han Xiandi Mausoleum, that is, under Fenghuangkou, Shaanxi Province, and found no clues about the imperial tomb. At present, the tombs in Bailuyuan Village, Xi City, Shaanxi Province have been confirmed to be the exact location of Emperor China's mausoleum.
Two: This time, the sorting problem of the tombs of emperors in the Western Han Dynasty was solved.
The exact location of Baling, the emperor of China, has always been the focus of debate in archaeology. On the one hand, during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Fenghuangkou in Shaanxi Province was always regarded as the exact location of the mausoleum of Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty. On the other hand, a number of royal tombs in the era of Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty have also been found near Jiangcun, Bailuyuan, Shaanxi Province. This time, the exact location of Wendi's tomb was finally determined by experts' carpet search of Fenghuangkou and many archaeological and cultural relics excavations of Jiangcun tombs. At present, the specific location of the Western Han Emperor's Mausoleum has been officially excavated successfully, and it is hoped that the government departments can protect it as soon as possible.
Third, it is also an important discovery to improve the history of the Han Dynasty.
Because the location of Emperor Wendi's mausoleum has not been accurately determined. In the past, there was no specific research direction for the investigation of cultural relics and humanistic customs in the period of Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty. It is very gratifying to be able to determine the exact location this time, and it is also a great breakthrough to improve the cultural landscape and economic level of the Han Dynasty.