Tomb Bride: A Millennium Immortal Jade Face Beauty

But the stone properties of this turquoise and Burmese jade are different. Although they are both rare and expensive varieties, they are rare, and secondly, they are even less mined in blocks, especially green jade that is one meter square. Songshi, what kind of luck is this? You can get such a large lottery with a single knife.This is not over yet, turquoise is also called Turkish jade, or the Turkic king. It was only because the emperors and nobles in the previous dynasty were very fond of the dark green color of the whole body that they named it the name of the plant outside the pass, turquoise.

Turquoise is also divided into grades. The more common ones are transported from Turkey and the craftsmen cut them across the board. Most of them are pale or sky blue. This is real turquoise. It is top grade. If it is rarer, it is green inlaid with blue. This is called Turkish two-color magic jade.If you can cut a piece of dark green from a large number of rough stones, it will be regarded as the favor of God, and you can pay tribute to the emperor. This is the real turquoise, the Turkic king.Think about it, it needs to be big and look like a Turkic king. Is this turquoise epitaph a rare and superb product in the world?Its value has far exceeded the definition that people understand that it can be exchanged with money.

"It's too fucking extravagant! I didn't expect that there is such a treasure in Hulatun. My dear heroine, hurry up and show me what is written on the epitaph? Who the hell is this royal relative? It's so big!" Handwriting! It’s a good thing you Brother Mouse didn’t see it, this kid would have to hire an excavator to dig it up and take it away if he gets excited.”

Although Meihui is a girl, she has never been fond of these gold, silver and jade objects. She has no concept of the word "precious", and she doesn't care about these things. She told me that the epitaph is very simple, just stating the name of the owner of the tomb and when she was born. , when did he die, and who mentioned the epitaph...

She was obviously surprised when she saw the inscription on the side of the epitaph.

"What's wrong? Who is this person from? Who mentioned it?"

"Xuan...Xuan Ye! Oh my god! It's the holy patriarch Kangxi!" She cried out excitedly.

I don't blame her. When I heard her say that it was the inscription on the epitaph of Emperor Kangxi, I couldn't help but feel a little emotional. Needless to say, the calligraphy of Emperor Kangxi is precious, and it has never been written by Emperor Kangxi himself. Set a precedent for the epitaph for the ministers!How prominent is this person?Moreover, the general emperor's inscription must be his own name stamp, and Kangxi's name stamp must be written: The Royal Treasure of the Emperor of the Holy Ancestor.But the inscription was actually his name Xuanye, which shows that the owner of the tomb is of a higher seniority than Lord Kangxi, and is also a relative of the emperor.

"Name! Who is the name of the owner of the tomb?" I couldn't wait to ask Meihui.

"Yes...it's Aixinjueluo Dolbo!"

"What? Dolbo?" I repeated to myself, afraid I might have heard it wrong.

"Ah, Dorbo, born in the eighth year of Chongde and died in the eleventh year of Kangxi." Meihui translated the remaining part of Manchu for me.

Duoerbo (1643-1672), Aixinjueluo family, the fifth son of Duoduo.First appeared as Prince Rui Dorgon Empress.In the seventh year of Shunzhi (1650), Dorgon died, and in the spring of the eighth year of Shunzhi, Wuwu was granted the title of Prince Rui.The following year, due to Dorgon's involvement, the noble was cut.Later, Emperor Shunzhi ordered Doerbo to return to the clan, and in the 14th year of Shunzhi (1657), he was granted the title of Dorobeile.He died in the 11th year of Kangxi (1672) at the age of 30.In the 43rd year of Qianlong (1778), he was still named after Dorgon, Prince Rui.