Tomb of Qin Shi Huang has a pomegranate forest full of fruit, but no one dares to eat with the shocking truth behind

Qin Shi Huang was the one who had the merit of unifying the Jiangshan, ending more than 200 years of war in six countries in China.

He is known as one of the most powerful emperors in the history of this country. During his time in office, Qin Shi Huang unified the country, abolished the palace system, established a district system, created a political system, and unified writing, currency, weight, and measures. It can be said that under the rule of Qin Shi Huang, the Qin state became a large and powerful unified nation. However, it was this mighty dynasty that unexpectedly perished not long after the death of King Qin.

The second emperor of the Qin Dynasty was Ho Hoi (Emperor Qin Nhi The). Legend has it that he inherited the brutality of Qin Shi Huang, but unfortunately did not have his father's tactic skills. This led to the power of the court falling into the hands of others, leading to the destruction of the Qin Dynasty. The throne was not long, but what Ho Hoi did during this time really made people amazed. In particular, Emperor Qin's cruel behavior towards his brothers and sisters shocked posterity.

In the past, people only mentioned that Qin Shi Huang had 2 children, in fact that was not the case. He had more than 30 children, not to mention a number of unknown origins or unfortunately died early. However, all of Qin Shi Huang's children except Ho Hoi were brutally murdered. In the history books, the records are not too detailed, but the archaeological findings of later generations are enough to show the cruelty of Ho Hoi in the most authentic way. There is information that, in order to strengthen his throne, Ho Hoi ordered the massacre of the brothers and sisters without leaving anyone. Among the victims, of course, was Qin Shi Huang's most beloved daughter, Doanh Duong Man.

Excavating the grave of the daughter of Qin Shi Huang discovered the terrible truth

In 1976, archaeologists discovered the tomb near Shangxiao village, Shandong province, China. Soon, experts came to excavate and study. With the progress of archaeological work, experts have found a total of 17 ancient tombs. After detailed investigation, 7 of the tombs contained human bones, the remaining tombs only contained bronze swords, no bones were found. It can be seen that all the people in the tomb died because of the massacre, the situation was extremely tragic. Archaeologists originally thought that the people in this tomb were just ordinary princes and ladies in ancient times. But then all were surprised to realize that this is the tomb of the most beloved daughter of Qin Shi Huang.

Although the people in the tomb died in a tragic state, they still had a lot of funeral goods, such as gold, silver, and bronze. Soon after, the expert discovered a private seal in the ancient tomb. During the excavation, experts discovered a seal engraved with the word "Duong Tu" and another made of bronze. Based on the relics here, it can be inferred that the owner of this tomb is the daughter who is most loved by Qin Shi Huang, Doanh Duong Man.

Doanh Duong Man is the daughter of Qin Shi Huang. When her father was still alive, she enjoyed riches and riches that no one else could match. As a princess loved by King Qin, Doanh Duong Man lived a life without worries. But after Qin Shi Huang died, she also completely lost her support. Because she was loved by her father the most, she automatically became the first object of Ho Hoi's revenge. Emperor Qin Nhi Shi, when he ascended the throne, directly executed this younger sister. Her body was fragmented, causing all experts to grieve. The discovery of this tomb complex has provided a lot of historical material for experts in general. At the same time, from here, it has been confirmed that Ho Hoi is indeed a ruthless and "cold-blooded" person far beyond his father, Qin Shi Huang.

Tomb of Qin Shi Huang has a pomegranate tree full of fruit but no one dares to eat it

In the grounds of the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, there is a forest of pomegranate trees that bear lush fruit, but the locals tell each other not to pick the fruit to eat. Tomb of Qin Shi Huang is now more than 2,000 years old, is one of the works that are not allowed to be excavated in China.

Part of the reason is because archaeologists are concerned that there is a large amount of toxic, extremely dangerous mercury inside.

Some Chinese news sites recently republished information about a group of Chinese archaeologists first surveying the land at the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, from April 2002. During the year-long survey, the researchers determined the depth of the underground palace was 30 meters, the height of the underground palace was 15 meters, equivalent to the current 4-storey building. Archaeologists also discovered unusual signs. That is the significantly high mercury content in the land above the tomb of Qin Shi Huang.

According to page 163.com, within the grounds of Tan Thuy Hoang's mausoleum, there is a forest of pomegranate trees with lush flowers and fruits, and locals tell each other that it is absolutely forbidden to eat fruit. Experts take samples from pomegranate trees to the laboratory for analysis. The results show that the mercury content is extremely large, even much larger than the mercury content in the soil samples at the tomb of Qin Shi Huang. According to historical records, Qin Shi Huang dug deep trenches around the tomb and filled it with mercury, forming a river-like shape. Tomb of Qin Shi Huang has soldiers, mountains and rivers, symbolizing eternal life in the afterlife. The results of analysis in 2002 confirmed that the large amount of mercury in Qin Shi Huang's underground palace, as recorded in Sima Qian's "History" was reliable, the Chinese website said.

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