World Tibet Bureau

Chapter 1185
I replied: "Liu Yi, the Young Emperor of the Han Dynasty."

Xia Xi asked: "What's the reason?"

I pointed to the stone statues: "Do you see any difference between these kneeling statues and the normal ones?"

Mr. Bo said: "I don't see any difference, it's just that the appearance is too ugly."

When Xia Xi heard this, he looked at it very carefully and shook his head: "My brother's brain is short-circuited, and I can't tell."

Sister Hong giggled: "They don't have beards, they are all eunuchs!"

As soon as this word comes out.

Xia Xi was stunned for a moment, then laughed out loud: "It's true! Sister Hong is indeed a hero among women, and she understands men better than men!"

I said: "We have speculated before that the master of this Bagua alchemy city is a Han emperor. Now, there are so many eunuchs kneeling outside the main hall. It proves that the Han emperor hates eunuchs extremely and wishes them to die. Even the statues are deliberately It was carved into such an ugly appearance and made them kneel in front of the palace forever. From this we can see that the Han emperor may have been deeply persecuted by the eunuchs, forcing him to go south and hide."

Xia Xi said: "During the Han Dynasty, there were many emperors whose affairs were controlled by eunuchs. The famous Ten Constant Attendants are known to everyone, young and old. Your reason is not sufficient!"

I said again: "That's right! But look at the ugliest eunuch in the middle. There are a few words behind him."

Hearing this, Xia Xi shined a searchlight twice: "Rebel Sun Cheng?!"

I nodded: "Look at the words on the lintel of the main hall, 'The wind rises in Beixiang, the emperor comes to the world.' Are these several elements connected, is the reason sufficient?"

Xia Xi smiled and said, "That's enough!"

Sun Cheng was a famous eunuch in the Han Dynasty.

After the death of Emperor An of the Han Dynasty, the Queen Mother Yan took control of the state affairs. With the support of her brother Yan Xian, she welcomed the young Beixiang Marquis Liu Yi as emperor. However, this move was opposed by a considerable number of courtiers.

Sun Cheng, the most powerful eunuch, led a group of people and conspired to enter the palace. They beat Yan Xian and others to death, and re-elected Jiyin King Liu Bao as the new emperor.

From the time Liu Yi, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty, took office to his final death, he only served as emperor for a few months in total.

According to historical records, Liu Yi, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty, died of a serious illness.

This matter was not a peasant uprising in the Han Dynasty, but an internal battle between royal families.

During the Han Dynasty, the most important thing was the orthodoxy of bloodline inheritance (for example, Liu Bei, who said everywhere that he was King Jing of Zhongshan, all the princes looked up to him). Therefore, Liu Yi, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty, was of imperial bloodline. No matter whether he died of serious illness or was Even if the eunuch Sun Cheng and others killed him, he should enjoy an imperial funeral.

Oddly enough.

After the death of Liu Yi, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty, the new emperor Liu Bao declared that Liu Yi "could not become an emperor before he ascended the throne" and "the young emperor was buried with royal rites", which meant that Liu Yi did not hold a formal enthronement ceremony and was not considered an emperor. According to the The king came to bury him with all the courtesy.

Even more bizarre.

Since it was clear that he would be buried with royal rites, there should be a mausoleum. However, there is no record in the history books as to where the tomb of Liu Yi, the Young Emperor of the Han Dynasty, is.

Is this collective amnesia or deliberate silence because of what happened?
Precisely because Liu Yi, the Young Emperor of the Han Dynasty, is mentioned in the history books, many people in the field of history believe that he is not one of the Han emperors.

Could it be that Liu Yi, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty, did not die at all, but secretly went south to Wuyi Mountain with his people, built a Bagua alchemy city deep in the mountain, and carved statues of Sun Cheng, the eunuch who had lost his throne, and others to kneel down forever, and On the lintel of the main hall are the words "The wind rises in Beixiang, and the emperor comes to the world", which shows his unwillingness to go from Beixiang marquis to emperor?

Xia Xi said with a smile: "If it is really Liu Yi, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty, our discovery will not only overturn the historical conclusion, but also greatly enrich the history of the Han Dynasty!" "Su Zi, as you said, come and learn from me when you have time." Tomb robbing knowledge. With your qualifications, every time you enter a tomb, you may open a dusty history book. This is more dopamine-stimulating than having sex with Lu Senyin!"

I:"……"

Sister Hong smiled and said: "You are playing riddles. I don't understand and I don't want to understand. I just want to see if there are any big treasures in it!"

After speaking.

Sister Hong organized her equipment and strode towards the main hall.

We also took the time to follow him.

Although the main hall is much grander than the previous stone house, it still looks simple and crude. The stone doors on both sides are cracked, damaged and open.

After a few people went in.

When I shined a searchlight on it, I was immediately surprised.

The surrounding stone walls are covered with mottled murals. Although they are in a state of incompleteness, we can still vaguely discern the contents of the murals.

They are all scenes of alchemy and immortality, and the characters are lifelike.

Planting herbs, refining elixirs, and people worshiping...

A Taoist priest with a Taoist spirit, holding an elixir and offering it to a master

The owner was a little baby with a crown on his head and a dragon robe. He took the medicine with a smile. After taking the medicine, he actually lay down in a coffin. After that, the strokes began to be outlined with dotted lines.

The doll emperor smiled and ascended to heaven from the coffin.

The last one was the Taoist priest leading everyone away from here.

no doubt.

The doll emperor in this painting is Liu Yi, the young emperor of Han Dynasty.

History books only record the date of his death, but his date of birth is unknown. Later, some people speculated that he should have been only about ten years old when he ascended the throne, which is basically consistent with the age in the painting.

The entire story is very different from the story Xiaoli told about the King of Chu ascending to heaven deep in Wuyi Mountain.

But who is this Taoist priest?

Sister Hong said: "It's a pity that the spots have fallen off and turned into a dead state. If it was intact, it would be worth a lot of money to shovel it off."

This is the front hall.

Apart from the broken murals and a few incense burners made of broken stones in the middle, there are no other clues.

I said: "Go to the back hall and have a look!"

(End of this chapter)